"Then you underestimate me." She stated simply, watching as he moved towards her again. She watched him closely as he raised his hands, only to find that he was fixing her appearance. Even though they were rivals and he likely didn't mean her well, there was something strangely comforting about it. She chalked it up to simply being the action of fixing her up rather than the meaning of it. After all, if it had been Hoss in front of her now, she knew it would be well-intentioned.<br/><br/>"Fine." She huffed, watching as he took the keys from her pocket. She quickly snatched them back from his grip. "So, I take you to Skayia Freeze, we wait until night, and then what?" She asked as she opened the door and began to walk back to the car. She was startled when he closed the trunk and heard Charles inside. She didn't know exactly how much time had passed, but she knew it had to have been close to ten minutes. Charles must have known something was up, and she guessed that Hoss was likely watching from the window of the laundromat; he would be able to see that she was getting into the car with someone who only caused them trouble. She dared not look in the direction of the laundromat, or even react to Charles. She wanted to keep her lie up as best as she could, though she didn't know if she would be able to if Charles acted up in the trunk.<br/><br/>Delphine got into the driver's seat and started the car up. She waited until Alexander was seated beside her before shifting the car into drive and setting off into the direction of the Skayia Freeze. She half expected to see Enigma pointing a gun at her to make sure she drove and she simply hoped he'd be civil. As she drove, she glanced down into the door of the car to see if there was any kind of weapon there. To her disappointment, nothing was there. "So is this some kind of sick idea of a date or a sleepover? Because there are easier ways to ask." Despite her joke, her tone was still serious.