Sam returned her pleasantries with a small bow. "you're welcome," he said, his eyes still studying her. He saw her fumble her way through her pockets for something then ask about the computers in the pod. "I'll see about removing the computers from your pod in the morning, the bay is going to fill up once we reach Conrad, we scarcely go home empty handed."<br/>He didn't know if she would incite him in, didn't know if she was in that frame of mind at the moment, but it didn't matter.<br/>His eyes glanced inside her cabin for an instant, then back to her. "I'll," he swallowed hard, "I'll see you in the morning, then, just ask anyone for me and they'll see to it that I find you," his eyes went back to hers, less studious and more simply curious now. Though, he told himself, he'd keep his feet firmly planted<i>outside</i>the threshold to her quarters for the moment; the poor woman had been through quite enough for one day.