Her errands went fairly uneventfully, something she was grateful for. After last night, a quiet day was sorely needed. Her arms full of grocery bags, Tamelyn ambled down the street, enjoying the feeling of the light, misty rain on her skin. For one, downtown was not overly busy, although aliens of all shapes and sizes still bustled the streets on errands of their own. She caught a few puzzled looks (a human? here?), but she had been here long enough that most locals knew of her by now. She had long since grown accustomed to being the odd one out, and so hardly noticed those curious glances anymore.<br/><br/>What she wasn't used to, however, was seeing another human in this city. Illuminated by the harsh lights of neon signs overhead, she caught a glimpse of the strange trio as she passed by the spaceport on her way back home. The two aliens didn't surprise her as much as the sight of another human did. They hadn't seemed to notice her (yet), but something stopped her from drawing their attention. She remembered what Astor had said about a man asking around for her near the docks. She could only guess at his face from this distance, but his overall silhouette matched nobody she remembered from the colony. Unease prickled against the back of her neck, and she resumed walking, this time with a slightly more hurried pace. She would attempt to lose herself in the sparse crowd as she made for the Thousand Arms as quickly as possible, hoping they hadn't seen her as well.<br/><br/>---<br/><br/>Jasmine squeezed her eyes shut and turned her face from the monitor before her, tears streaming silently down her cheeks. That was her baby, and it killed her inside to see her being put through this. She would always offer what comfort she could, indeed, the tiny broken family had none to rely on besides eachother, but she wished desperately that her children could escape from this life. "Are you finished copping a feel?" she murmured quietly to Koort, her tone evident of disgust just barely kept in check. "I thought you were supposed to be busy running this place, not screwing me."