Audrey had been intent upon the peacefulness of the moment, a light fog that had settled in due to the chill of the night seemed to blanket the area. Unlike most who resented the dense mist, Audrey reveled in it. To her there was nothing quite like watching it roll back as the day began to warm, unfurling the town as if it were a present upon Christmas morn.  It was beauty, peace, and mystery wrapped up in one perfect display of raw nature.<br/><br/>It was such a moment she was enjoying as she had settled down upon that bench with her tea and apple. Oblivious to the fact that someone had been watching or even awake other than those who were in commute to their daily routine.  A sip of the tea had been taken and as she lifted the apple to her lips she felt the weight upon the bench shift. Audrey knew well not to mingle with a crowd, having too many close calls in the City had ingrained it to her mind. Frank wouldn't have even bee given a glance had his voice not been directed at her. Slowly she lowered the apple and turned her head to regard him, those piercing green eyes seeming to search through his soul, if in fact he had one at all. Silence had spanned between them for but a few moments before she gave a subtle smile.<br/><br/>"Well.... Frank was it ?  " The smile offered had broadened slightly. " I'm Audrey. " She responded as she leaned in just a touch, the warmth of her breath washing along his ear briefly. " It would seem that you may wish to reconsider your assumptions. " Leaning back up she took a bite of the apple, the sweet juices slipping along her tongue like candy. She'd chew quietly, not at all as though she were unrefined,but instead as if she had been groomed from a well to do family. Swallowing she'd regard him once again, curious as to why he had settled beside her.<br/><br/>" I believe they have vacancies, if you're looking. " She gestured with a tip of her head towards the duffle he had dropped rather precariously upon the ground at his left. " If you need it for a night or longer, they seem to be fairly good with the rates. " She offered, hoping to encourage him towards the office. She was certain she'd seen him the night previous or rather earlier that morning at the truck stop, but Audrey would not pry, at least not yet.