Cars had passed by as Audrey sat there listening to Frank speak in regards to not only her manners but that of his situation. To those that had glanced out at them in passing it might have seemed they were old acquaintances. The manner in which the conversation seemed to flow would at least suggest they had something of common interest, other wise there would be no conversation at all.  In truth Audrey would have preferred it that way, the beauty of silence was something she relished in. There was enough flowing through her mind that meaningless conversation was not something that she needed.<br/><br/>The apple had been finished in a few bites before she set the core aside, those eyes of hers once more regarded him in his entirety. He was not unattractive, in fact he was rather dashing in a ruggedly half kempt way. Was he her type ? Not really, but she was considering the contours of his jaw, the sharpness of his nose and just how it would reflect in the darkness of her camera's lens.  The smile would be offered again, a subtle curling of lips as a dimple hinted in her cheeks. " I remember you from earlier, if I recall, I apologized for my hasty departure in where I accidentally brushed up against you. " She stated in that soft tone as she pulled the key card from her pocket. "There's nothing of value in the room, unless you prefer women's clothing. " She stated as she offered it out to him. " But it will give you a place to rest, at least while I am gone tending to some things. " If he didn't accept it, she'd simply lay it there beside him on the bench before she stood and grabbed the core.  " I'll be about four hours top, that should be enough time yes ? " She smiled again before leaning down to whisper just against the brush of his cheek.<br/><br/>" Don't worry, it wasn't that memorable of a moment for me either and I'm certain the rest you'll be given will more than make up for the lack of manners you assume me to have Frank. " She rose again then and headed off towards the main street of the town, her voice trailing back as she called out. " This isn't charity or sympathy Frank. " She kinda figured he'd have the same mentality as she did and she wasn't exactly lying about it. Rarely did Audrey ever pity anyone, she assumed people made choices and their lives reflected them, whether good or bad, it was just karma and something they should learn by. After all she had hopes he'd still be there when she got back and she'd get a few shots of him, just to brush up on a life skill she once had.<br/><br/>Her journey that day would take her to several stores, applications put in for positions in which she'd be forced to live week to week. It was something that she would have to get used to as her life in NYC was far different and luxury was something she had embodied. Now, well now it would be more mediocre, struggles were something she foresaw in her future. Might as well begin now she figured, perhaps when she returned she would not find he'd robbed her blind.