Prepared to shake her hands dry- or possibly pat them dry on her dress- Hazel alit with a grateful, appreciative smile as Colin offered her a hand towel. Accepting it with a gracious murmur of thanks, she dried her hands before gently shaking it, folding it in half, and hanging it over the faucet of the sink. There was a second of surprise where she processed that his question was directed to her. Even still, she turned and peered at him curiously with her forest-colored eyes before offering a slightly somber but still welcoming smile. Her head shook twice, slowly.<br/><br/>"Unfortunately my family didn't particularly find such things useful to learn growing up and I.." There was a soft clearing of her throat. "I never found the time myself to learn such ventures. I think ballroom dances are all beautiful, in their own manners, even though I don't know anything about them." She laughed quietly, slowly beginning to step back past him and towards the front of the counter. There wasn't a doubt in Hazel's mind that Colin wasn't anywhere near the age he appeared; and honestly, he looked good for whatever the hell he was. In all reality, Hazel herself was almost double the age she appeared. She didn't know many facts about other lines of shapeshifters- any definitive facts about<i> any</i>supernatural beings were hard to gather- but her family had always aged much slower than humans. At the charming smile he directed at her, she shared a brilliant one of her own, paused near the opening of the counter where she'd be able to slip back into the public space of the bar.<br/><br/>"I'm afraid it'd be me struggling to keep up with you," she chuckled, brushing a few stray hairs from the side of her face. "Though I appreciate the offer more than you know. If I didn't think I'd embarrass myself after such an incredible performance.." Her voice trailed off, green hues flitting towards the slowly parting pair on the dance floor as if to enunciate her point. It wasn't that she was uncoordinated. Being a shifter had given her more ability than she thought she had any right to. But that didn't mean she wasn't still prone to overthinking each and every step of the dance. She'd tried dancing once before when she was younger.<i> That</i>hadn't exactly gone to plan.