Connie gave the matter some thought. She was more open than the others, thus her enthusiasm for the common souvenir idea. One does not become an airline attendant if one does not enjoy meeting new people. Besides, she had a certain belief about fate, and couldn't attribute her ending up in the same room tonight with three such fascinating and alluring people to something as mundane as simple coincidence. "Yes, something cheap of course. I don't want to put you all out. Besides, I don't think we're going to make it to Versace tonight, so choices are relatively limited. And don't think of it as courtesy; this is just the kind of thing that I'd like to remember, no matter what happens after tonight." The stewardess maintained her trademark smile through all of this but it wasn't hard. She was finally relaxing after a hard day. She deserved it.<br/><br/>She also smiled back at Molly as Riley showered. If she had noticed Riley's little problem, she was discreet enough not to show it. "An eidetic memory. That must come in handy. At least with the things you want to remember. There are some flights I'd rather forget, all things considered." And that brought her back to Heather's questions. "There are certain issues that I'm not free to speak about, honey, but you probably knew that already. However, it shouldn't come as a big surprise that one rule is if the runway is covered in ice, you're not going anywhere. So, it's not up to us." Us was a very loose term. It wasn't as if management asked Connie whether they should go up.<br/><br/>Then Riley emerged from the shower. Connie smiled at her and noted, "Ah, that looks like it did you wonders, Sweetie." She rose and started heading the bathroom herself. But not before turning back to Heather, her smile twisting into something a bit more playful and mischievous. "I'm afraid I don't know of any images on hand, though I've done a few poses for the smartphones of nighttime companions that I may learn I have reason to regret at some point. As far as I know though, you're going to have to rely on your imagination to figure out how I look out of uniform. Try not to think about it too much while I'm in the shower. Or picture away. It's not like I'm going to know either way, right?" She gave a wink as she disappeared behind the door and turn on the water. "Why don't you all find something we can all sign while I'm washing up?"