Looking down at the floor, Greer sighed as she took in Tori's words. She knew he was right. It would be better for her to go to Madame now than later. And maybe, with Tori on her side, her tale would be believed. "Maybe she'll forget," she said hopefully with an innocent-looking smile on her face. It didn't last long, as soon as the words were out of her mouth, she smirked and shook her head. "I know, I know. No chance of that," she said.<br/><br/>"I promise, if I'm still here and this happens again, I will come straight to you," Greer informed the body guard. She wasn't as sure as he was that she would be believed. Madame Talamh ran a strict household. Family or not, Greer could be put out just for having the stuff in her room.<br/><br/>"Alright, let's go. Might as well get it over with. But she's not gonna believe that Paedar is doing bane. Samhr's ashes,<span style="font-style: italic">I</span>was surprised to see him bring it out. He's been coming to me for years, and I've never seen him more than just a little drunk off of a glass of wine." It was certainly out of character for the male to be taking to drugs, but it had so thrown Greer off, she had barely thought to go to Madame or Tori about it last night.<br/><br/>~~<br/><br/>"Thank you, my dear. Maybe we can make you a lovely dress soon, hmm?" the elder woman asked. Ever the business woman, she pulled the green fabric the girl had been eyeing out of it's shelf. Ailene draped the silk over her hand. "This would go very nicely with your eyes. Wouldn't it, Mae?" She turned over to Kitty's friend.<br/><br/>Mae shook her head, a smirk on her face. Not one to call the lady out on her sales pitch, Mae gently took Kitty's hand in her own. "Ailene, don't fill the girl's head with ideas. She's still new, I'm sure she will be coming to you to make a pretty dress for her in time. Besides," she continued, "we are just here to pick up those drapes Madame ordered."