It wasn't the first time she had misread energy and probably wouldn't be the last.  She had a hard time remembering that different colors didn't mean the same thing between different types of beings. Witches showed different than humans and fae far different than humans. Their was a touch of irritation that bit into her hard as her regulars bolted out the front door.<br/><br/>"No one has to say anything about you dropping me somewhere like that. I've heard about it from other witches." She said considering his comment about the stone hiding from all other eyes.  Watching as the lightening changed form and found its shape.<br/>"You want to go against your own kind to protect a witch?" she asked wondering how long he would hold the orb between them. As he grinned she had to focus not to ignore the glowing ball. "What all are you expecting from me?" She asked putting the deal more towards the agreeable side of the table rather than upsetting the fae man any further, she had been taught at a young age, if there's a way to please a fae. do it. You may live to see another day.