Mari nodded and smiled at the three men. "I guess you're right, darling", she agreed  with Dumas about not being able to harm any of them, seemingly a little more relaxed. Her gaze went to White when Dumas mentioned his skill with a stun stick. "Really? I didn't know that talent of yours", she murmured, with a small smile.<br/><br/>As she was still looking at White, Mari didn't pick up the guilty expression Dumas showed. Even if she had, she would probably never guess the reason for it was hanging around her neck.<br/><br/>She waited for Cheshire to answer Dumas's question, and got a little worried about the lack of an answer. She did like to think that her 'shadow self' was as much in the dark about her as she was about her counterpart. But she would prefer to be sure.<br/><br/>She turned back to Dumas and took a deep breath. "I don't mind either, darling. But I think you'd be really uncomfortable staying in the club with me, and I would feel like I'm invading your personal space if I stayed with you. I just don't want to cause anyone any more trouble. But I trust you guys. So, tell me what you think I should do, and I will."