Okay, so Moe was not really the typical gentleman who would help a woman who was struggling but honestly he has never really thought much of women since the death of his wife. Thatâ€™s what happens when your heart becomes consumed by revenge. The truth was his heart was a bit hardened by it and he can be a little selfish every now and then, not really thinking too much about others. He could be a pretty caring person from time to time, evident by his actions in the alley the other night and how he was allowing Korra to go back to her apartment and grab some things, though it was not nearly as strong as it use to be. Sometimes he wished that it was, that he could satisfy his thirst for revenge, but then what would he have to live for. Revenge was such a double edged sword that it drove him nuts some days but what else could he do.<br/><br/>Sighing heavily he pulled the keys to the handcuffs out of his pocket and undid them. He could tell her wrists were a little raw from them. It would be wonderful if they drew blood, his superiors would just fucking love that, he figured he might as well leave her free either way. â€œYouâ€™d better not pull a fast one and sent me on a wild goose chase. This hotel room is expensive,â€ he told her with a stern tone, half muttering the last part under his breath even if it was true. He was going to be keeping a close eye on her. There have only ever been a few times where he slipped and lost a suspect and he was not about to look all over LA for a slippery girl like her. Cases like that were always frustrating as hell and he preferred things running smoothly. She didnâ€™t seem like she was going to make it more difficult for him than this had been but still. He appreciated it even if it wasnâ€™t voiced.<br/><br/>Better to be safe than sorry as they say.<br/><br/>â€œYouâ€™ll have to remind me where you live.â€ Moe muttered in half embarrassment before he lead Korra out of the room, letting her walk in front of him so he could keep an eye on her. While following her he knew he should have paid more attention to where he was going even if he had not been expecting on returning to let her get things. Usually whenever he arrested someone he just took them back to the station and ignored any protest, he wasnâ€™t sure why it was a bit different with her. Pushing that aside he focused, walking out to the parking lot. He decided to drive her instead of walk, opening the door to the backseat of the car he had been given and allowing her to get in. Ok, he could be considerate and a gentleman sometimes, but it was mostly to make up for how he had treated her.