She halted just as her body taped and retreated his. She was wide eyed and stunned at the clash of things that had happened. As she tried to listen to this man, she finally got a grip on things as he flashed her wallet. Like lightening, she snatched it from him, eyes widening further and jumping at him. Her arms clasped around his neck for a moment, before pushing herself back and holding his shoulders.<br/>"Oh my god, no - this - you." She waved it around a few times, looking back and forth from the stranger to Scotch who's mouth hung open, dumbfounded.<br/>"Thank you!" she bursted, grabbing his jawline and leaning in, a kiss planted firmly on his lips. "You don't know what you've done for me, us - my dumbass."<br/>Her hand came up her brow, pushing the damp locks of gold back, the chocolate undertones showing more prominently. She prattled on a bit more, still standing in the doorway, as Scotch reined in his laughter once more. Stepping from the frame, she walked to her housemate, handing him their cards as the door slammed closed. More scattered thoughts as she handed them all to him, turning to see the man who saved her ass once more.<br/>"Oh, shit-" she spat jolting to the door. "Sorry, it closes on it's own when it's not held. I'm Tequilla - but of course you already knew that. That's my friend, Scotch. He owns the place."<br/>"We own it, ya loon."<br/>"Just ignore him he thinks he knows everything." She muttered with a grin.<br/>"Can we get you a cup of coffee or somethin'?" Scotch asked, pouring another of his own - never without his signature splash of liquor.<br/>"Oh, yeah -" she said hopping back to the bar.<br/>As the door closed again, she got another cup from the counter, leaning in and whispering to Scotch so light, even those between them couldn't hear.<br/>"Scotch, we don't know who he is - he could be dangerous."<br/>"Relax "Patron", he found you're wallet and he seems like a nice guy. It'll be fine."<br/>"What if he was a sociopath or an assassin or something."<br/>"Oh, right!" He scoffed, quite loud.<br/>He couldn't believe how ridiculous she sounded. When did she get so paranoid. She had always had particularly good senses, and was good at keeping up with her surroundings, but now she was just sounding silly - which she couldn't disagree with. That last comment was a little ridiculous. She rolled her eyes back, but in agreement with a small grin, turning with his hot coffee in hand.