He frowned for a moment as the wallet was pulled from his grasp. She was fast, faster than he’d initially anticipated and he was doubly glad he’d not tried anything that night. She was also impulsive. He looked to the man standing in the kitchen who seemed to be confused, almost as confused as he was. Did all people act like this or was it just her? Most of his targets didn’t live long enough for him to know. His arms didn’t wrap around her when she gave the surprise hug but they did go up as if to reciprocate but instead were left hanging for a moment until she released him.<br/><br/>His body tensed at the kiss, definitely not expecting that. “You’re welcome.” He said somewhat slowly as she moved like a whirlwind, his eyes taking in everything without making it look like he was. If anything those who saw him would think he was pretty well laid back but with some military training. He was, well had been, sort of. His eyes went back to the man almost questioning if that was normal when he saw the amusement on his face now. So this was amusing it seemed. Slowly relaxing he tensed again when the door slammed in his face.<br/><br/>Closing his eyes momentarily he slowly shook his head. His face had slipped into his normal blank poker face but that quickly faded to the same one he was using to fool these two. This is why he did not do the direct approach normally. When he opened them again he had made it seem like he was going to head out when she explained. “Oh, I kind of thought that but I didn’t want to assume.” He said giving her a small smile as she introduced herself and Scotch. He nodded his head politely and waved a little to the man in the kitchen.<br/><br/>When the door closed on him again he clenched his jaw. This was getting ridiculous and he partially cursed himself for not doing something sooner, yet was also thankful because of the small things he was noticing. His eyes scanned what he could in the short period of time he had before she came back. There was no marketable alarm system, apart from the animals, and from what he could see it was just the two of them. This would turn into a double hit because it seemed Scotch lived here too. Cursing his bad luck he put his game face back on when he heard the rather loud scoff. He didn’t question it but let it slid off when the door opened again.<br/><br/>“My name’s Derek by the way.” He said not holding out his hand because she was moving around too much. He was starting to understand a little more about what some of the people at the bar were talking about.  “I don’t want to impose. If you have things to do I can go. I just wanted to make sure this got to the right place. I’ve gone without a wallet before, not exactly the greatest feeling in the world.” He said making as if to leave.