The snow seemed to fall harder and harder as she watched him slightly. He seemed almost nervous to her, but she didn't being it up. She wasn't sure if he could be trusted, and she was too worried about what was going on at her apartment and shop to be too concerned with her surroundings. Another soft sigh left her lips as she looked towards the sky, her eyes half open as she pushed her thoughts from her mind. She knew that she needed to focus, she needed to come up with a plan, and she was thankful she had her safe house. She just had to get there first. 'Its just two stops ahead of your usual one...' She thought to herself as she bit her lower lip once more, her gaze darting towards him slightly.<br/><br/>The arrival of the tram was the only thing that made her move. She pushed away from the pole, boarding quickly as she too, her seat. She was thankful to be out of the snow, but it was enclosed. Rea took note of any passengers, and where that man was sitting. He seemed relaxed, which did help ease her slightly. She was certain he wasn't tied to a syndicate, but she didn't want to take any chances. The small hacker pulled her cell phone out, quickly typing a text to her brother before she shut the phone off and took it apart. She pulled a chip out, breaking it before she looked up, hearing his voice.<br/><br/>"Just heading home." She said with a small smile. It seemed like small talk, nothing more. It would help to keep calm, but she also knew that still had to be careful. "Just finished a computer repair. And what about you?" She asked, slightly curious. Her eyes turned to the front of the tram as it came to a stop. She watched the people who came on, becoming tense as two men in suits came on. They were out of place for the area and her sharp eyes quickly found the tattoos at their necks. They were the tattoos of the Raggazi Syndicate, one of the stronger syndicates in the area. "Fuck..." She whispered, her mind racing slightly.