Jacee watched him, smirking slightly. He seemed to be having some trouble walking. This gave her the time she needed to work out the particulars in this counteroffer. She knew she wanted him. More accurately, she wanted him wrapped around her bloody finger. But that didn't seem like it would be to difficult to do; after all, once an Allen set their mind to something, there was no further discussion. It was for that reason alone that Jacee had no doubts that Auntie Jane was still hunting her-- the woman was equally tenacious as Jacee was. What existed between the two of them was simply a contest of wills. Jacee smiled slowly. Working on board the other ship might prove useful. After all, she didn't know how much information Auntie Jane had on her and her ship, but she wasn't stupid enough to think that it was nothing. Changing ships might provide useful cover, or at least confusion toward those tracking her.<br/><br/>However.... The fact remained that Jacee still couldn't navigate worth a damn. She hated feeling useless, so she would have to offer up one of her other skills as recompense. She was an exceptional pilot, and could fly anything with an engine, but also a superlative mechanic. She had, after all, built her own ship. Bit by bit, the deal came together in her mind. And none too soon, either.<br/><br/>She grinned at him, "Well, well, captain," Jacee sent him an appraising glance, "Certainly. You required my services for two weeks, correct? That was the time you had in your original deal. I am willing to work on your crew for that time, provided you pay half the docking fee here for Hell's Gate while I'm away," She paused and reached out, trailing one finger along the underside of his erection, "I will take on as your navigator, though I will make no guarantees on my effectiveness, and also as your mechanic. To make up for my shortcomings as a navigator, if you will," Her hand wrapped around his length and began to pump him slowly, "Two weeks, navigator and mechanic, no more than that. Do we have a deal?" She raised an eyebrow at him.