The exchange between the director and Veronika made him almost smirk to himself. Clearly the director realized when he was out of his element and he had pushed the wrong buttons. It was almost amusing to see how the high and mighty could fall. Trevor had seen it on more than one occasion in his life span and he was pretty sure it wasn't the last time he would see it, either.<br/><br/>It was on the tip of his tongue to refuse the paper that the director was scribbling, wanting no association with the man but he held back. It would do no good, the man was clearly willing to do anything and everything to get out of the sticky situation he was in.<br/><br/>Veronika's next suggestion cause warning bells to go off in his head and he couldn't help the slight frown that creased his forehead. Just earlier she had been screaming for help, before the goons arrived and now she wanted to be alone with him again? Why? What had changed from earlier to this moment? It was almost strange how one moment Veronika could act so helpless and the next moment, there was almost a calculating look in her eyes.<br/><br/>He spared a glance towards Connie, and once more wondered if perhaps there was merit to her tip.<br/><br/>"I don't think that's a good idea," He found himself stating out loud, giving Veronika a polite but stubborn look. "I think there has been enough excitement and we three should leave. I'm sure the director has many other things to do." Oh, it hadn't slipped his mind that the director had tried to make Veronika disappear and he would return to deal with him...but once Connie and Veronika were safe.<br/><br/>"Yes!" Jack all but squealed, "I have a lot on my plate and I should...should work on them."<br/><br/>Trevor gave him a disapproving look but his eyes went back to Veronika and he offered her a smile, "I will be more than happy to take you home as well."<br/><br/>There was no way he was going to walk away and leave her alone with Jack, not when there was an uneasy feeling settling in his stomach. His eyes ran along her figure thoughtfully and he wondered once more upon Connie's accusations and couldn't necessarily see the truth of it...but he trusted his instincts. He knew there was something more to Veronika than she was letting on.<br/><br/>And it no longer had anything to do with what Connie said. It was now what he believed too.<br/><br/>"Come ladies," Trevor nodded towards the door, "We should go, yes?" The sooner they had Veronika home, the sooner he could discuss his suspicions with Connie and then come back and deal with Jack.