Kizzy relaxed as Cait began answering her questions.  Even sitting she seemed to have a hard time being still, fingers playing with the necklaces and their charms.  Looking over she couldn’t help but offer a smile, reaching over to rest her hand on Cait’s forearm.  “Times are tough and you have to do what you have to do.  I mean...really, if the landlord didn’t tell you about this place, it’s kind of his own fault.  Right?  I’m not sure how much free time I’ll have but I’ll be happy to help out with the shop.  I don’t know candles but a body manning the register is what you need, isn’t it?”<br/><br/>Unable to sit any longer she bounced up off the couch in a flurry of chimes and fabric.  The motion became part of a spin until she was facing Cait on the couch..  The smile was still there, warm and inviting.  “Besides, it’s not like I can really judge you.  I’ve done far worse just trying to make ends meet.  It’s admirable, right?  Not sitting around and moping, doing what needs to be done.”<br/><br/>She had a good feeling.  The place could be home, far more than any place since her folks passed on.  And her landlord seemed alright.  “You said just first month?  Is cash okay?  I don’t have a bank account.  But I could buy a money order if you prefer.”  Her hands went to the little purse at her waist, pulling out a wad of cash.  Squatting down and resting on the balls of her feet she counted out the six hundred, placing it on the cushion next to Cait.  “There you go.  Six hundred.  I um...can I borrow a set of towels?  I really need to shower. I’ll grab a set of my own tonight when I get some food.  Have you tried the Mongolian barbeque place a few doors down?  Is it any good?”<br/><br/>In this position she was slightly lower than Cait and close enough for the woman to smell the mix of sweat and perfume.  It had a hint of citrus and some sharp spice.  It wasn’t too strong but it seemed to fit the dancer.  Kizzy’s dark eyes sparkled, the woman having far more energy than anyone should have a right to.  “How about I treat you for dinner?  In exchange for loaning me a set of towels and sheets until I get a chance to buy some?”