Sami accepted the money and stuffed it into her coat pocket with a mumbled "Thanks." She followed James to a motel and watched him pay for the room. She didn't particularly like the way the desk worker looked at them and smiled. 'I think that bastard just got the wrong impression.' She thought, grimacing. It wasn't like she wanted to be there in the first place, she just didn't really know where else she could go. SPECTRE clearly knew her face, and what was more they must have been actively pursuing her if they had been able to identify her so quickly. Unless of course they had been tracking her for awhile, but she didn't think that was the case, as she probably wouldn't have been able to get away had they been more organized.<br/><br/>'I'm out of options for now. I just have to bear with it for awhile until things die down and I can try and get out of the city, or at least somewhere a little calmer than this part of town.' She thought, flopping down on the bed as James hooked himself up to his computer.<br/><br/>She took the gun he offered gingerly. She knew how to shoot, her father had been a gun enthusiast, but it had been years since she had even held a gun. The weight surprised her, and it reminded her of the first time she had held a weapon. The power she had felt at that time had only been matched when she had realized her powers. She watched as he went back to work, focusing on his computer.<br/><br/>'I wonder he's always been like that or if someone made him?' She thought idly, rolling onto her stomach and swinging her legs back and forth, grabbing the phone book to look for food.<br/><br/>"Hmm...pizza...Chinese...or...?" She mumbled, trying to decide on what she wanted to eat. "Well I am pretty hungry..." She picked up the phone and started dialing. Moments later she hung up the phone, smiling. In half an hour she should have a sandwich, three tacos, a large sausage pizza, and the special lo mein.<br/><br/>'I guess he's useful for something after all.'