Diane followed his glance to his helmet and held back an eye roll at the scantily clad demon painted on it, it was something that Jason would have done, just to piss her and Amy off. She looked back up at him and let a  real grin peek out at his words. "I don't see how you can regret a ride like that."<br/><br/>He looked her over, but not in the same way the barman had, more like he was assessing her. She actually didn't mind it when people looked at her like this and she was always more than happy to clear up their assumptions if they got too fresh with her.  What he was seeing was not something anyone would expect from someone who did what she did. It was a mixed blessing, to be honest. There were times when it got her in more trouble than not.<br/><br/>When he said she was an out of towner, didn't even have to ask and damn it that said a lot about the town, she narrowed her eyes at him and looked down at the bar. And then he asked what she was doing there and she felt her hackles rise. It was ridiculous, really, but then again her father had always said she was a bit of a spitfire. A short tempered one at that. The guy didn't mean anything by it, she knew, but after so long of keeping everything so close to heart and with being so close to finding out where Amy was, Diane wasn't all that together.<br/><br/>"Passing through, mostly. Also looking for a friend of a friend – hoping he might have some info for me."<br/><br/>Her voice had dropped a degree or two and while her accent was still showing through, it was a bit rougher, not as syrupy sweet as before. She looked back up at him and noticed him glancing about, casually, as if he was just taking in the sights. Either he was paranoid or it was habit to him just as much as it was to her.<br/><br/>Not that she'd completely dismissed her surroundings either. At the moment her attention was divided between the man in front of her and the rather odd couple sitting at the other end of the bar, downing shots like there was no tomorrow.<br/><br/>"So I take it you're from around here?" Her eyes met his and she tried to relax herself again, he might be able to help her after all. She needed to stop being so jumpy – Jason told her that enough as it was – but she couldn't help, she wanted to find Amy and get the hell out of dodge.