He shifted in his seat again, turning to face Nina. That's when he saw her curious pair of eye colors; It caught his attention like a smoke signal, and for a minute he said nothing, marveling in the curious beauty he beheld. "Oh," he said, finally snapping back to reality as Frank held a higher note for a second. "Welcome to Aberdeen, I suppose. I live in the apartment building downtown... I mostly do a few jobs here, a few there, and help a few friends run the campgrounds outside town." He took another sip of his beer, trying to regain some composure. She was... Very lovely, he had to admit, though he would get a better opinion of her in a better light.<br/><br/>"Well Nina, if you're new to town, I guess I should show you around sometime... Give you a true Aberdeen welcome." He could tell that she was beginning to get a bit tipsy; speaking of which, Charles hefted his bottle high to get a better view of the liquid inside... Empty! Already? Charles hadn't drank in a while, but damn. "Coke and whiskey," he said to the barman who retrieved the empty bottle. He laid a twenty on the counter. "I'll buy your next drink... If that's fine with you," he said to Nina.