Sami stopped fighting as soon as the last cop had rounded the corner. She frowned. Everyone was leaving. The police, SPECTRE, even the civilians. 'What could cause all of them to just pick up and leave? I know SPECTRE was looking for me, and the police had us cornered, so why give up?' She thought. She was distracted by James' laughter. She watched him and frowned again, chewing on her thumb. Despite what he had said, Sami doubted that he could really have gotten out of that situation easily, especially if SPECTRE really was trying to track him. It was a little disturbing, if the reason he said for his freezing up was the truth. It meant that he wasn't reliable, if his ability allowed him to be hacked in return. Regardless of his skill she was sure that the resources at SPECTRE's disposal would be enough to lock him up. On the plus side, she had learned a little more about his ability.<br/><br/>Sami didn't really want to go with him. It seemed like a risky proposition, and she still wasn't fully convinced that he wasn't actually using her as a hostage, regardless of what he had said. On the other hand, she really couldn't afford to stick around. She had no idea when SPECTRE might turn up again, and now that they knew she was here the odds were good they would take another shot at her. She sighed. 'I wish I wasn't so helpless!' She thought angrily. When she had been a legitimate hero, it had been okay because she had a partner, but now, she was going to be forced to rely on someone she couldn't trust.<br/><br/>"Fine. I'll come with you and listen to what you have to say, but no guarantees! And you better not try anything! Just because you tried to help me out, very poorly I might add, doesn't mean I want to be alone in a motel room with you." She said with a huff. She started walking out of the alley, the opposite direction from which the cops had left.<br/><br/>"Oh, and one more thing," she said, turning. "You better buy me something to eat."