Heather was never really one for theatrics, but right now seemed like an appropriate time. "Okay, listen here, girl," she started, taking her hands off of Lexi after she offered to stay behind. "That is the dumbest thing I've heard. Don't be an idiot." the brunette then stood up on both her feet, looked around the group and more or less posed with her hands on her hips as she thought about what there was to do. It took a lot of steel from the girl to try and take up a leader role, but if Lexi had thoughts of giving up, then there were bound to be others in this room with the same idea. She would have none of that.<br/><br/>"This is no rush job, not yet, anyway. I think it is a good idea to try and get to the bus depot and get a big ol' coach or something and park it in front of the lobby until we've milked this motel for all we can. That means people, too." Heather looked back at Lexi and the cop holding her shoulder, hoping that she'd get his seal of approval. "I've done track and played sports practically all my life. I can make a run for it, but fuck all of you if you think I'm going alone!"