Having someone to follow made things a lot easier, and she put everything away so that she could just move along with him.  At the offer of a cigarette, she smiled her appreciation but waved a hand to decline, "No thank you."<br/><br/>Seeing the fire grow from his hand caught her attention, and she glanced over to watch with curiosity.  Knowing that he was another supernatural definitely got her attention, and made her look him over a little more closely, even though she didn't want to ask just what he was.  It felt like a dumb question, maybe a little too personal for a first meeting.<br/><br/>As he pointed out the crimson tips to her hair, she pulled up some of the locks to check, deeply blushing in surprise and shame.  "...Thanks..."  She'd been just about to fix it when she looked again, then pulled out a mirror from her purse to get another view.  Smiling, she left everything just as it was, with the red tips providing a fiery look to her long blonde hair.  She wanted to be embarrassed, and she knew she should be, but it was too cute a look to try to fix up right now.  Besides, normal people would just figure it was dyed.<br/><br/>"So, what's your name?"  The question came a little late, and she knew that he wouldn't have to reciprocate, but that was the curse of the name tags.  She always had to ask, and no one ever had to ask her, because only doppelgangers had to wear the name tags.  It was a little exposing: he already knew both her name and what she was before she even got to ask him, as did so many others.