The young woman looked at the girl as she noticed her hand drifting to likely ready herself to grab a weapon. It was a motion she had grew quickly to know instinctively. She watched her calmly as she saw no sudden motion to draw on her that would make her react quickly to evade or counter before she might get shot. Shay let out a light sigh as she spoke back towards her. It wasn't exactly the response she had wanted, but it could be a start. She knew full well she likely might not hear the end of it if it turns out to be just some freeloader she managed to find and misread her motives for running away. Her eyes fixated at the woman as she slowly lowered her hands to her sides. She made sure not to pull any strange gestures towards her as she stood calmly before Sera.<strong>"I might know a place... I'll need to ask the captain about it though, if you don't mind coming with me to speak with him." </strong>She spoke simply in response to her request to sleep somewhere. It wasn't exactly something she would say normally. When it came to the ship, she rarely ever let Alyx be the authoritative figure in times of 'calm'. She felt as much right to invite people on as he had. It was in part 'her' ship. If she brought the girl with her to speak with Alyx it would be more likely for her to warm up to them and possibly expose the reason she might have so quickly rushed off.<br/><br/>She turned around as she glanced back towards the girl.<strong>"I take it you want to meet somewhere a little more private to speak then the bar?"</strong>She softly questioned the girl in suspicion that she most likely wouldn't want to return to the bar. She began to walk as she kept her glances returning to the potential client as she tried to sum her up as she awaited for an answer, heading in the general direction of the bar. It happened to be the same way the ship was so going that way wouldn't likely cause to much of a hamper in getting to where they would need to go to have a small meeting. She looked back towards her as she deicded to speak up a little bit, wanting to create idle conversation while also potentially trying to spark interest in the girl.<strong>"Sorry again for tailing you. You seemed to be a bit in distress so I couldn't help but follow. You see, we really don't have any work right now ourselves so I guess I have some time to kill doing silly things like that."</strong>She let out a light laugh at her own expense.