Michael nodded at Dan before look past and glancing at the girl, nodding once again. After all, she was acquainted with Dan, which made her, at the very least, a distant acquaintance of himself, or so that is what his logic told him.<br/><br/>"Aye, is that so? Well, we'll keep the Clover closed until we get this sorted out then...I suppose we should put up some kind of notifying sign on the door so people know that." Michael spoke quietly enough so Dan heard him only. "I'll leave that bit to you then, and I'll go chat with our guest." Rubbing his chin as he paused for a moment of thought, Michael walked past Dan and grabbed a nearby seat at the same table across from the girl and sat down, resting one arm on the table.<br/><br/>"Well lass, I'll see what I can and can't help yah with. What seems to be the problem?" Michael spoke, focusing a degree of his attention on her.<br/>