Cassandra looked at the dock master as if to shoot daggers from her eyes. She was seeing red, but knew she had to set an example, and play along. Glancing back at Charlotte, she gave her a look as if to say to do the same. The dock master seemed most displeased at what had happened. And the displeasure deepened as the head of the guard announced that there was no further need for them there. The two guards walked off, leaving the sisters with James and the dock master for the moment.<br/><br/>Charlotte nodded and followed her sister to the small dingy of a boat. For what they had paid and traded, the dingy was only going to get them so far. She glanced behind her at the stranger that had saved them. Charlotte couldn't help but worry about Cassandra. She knew that her sister had a temper, and sometimes did things before even thinking. She didn't know what Cassandra could have been thinking at the moment. She couldn't even fathom how they would be able to get out of this mess if the stranger ever found out their secret. Her mind was racing and she had no idea what was going to come of this. She still didn't know if going on with him was a good idea, but it felt right to her.<br/><br/>Cassandra didn't say anything. She looked out to the water that was glimmering brightly in the sun. “I guess that we have another day to spend in Port Royal after all. Best if we don’t raise any more suspicions.”