"You shouldn't leave your phone unattended, Miss Dunn… bad things happen when your phone isn't with you. Especially around this part of the town," he mused. Her phone didn't have a password because she didn't have anything there to look through. He scrolled through the phone. She grabbed at the phone again, her fingers brushing his before she pulled away like she had been burned.
Victor jumped lightly at the contact, almost like he 'liked' it. He easily released the phone, handing it to her. He stared down at his hand and then into her cautious eyes.
"I suppose everyone doesn't need to be suspicious of others," she replied thoughtfully.
"Ah, yes." He paused. "I am going to watch you all work tonight," he said in a louder voice, glancing over at Tia who nodded carefully. "I won't just stand around though. I know you are short-staffed. I want to see how much."
