It was interesting to be talking to someone who was very powerful like he was and who was simply, from what she can tell and from what he is saying, living the life he wants. "I like your pep talks," she says with a smile. It was inspiring and there was some truth there, she knew.

"You should know if I haven't said it already, that I have made it my mission to take everyone out involved in my cousin's death. So, if I come with you, there may be a day or three when I disappear," she says, watching him with a tilt of her head.

Did she think he'd care one way or the other? No, not really. But she still thought she'd put it out there so he knew.

She shakes her head with a laugh at the offer of getting her own bus. "I don't need my own bus. Unless I'm sleeping on a couch and then I may have to consider it."

Was she really considering this? Yeah, she was. It was a fascinating idea and she was intrigued by him.

"How about a late lunch then," she asks with a little smirk. "I know you'll have a long night ahead of you."

Piper nods in understanding. "I'll let you know. Right off, I would just need a space I can practice or brew in if the need arises."