Prepare to Fry (Open)

Kegare raised a brow at that and smiled. "Fair enough, if it's not your deal then that's fine by me." She noted, about to turn and leave when Lethe seemed to suddenly pivor, causing the woman fo knit her brows together as the woman did a 180 in behavior. Kegare honestly didn't know Lethe. If she did, she might have picked up on this strange transition. But as it were, she didn't know this woman, and the far more reasonable assumptiuon she got when Lethe suddenly became menacing, was that the other behavior was just an act, something shew pretended to be before letting it slip.

She raised both brows, parsing for several long moments before she spoke up.

She CONSIDERED the notion of explaining to the woman that that sort of entertainment was only a small portion of what her business entailed, and that there were plenty of jobs that had nothing to do with customers. But the sudden personality shift was.... a bit of a red flag. Not ONLY that, but the image of this ditzy girl in need of a job to keep herself out of trouble was....shattered. With that little shift, it now, at least to Kegare, became apparent that she only made herself out to seem helpless and in need of direction, when very clearly she did not. All in all, she was rapidly losing her reasoning for wanting to hire the woman in the first place.

But Kegare didn't get to where she was by not knowing how to land on her feat. She cleared her throat very lightly before she spoke. "An understandable reservation. The fact of the matter is that facet is by all means not everything we have to offer in my business. But you are right that it's a significant portion, and if association is grounds for incredulity, then you have every right to be leery." She smiled, and gave a polite bow. "IN any case, have a good day. I wish you luck in your job hunt."