Penelope rolled her eyes and looked away once more. His words hit her slightly though, for once making her wonder if she had been too harsh in her actions. She quickly shook the thought out of her head though. It was ridiculous for her to worry about such meaningless things. William had been suspicious of the actions of the thief anyways. She'd have to explain her plan to her comrades later to avoid any unnecessary complications. 

Seeing as Crow was done for now with his wooing, Penelope let such thoughts go to the back of her mind. She quickly returned back to her usual routine, thouh her glances at him were less frequent now.

After a while of traveling, the sun was nearly setting now when they reached their destination. "At least we made it on time." grumbled William as he looked around seeming pleased. Penelope straightened up at the sight, now becoming more alert again but she also longed to leave the carriage and stretch her limbs a bit. Being stuck in that wagon had made her feel stiff despite how she moved every now and then in an attempt to find some sort of comfortable position.