Poor man! Walking around Grand Central Station surrounded by people and trying to get through with his cane; it can’t be ease. His face didn’t looked injured but she was surprised to see him pull down his glasses to reveal such entrancing green eyes. Her heart slammed against her chest as he slowly got to his feet and she followed suite. Yes he wasn’t kidding, he would find her and he did. 

As they began to walk she couldn’t help but grin at his comment about… well himself. Her blue eyes rolling playfully as she led the way to a bench for them (well her) to people watch while they talked. “I’m glad I have your interest. I can only hope I can keep it.” She said with a nod as she tucked her skirt under her and sat down. “And it’s not what you can do for me; it’s what I can do for you.” She took in a small breath before she began.

“I know you’re concerned about where I stand among the people who do and don’t want to see bad things happen to people trying to do what’s right. But not only do I know these people but I have influence and access to things that you don’t. My father being who he is has access to things and wants to show me this and that; even though he refuses to let me join the force, he’s more than willing to show me anything I ask. Not only that, I work with the two people picked to collect information. The FBI agent and an incredibly talented lawyer,” A shrug lifted and dropped her small shoulders as she turned her attention forward to the people. “If they are working together there could be problems; while the FBI agent is good at seeing the top layer, it’s the lawyer I’m most concerned about. He’s good, too good and might be closer than anyone’s aware and just not saying anything.”

“I know you’re not one for taking a helping hand but I can at least see what path they are on and help you defer from it so you won’t get caught.” She spoke in an incredibly soft whisper to the blind man. “People love to talk to me and I can be both noticeable and unnoticeable to others. You’d be amazed at how many people buy the ‘ditzy blonde’ thing; which allows me to get out of a lot of situations. I’m not asking for much, just for a chance to help.” She turned her blue gaze back to him and tilted her head to one side. “What do you say?”