Cin was stunned, red faced and staring down at the dirt between her dusty boots as she endured Kacey's lecture.  It was humiliating, being scolded like a child in front of everyone when all she had wanted to do was be more helpful then stay back and sit watch.  It felt like a step back, like joining Kacey's gang had been a gain just for Desmond and not so much for herself.  While he got to run off and help with heists they used to joke about ever running she was stuck sitting back at camp in the dust with the french frog.  Not what she called a good time.

"Keeping me here is putting people in danger."  She muttered once Kacey was finished and seemed to have moved on.  Desmond shot her a glare from beneath the brim of his hat, warning her off.  Cin shrugged off his attempt to catch her by the shoulder, storming away and ignoring his exasperated sigh.  She had heard his speeches before cautioning her to reign in her temper or mellow out when talking to the boss.  Not to snap at her.  Hell she practically had them memorized at this point.  Hearing them all over again wasn't going to be of any help.

"Boss?  She's just trying to help."  Des said after Kacey, once Cin was out of ear shot for the most part and dropping his voice to ensure she wouldn't overhear.  Only thing that seemed to make her angrier then being treated like a child was when Desmond stood up for her to Kacey.  "She's getting stir crazy, why not bring her along and just let her work provisions on one of the smaller hits we do?  I'm not talking the bank, but something smaller maybe?  Just to keep her from biting my head off about splitting off on our own to get back into action?  I'm not much good to you headless or gone."