Rowan grinned at his reaction to the sandwich. "I told you!" she laughed before taking another bite of her food. Though she ate slower than him, she finished her food not long after him and picked up her napkin to wipe off her mouth. At his words about getting food and relaxing more often, she smirked in amusement. "It's certainly the better way to go about work. Honestly most people in the gang are wound up so tight that it makes me want to throw up. I'm actually impressed that you've managed to stay rather fun despite being around my brother so much." she snickered. 

As he took on a more serious expression, she raised an eyebrow at him and lifted her drink up to her lips to take a sip. She listened as he voiced his concern about making sure she would be careful. Setting down her beer, she rolled her eyes at Evan. "Don't start getting all worried. I already have Damian breathing down my neck enough, I certainly don't need you acting like that too." she grumbled waving her hand. Rowan sat up a bit straighter and shot him a toothy grin. 

"Besides, it'll be fine. I may not have been on many jobs before but I'm still a Byre. I can take care of myself just fine. You've got nothing to worry about." She stated with clear confidence. "Besides telling them who my brother is tends to help scare people enough to prevent anything from getting out of hand." She added with a small snicker. Rowan finished off her drink and set it down on the table, glancing over towards the waiter as she noticed him walking towards them with the check. A smirk crossed her lips and she looked back over to Evan. 

"So, do you want to just go ahead and count this as my earnings from the bet? It'd probably save you some money if you give in now instead of when I choose something more expensive." she teased. "Damian hasn't texted or called either of us so that can only mean he's being delaaayed~"

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Damian raced his car down the street, focused on catching Iris and unworried about getting stopped. The police knew his car and knew better than to bother him so even though he was speeding, he wouldn't need to fret about being pulled over. Coming up on the alley way he had seen her running towards, he slowed his car to a stop and looked into the alley. He spotted her familiar figure, nearly looking like a deer caught in headlights as she recognized his car. Knowing she was going to bolt the other way, he was already hopping out of his car as she turned to run off. The leader was determined to not let her get away so he took off after her. 

"There's no sense of running, Iris!" He called, clenching his jaw in frustration as he chased her down the alley. "All I have to do is make a couple calls and half the city will be looking for you! There's no place to hide and there certainly won't be any place to run!" The rain was still coming down rather heavily and he was already closed to drenched by the water. However, too focused on chasing her down, Damian barely felt the sting of the cold. 

Feeling like he was finally beginning to catch up to her, he pushed himself forward and lunged, attempting to grab her by the arm before she could get any further.