and the stars in their orbits shone pale through the lightof the brighter, colder moon

Nadya could tell she wasn't going to be getting rid of Frost anytime soon. He seemed far too interested in weaseling information about her pack and she wasn't about to chase him away because in all honestly she enjoyed the verbal war they were having. It had been far too long since she had met someone who could match her bantering and was quite a refreshing change to have logical banter than the useless arguments she got in with Tobi. Nadya continued on her path with a sideways smirk, "I'm sure you do." She murmured at his innuendo. Again her shoulder rolled in a shrug. Why didn't she express her displeasure more? Other than the fact that her brother seemed to seek seclusion there to be away from her in the first place? "Because the other Second enjoys it too much and it is a place where such a behavior is acceptable so we don't have to follow him around in public making sure he isn't getting into trouble all the time anymore." Giving Tobi a place to get his energy and fighting nature out seemed to have helped a bit from what Nadya saw but she was simply making an excuse too.

"It's not my job to sell him or this pack, that's his job. I'm just here to make sure no one kills anyone in it." Nadya eyed the supermarket a moment before looking back at Frost. His delicate fingers swept aside the ivory hair that blocked her view of his eyes. The violet hue that met her own chocolate gaze caused her to lose her train of thought. It wasn't often you saw eyes like his, mostly with the fearie kind, which she had only seen once when she was a child. It was perhaps an odd moment of silence from the woman. Her attention was only returned as the green paper was waved in front of her. Nadya pursed her lips as his comment but took the money all the same, tucking it into the front of her shirt in her bra, "You should be glad I'm not craving shoulder roast." She hadn't been asking for money since she had been given some by Tobi but she wasn't about to give Frost's back. "I wasn't asking for money either but thanks for the tip."

Nadya left Frost standing there, unwilling to let her cravings be sidetracked any longer, wandering into the store and making a beeline for the junk section. She slowly meandered through the aisle, glancing over all the chocolate and chips with nothing popping out at her that looked appealing. Until the cooler section. Nadya raised a brow as she plucked the wrapped item and examined it. It was strange and not a flavor she would normally enjoy but for some reason that was what she wanted. A banana dipped in chocolate. After grabbing a few more items she paid and walked back out already eating her own prize. "Here." She smirked and dropped a package of sugar cubes into Frost's hand. "So, what's your business? You seem to have more than just a passing interest in my pack. Or do you just get your rocks off stalking girls and asking them about their brothers?"