The one question that Edie had up to offer was regarding the state of his all-female pack. With consideration the the personality that Edie was getting to know rapidly, it hardly surprised her that there were no other males to lay claim to his domain, though she was still interested in knowing that there was a severe lack of cute boys for Edie to toy with. It was a shame, really. She'd have to make due with Frost, she supposed. Luckily, he's cute enough for Edie to be interested for at least a little while. "Shame," Edie said with a frown, crossing her arms across her chest as she pondered the situation. "Perhaps my dashing beauty will help attract some to the city. You can only hope." Still, despite her teasing tone, Edie hardly neglected to file the information regarding the infant boy. Laying claim to young power could be interesting, though it seemed that, for now, it was locked away in the other pack.

Considering her earlier comment regarding how beautiful her naked body was, Edie is hardly surprised that Frost offers up a comment regarding the irony of her demand for clothing. Still, Edie hardly bats an eye as she continues to hold her hand out. "As sexy as my naked form is, I believe that every good thing should come in doses, don't you?" A smirk pulls on her lips as he seems to relent, pulling a card from his wallet and handing it over to her. Edie wastes no time in taking the card, tucking it into her own back pocket. "Of course it does," Edie grins up at her Alpha. "You're a smart man. Handing over a card to a woman to go shopping, of course you'd set a limit."

"Or I could help you with events as we did earlier," Edie replies with ease, crossing her arms across her chest defiantly. The offer was a generous one. She would live here for free, help run his pack, and in return he'd take care of her needs. If she needed other things, it only made sense for her to acquire her own money. Still, Edie found it necessary to counter everything with her own offer. "But asking your friend for a job would be helpful. I'm certainly not opposed. After all, I was looking for a job when I ran into you. It just wasn't going entirely well."

Her teasing tone gives way to a more serious one as she asks for a place to sit, turning to follow him as they head back down towards the living room. Edie takes a spot across from him, reaching to pick up the abandoned blanket before the temperature in the room seems to rise. She drops the fabric, leaning back on him with a skeptical gaze. "You must save a lot of money on heating and air conditioning, don't you?" Instead, Edie leans back, tucking her legs under her as she makes herself entirely comfortable.

"Opposition," Edie replies coolly, her gaze lifting to her Alphas. In truth, in the months that Edie had camped out in Sacro, she'd learned a great deal about the Were hangout that had been known as the Ark. But the pack that owned it was clouded in mystery. "I know that they run the Ark. Rumors about it tend to fly around. I know the Ark is a pretty popular hangout, though I've never been myself. I know what you've told me. They have two Betas. The Alpha's sister and the Beta have a child together. Other than that, I know nothing."

Edie crosses her hands in her lap, leaning back. "I suppose this is the part where you tell me that they're evil, and you invoke the loyalty only to you clause?"