If Edie was annoyed in any way by Frost keeping his plans regarding the faerie to himself, she didn't show it. Instead, she allowed her attention to be entirely on the coffee that had been delivered to her. Ah, how nice it would be to get the caffeine flowing in her system. Edie being one that truly believed that her morning didn't start until she had the coffee in her system. She was not, by any means, a morning person. She was aware of the way he scowled at the additions to her coffee, and she merely shook her head. "Shush now, just because you're too cool for milk and cream doesn't mean you get to judge me." Her voice was tinted with the fondness for the man, though she didn't glance over at him. She'd nearly downed half of her drink before he pulled the deck of cards from his pocket and laid it down on the table in front of them.

In this alone, the young woman didn't argue. Instead, a rare moment of pure focus was awarded to her Alpha as he instructed her how to play. She spoke only to ask questions of how to play the game, to clarify how he would be dictating to her when she was playing in the casinos. She was not great by any means. She would certainly not get into the high rollers tables by herself, but with Frost at her side, she felt remarkably confident in her abilities to carry through what her Alpha needed from her tonight. By the time the plane landed in Vegas, she was sure that she could perform, and had even beat Frost at a few hands - something that had seemed to please him. And pleasing her Alpha, in turn, only made her happy.

The young vixen - who had expected to sleep on the plane - was content to doze off on Frost's shoulder on the ride to the hotel. She was tired even with the coffee flowing in her veins. Unfortunately, her nap was cut short as he pulled her from the car and into the lobby of the fancy hotel. She was silent as he checked them into their room. She was sure she looked the part of the shy girlfriend to him with the way she leaned into his side, the sleepy smile plastered on her features. She only really moved at all when he handed her the room key. She easily tucked it into her purse, taking a step towards the elevator before he had ahold of her and led her back out onto the strip.

Standing in the bright sunlight, the girl merely moved to pull a pair of sunglasses out of her bag to put on her face, a scowl on her features as she examined the man. She had been anticipating falling into their hotel bed for a few hours to nap, since she'd been so denied on the plane. But if she knew Frost, there would be no sleeping between now and then. They would shop, and then they would go back and likely train her on her knowledge of cards for several more hours before she was to get ready and play her part late into the night at the casino. Exhausting. She was tired already.

It was only the mention of his bank card that had her eyes living to him, the scowl on her features turning into that sly smile she was so well known for. "You never asked for it back, my dear," She commented with a grin. "You said it was a one time use, but you never specified how long that one time would be, now did you?" She knew very well she had pushed her limits with his card, and yet she found she hardly cared. She reached out, grabbing his hand to lead him down the strip towards the pricier stores that she would be sure to spend his money at. It was only when she pulled him into a store did she turn to him, a smile planted on her features. "So what did you have in mind, babe? Exactly how fancy should I dress for tonight?"