Sunie Marks
Sunie kept a close eye on the man. Granted it wasn't because she was afraid of what could happen, it was just because of her line of work and the area of town which her shop was. The moment you let your guard down was when the shit always hit the fan. It was best to stay on high alert no matter what, especially when it was someone you were not used to or didn't know. It was one thing if it was a regular customer, someone you had dealt with before but even then you still kept an eye out. New people, well, it wasn't every day someone came in asking for directions. So she watched, even if she tried to remain pleasant enough.
"No worries, take your time," she said as she stood there. She wished he would hurry up, she had work to do but it couldn't be helped right then. For all she knew he would want to buy something. Yet seeing his phone and just out of date it was she had to wonder if he was as bad off as the others. Could he not get a more up to date phone or was he using an older one because as technology advanced the defenses against older techs was usually forgotten. As if to say, well no one uses it anymore so why do we need to worry? Bad logic in her mind.
As he rattled out the address her brow rose. That wasn't an address she was familiar with. That in and of itself was odd, she had lived there for so long and she was pretty sure she knew most areas in the city backwards and forwards. Maybe her sisters would have known better, maybe something new had been constructed and she just hadn't been made aware of it yet. "I am afraid I don't know that one," she said honestly before pursing her lips. She needed to get back to work but she figured she could try looking it up. Damn it... "Let me see what I can find," she said as she pulled out her phone and tapped in the address he had spouted to her, seeing if it came up on a search.