Vyn was silent as she saw the hair. She didn't know what it was that she was supposed to make of this, but did know that there was nothing she could say for the moment.

All that was going through her head was that he really did have his mothers hair, and face. Well, mostly.

". . . oh wow." She said quietly.

"I'm going to hazard a guess that the ladies go wild for your hair."

"Find a blind girl then." Vyn commented, sounding completely serious.

"That'd eliminate your gorgeous face from being part of the equation, or a large piece, anyway." She then said.

"But seriously, I'm sure that you'll find someone to fall head over heels for." She added.

"And even then, fate works in mysterious ways."

"I've complained plenty, myself." Vyn stated. "May not be to you, but I have complained." She added.

"Then again, ffrom what little I know, at least you didn't have a parental figure that literally used and abused you." She said with a light sigh.

"Regardless, everyone needs to complain from time to time. I'm actually charmed you think highly enough of me to warrant telling me so much that I get the feeling you wouldn't share with just anyone."

Vyn just sighed.

"I am." She told him honestly.

"suffice to say, my childhood was... not very nice." She told him simply.

'I was nothing more than a resource for my mother. So that was fun."

"I did what I can to move forward." Vyn commented. "Sure, I've made some mistakes throughout my life, but at least I'm still alive, and I'm trying to use what I learned through those mistakes and the hell I grew up with to be a better person today."

"But all that dreariness aside." She then said after a moment or two, "tell me, when is your next show, anyway? I know you said you're offer for a month and a half, but I mean... is it then? Or do you have one in the city this week? Or what?"

Vyn just chuckled lightly.

"Totally fair." She commetned.

"And oh? Helping a friend with their club? I'm curious." She then said with a shrug.

"Who is this friend, where't he club, and gimme the information, darlin'."

Vyn paused for a fraction of a second when he gave her name.

"Huh. Well, fair enough Then ." She said before taking a drink.

"Lemme know when your show is, and I'll make it a point to be there." She added.

"Should be easy enough."

Once he was gone, vyn just sighed, staring into her mug for the moment. There was a lot going through her head right then, and it mostly surrounded the fact that he was actually giving her a chance.

But she realised that she should come clean sooner rather than later.... Just... She really didn't want to be shoved aside. It was almost painful how badly she wanted this to remain as it was, but she knew it couldn`t.

She had to admit to him who she was, but she didn`t know when she could. As it stood, she just .... she coudln't. She couldn't sacrifice the relationship that they had for the moment....

One day she would though.

Vyn accepted the item and laughed lightly.

"I'll be there." She told him.

"What I'm here for is in the day, so I'll definitely be free that night." She added as she pocketed what he'd given her.

"thanks. Seriously." She added. I know your shows aren't cheap."

Vyn noticed them and paused. She wasn't sure what was going on, but she didn't think there was any real threat, as her brain usually went that way first.

". . . might as well find out if I can help." She muttered before making her way over. She reached them just in time to hear a comment from the woman.

"I'm so sorry Jaden. I have no idea how this happened. Are you willing to work with her?" She asked. "I know that you two have completely different styles for your shows, as is easy to see from the crowd... but ... maybe it could be good for both of you?"