[ Luckily for them both the bragging men trying to impress her, and the big guy at the bar had basically the same information. If the cards were played right she'd have the proper intel soon enough. Those men at the table were trying their best to impress Natasha.
Doyle on the other hand arched a brow, a shocked look crossing his features. ] Probably best she turned me down, eh? [ Doyle was a man about his humor, it was one of his best defences. Kept people from getting too close, and kept him from being beat up a lot more than he probably should have been for his debts.
He let the man know he was willing to do anything, he was skilled in a few different ways that often helped get him into this sketchy kind of work, hot wiring, breaking and entering, the basic trouble package. Peeling the label from his beer, he asked how much the job would pay, clearly sounding willing. It seemed smart enough to him. He planned to head out the door as soon as a price and if he was in on the job or not was chosen. Then he'd text Natasha to meet him at the alley on 12th and Ponce. He knew it would be far enough for no one to tail him.
As long as none of his debters were in the bar anyway. Which, luckily they were not.]
Sorry for the wait!
Doyle on the other hand arched a brow, a shocked look crossing his features. ] Probably best she turned me down, eh? [ Doyle was a man about his humor, it was one of his best defences. Kept people from getting too close, and kept him from being beat up a lot more than he probably should have been for his debts.
He let the man know he was willing to do anything, he was skilled in a few different ways that often helped get him into this sketchy kind of work, hot wiring, breaking and entering, the basic trouble package. Peeling the label from his beer, he asked how much the job would pay, clearly sounding willing. It seemed smart enough to him. He planned to head out the door as soon as a price and if he was in on the job or not was chosen. Then he'd text Natasha to meet him at the alley on 12th and Ponce. He knew it would be far enough for no one to tail him.
As long as none of his debters were in the bar anyway. Which, luckily they were not.]