For the sake of reference and reminding, Isis's house is a two story one with a relatively small back yard. And the fact that Eiko managed to get up to the window where there is--well, nothing to really climb.
And the way Isis's bedroom is arranged, the bed is right next to the window, so the tap wakes her up. "Mmng?" Blink. Oh. Isis stretches a bit and shifts to kneel on the bed and open the window. Isis, for the record, is simply wearing a gigantic shirt as a nightshirt and probably not much else. "Eiko?" Because, yes, who else would it be? She'll help Eiko climb in, too, if the other girl lets her.
She allows, yes, even though she doesn't really need it. Because it lets her sneak touches of Isis. Once she's in, she gives Isis a hug and a kiss, which means Isis can see the bruise forming on one cheek.
"Look what I have," she says, and reaches into the pocket of the jacket she has, pulling out a thick wad of bills. "I can pay my way for a while."
Isis hugs and kisses back, and blinks at the bruise, "Eiko, what did you do?" As the note 'going out, back by midnight', wasn't terribly clear, "You've got a bruise..."
That seems to be more concerning than the money, for the moment, or she suspects one will explain the other, in this case.
"I heard about a fighting competition in, uh, Watts, I think it is. There was a five thousand dollar cash prize for the winner. I decided to enter so I could pay my way properly. And... well. I won. I was the smallest one there, and the only woman. And I won." She reaches to her cheek. "...I did get hit a little bit, but the final battle was the four remaining against each other all at once."
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And the way Isis's bedroom is arranged, the bed is right next to the window, so the tap wakes her up. "Mmng?" Blink. Oh. Isis stretches a bit and shifts to kneel on the bed and open the window. Isis, for the record, is simply wearing a gigantic shirt as a nightshirt and probably not much else. "Eiko?" Because, yes, who else would it be? She'll help Eiko climb in, too, if the other girl lets her.
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"Look what I have," she says, and reaches into the pocket of the jacket she has, pulling out a thick wad of bills. "I can pay my way for a while."
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That seems to be more concerning than the money, for the moment, or she suspects one will explain the other, in this case.
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"But I can pay my way."
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