[Nearly everything she does is a response to him. Every move he makes to annoy her, she attempts to return. It's the game of cat and mouse, where neither wants to be the rodent. Or maybe she just wants it to be. It doesn't really matter what the truth is as long as he continues to play the game with her.

She never looks back, oblivious to his disgust. All she has seen, really, has been the amicable and competitive neutrality that they share beneath more pleasant facades. When Hayley hears his voice behind her, indicating that he has followed, it's a silent and small victory.]

You know that I can sell things if I want to. [The reply is more arrogant than she would normally offer, but it's partially a test to see if he agrees or if he'll make her work to prove that.] And, lucky for you, I have a lot of free time this weekend.

[Hayley turns around to face him, walking backwards a few steps before she stops in the crowd again. The kedan continue to swarm around them and she knows that, if Lex doesn't provide a barrier again, it will be too easy to lose him. Still, she won't allow him the satisfaction of moving towards him.]

Give me the job and the wine and I'll let you have 60% of the profits.