"We'll just need to promise to make sure that whatever we end up doing next time, it's inside and not out on the streets after dark. We were too lucky the first time we ran through Lowtown without a problem." She half-smiled at him. How they'd managed that one still surprised her. She wasn't about to complain too much, though.

"I wouldn't be surprised either. No, the Rose is a good idea. I wouldn't have thought of that." Just enough removed from the crowded parts of Hightown that they wouldn't draw attention. If it gave them even half an hour's respite, it was well worth the potential exposure from Gamlen or the favor they might be asked later for their hospitality.

She nodded. "He spends most of his coin there now because he can't get people to actually spot him when he wants to gamble." And it served him right after he squandered away his family's fortune in his idiocy. "Even if he was there, he'd probably be distracted enough not to notice us. And if he does, then I can give him a healthy reminder of why he doesn't stay at the estate. He won't trouble us." She would be more concerned about him mentioning it to one of her friends and, really, who would believe him at this point?