That's why they didn't pay. Aksha nodded something noncommittal, and Jhelisa didn't even appear to notice the question, she was so intent on conversation. She managed to attract the bartender's attention, skipping ahead of half a dozen waiting company guys by virtue of indy-cred priority here stationside, got her beer and left amidst angry mutters. Jhelisa was talking, her voice hushed. I've seen those rings.
Nobody goes through there, nobody.
And I sure as hell ain't in the position to hand out money. He smiled slightly, a tight controlled smile. I'm not after your credits. Ros broke in. You didn't answer that last question.