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"Really? Maybe you could give me a ride so I can see if the poor things are gonna need therapy from such excitement." he said with a grin. A girl with good looks and a car like that? He was gonna insist on hanging around Becca's friends more often.

Tommy's face turned a few shades of red after Juliann had turned around and headed out the door. DEFINATELY making a point to spend more time with this girl. Shaking his head clear, he hurried to the door. Well, as quickly as he could.


Meanwhile, the little redhead was still muddling about around the shiny red car. Trying to figure out how to get in without setting off any car alarms. If it had any car alarms.

The little one froze a moment, then peeked up over the other side of the car. "...uh... nothin." she replied innocently. Her red eyes blinking back at the blonde woman.

The little girl looked at her for another moment, then looked down at the ground and began shifting her shoe into the ground. ".... I just wanted to look at the pretty car. We don't have a pretty car like this..."

Rosie blinked. Proooobably best not to tell the woman where her "parents" were right now. "At home still." she replied simply, looking past her and at the apartment complex she had come out of. Looks like the buildings next to it were apartments as well. "I just came out to play outside for a bit."

When the Count reached his firm again he unlocked the door and walked inside, making sure to leave the door unlocked. He proceeded to ascend the stairway up to the top floor where his office was located. The eighteen floors worth of stairs didn't bother him because he knew that with each one he was closer to getting the answers he wanted. The first thing Edmond did when he reached his office was store the eye patch and contact with the rest of his costume parts. Then he set his phone down on his chair and began documenting what he had learned from Cobblepot verbally.
Despite the feeling of safety in his office Edmond was not at ease. Memories of the underground lab plagued him. He hadn't seen or heard from Rosie since then and the uncertainty bothered him. However he didn't doubt that once she had what she needed she just left, which was sensible. Someone like her would be smart to get away from Gotham as quickly as possible. It was around this thought that the lawyer's phone buzzed and he checked the text from Emily saying she had left the Lounge. Edmond didn't reply. He just set it down and returned to documenting what he now knew. He would be in his office unless something urgent showed up elsewhere.

Julianne watched the little girl walk a little ways, then looked back at Rebecca's apartment. Spotting Tommy, she waved him over. There was some concern on her face. She was starting to regret just dismissing the girl, but if Tommy recognized her, she'd feel a little less bad.

Julianne cursed in her head, Son of a...

What actually came out of her mouth was, "I was really hoping you would know. She said she was from the building next to yours." Then, a horrible thought crossed her mind, with a matching expression crossing her face. "I just let a little girl walk alone in Gotham City. I'm horrible."