Saiph probably could have done something else with his time than what he does. Like play tennis with his aunt or getting dragged on a shopping trip with his cousin, or god forbid, having to endure yet another annoying blind date set up by his mother because she's adamant on him tying the knot with someone and Saiph really isn't all that interested in that.

The bracelet in his pocket though, that is interesting. Not because it's bracelet or jewelry, but because the security system protecting it had been fun to slip through. It even had laser sensors and five different doors... all that cliché stuff you only see in movies.

He's avoided a patrol car with cops checking the robbery out and made sure to slip away into the back streets, change his clothes and now he really wants a drink. So what better place than the strip club? He's been there a few times, and he likes the place.

It doesn't stop him from noticing Arlo as he steps into the room, and he only pauses briefly as he heads up to the bar and slides into the chair beside him.

"Evening, officer. Didn't expect to see you here."