Ren had tripped over her heel and fell into the driver falling on top of him. "Oh! I'm so sorry. Please, forgive me." She said trying to get up.

M couldn't let ren so he merely acted as a reflex and carefully placed her in the limousine looking as if he had clumsily thrown her in. "Sorry ma'am I should get you back." he hurriedly closed the door and entered the driver's side.

Ren blinked and looked at the driver as he got in. "You sound familiar." She wasn't meaning one of her clients, but someone else. "Do I know you from somewhere?" She asked sitting right behind the driver.

M automatically deepened his voice which seemed like a natural thing that he could just pull off without question. "No I'm sorry but you must have me confused for someone else. I've never meet you before." he told her puttng the limousine in drive and heading for her home.

Ren thought of all the places should could have seen him but for some odd reason she couldn't. She shrugged and sat back looking out the window. "How long you've been driving the big man around?" She asked.

"Not long at all ma'am, he hired me because I know how to keep his secrets and others to myself." he said politely. "How long have you been in your business?" he asked with earnest interest. Though instead of acting as he had previously with ren with he was a officer he acted perfectly rational.

She shrugged. "Not too long about a year, give or take. Don't ask how I fell into this. It just sorta happened." She sighed thinking about her old life.

M breathed easier now that ren was lost in her old thoughts, with such a short amout of time for her to question him before she was returned home he became less concerned, with an easy breath he decided that it may be best to keep the silence going. Every now and again he check in the rear view mirror to make sure ren was still in thought hidign his face.

She sighed again and felt like she was being watched. She dared herself and looked in the rear view mirror and laid her eyes on his. She looked away quickly and sat out of view and wiped a tear that had fallen from thinking about the good ol days. "Where are we?" She said, looking out the window and realizing she had no idea what part she was in.

"The export district, I'm heading to the red light ma'am." he replied still trying to hide his voice the best he could. "Is something wrong witht his place?" he asked raising an eyebrow.

She looked to the back of his chair, "You mean The Export District or the Red Light District? I can tell you a shit load of things wrong with the Red Light District." She let out a small laugh.

"I mean the export." he said politely finding his street and turning to find his way to the red light.

"Not that I can see." She looked out the window. "Oh Hey, can you just let me off here? I'll walk the rest of the way. It's not far."

M stopped abruptly without warning.

Ren fell forward onto the seat in front of her. "Ugh, a little break happy there." She rolled her eyes and opened the door. She got out, looked around and closed the door. Walking to the passenger seat up front, she said, 'Thank you for the drive. Bye." Without a glance at the driver really, she started walking off in the direction of her home.