Escape for a better life and for Freedom

[Lisa]

Sadie looked back up at Jack "Oh..well i thought i'd get all me work done first, i'd prolly get to lazy otherwise." She told him, and went back to sewing the sail she had in her hand, ignoring the funny sounds coming from her stomach.

[Jacky]

"Whatever lifts up yer skirt, luv." Jack watched her for a little while longer, before he turned on his heels and left the storage room again.

[Lisa]

Sadie chuckled at his comment then went back to her work. After sometime she had finished her sewing and made her way to the galley. Once she got there she found all the food she had made was long gone. She looked around for a bit and found herself a few biscuts then made her way on deck. "Cap'n." she started as she walked up to were Jack was standing at the helm. "I've finshed all the sails...umm, one question, where am I sleepin'?" she asked, thinking about what would happen if she slept with the crew.

[Jacky]

Jack turned to face her, "Sleeping." He repeated. He’d forgotten. He hadn’t given a single thought to where she would rest. He could see now, however, she was left with little options on that matter. The crews quarters would be certain trouble. They were all pirates, after all, and certainly each and every one of them would be glad to lay a finger on her.

"Hmm." He sounded, tugging at the braids of his beard. "I’d offer ye my bed," He considered, "But I’ve a feeling you’d slap me. So ye'll just hafta set up a hammock in me quarters, I suppose."

[Lisa]

Sadie nodded her head, surprised that he wasn't making her sleep with the rest of the crew, thank god. She stood silent for a few moments looking out at the sun setting in the horizon. "so where we headin'?" She asked, faking a smile.

[Jacky]

Jack observed her from the corner of his eye, as she set her gaze on the setting sun. "Saint Kitts." He told her, "A rather wealthy settlement there, as it were. Just waitin' for trouble."
He intended to raid the town, and leave Sadie there while they were at it.

[Lisa]

(sorry I havn't replyed in a few days, I've been bussy)

Sadie frowned, knowing thats where she'd end up being left, "hmm..sounds like my kinda town." She mummbled sarcasticly. Keeping her gaze on the sunset, the corners of her mouth curled up into a small grin as a gust of cool air blew threw her long, brown hair, she closed her eyes, getting lost in the moment. Finally she opened her eyes and turned to look at Jack "I sappose I'll get me hammock set up then." She said making her way down the steps. After all she was exausted, she had a long day of hard work.

[Jacky]

(That's fine. )

Jack watched her go, a slight, almost invisable smirk on his features. By appearance one would say that Saint Kitts *was* just her kind of town. She was just a girl, after all, and would certainly have easier perspectives for the future in Saint Kitts than she had in Tortuga.
But well. Her words rang differently.
He figured though, if she'd prefered Tortuga she shouldn't have been as dumb to stowaway on a pirate ship. The girl was lucky that he wasn't as cruel as most pirates. He could've just chucked her overboard instead.
But still, there was that spirit in her that was rarely seen in women. That fire in her eyes, and the determination with which she did her work. Maybe, for one trip, her presence wasn't all that bad. ....At least now they caught up with the stitching and such.
Smirking, Jack turned his gaze to the horizon and shook his head slightly.

[Lisa]

Sadie made her way below deck, ignoring the ignorant comments from the crew members. She went to Jacks cabian, and did just what he told her to. Once her hammock was all set up, in the far end of the room she attempted to climb in it. After falling out a few times, she finally caught her balance and shifted around a bit to get comfortable. Closing her eyes she found it much hard then she thought to fall asleep. She had so many different things she couldn't get off her mind. She felt horrible for betraying Jacks trust, she still couldn't beleive he hadn't just left her in the brig, or even worse. Most of all, the idea of her living in Saint Kitts. Tortuga sure wasn't the place for her, but that didn't mean she belonged in some high class, richy town. She wouldn't even know how to act in a place like that. Sadie just laid there for what seemed like forever, getting lost in her thoughts.

[Jacky]

Jack finally retreated to his cabin as well. By that time it was deep in the night, so he assumed Sadie to be asleep as he entered. He nudged the door shut behind him. He crossed the lenght of the cabin, tossed his hat on the desk and shrugged off his coat.