Deidre smiled a bit, soon getting to her feet. "Well, it was nice meeting you," Deidre said, grabbing a napkin and a pen from the bar, writing her name, number, and the address to the tattoo parlor on the napkin. Sliding it to Roxanne, she offered another friendly smile. "We are open from seven in the morning to seven in the evening. If I'm not there, my second Todd is usually there,"

Deidre gave a nod, soon starting to her motorcycle. Getting on, she set to pulling her hair back into a tight bun, her helmet sliding down over her head. Glancing back toward the street, she watched Roxanne for a moment before she turned back to the handle bars, turning the motorcycle over. Kicking up the stand, she took to the road, slowing a little when she neared Roxanne walking on the sidewalk. Snapping up her visor, she called to her over the engine, asking if she needed a lift.

Deidre looked toward the direction that Roxanne had pointed in. She nodded, looking back toward Roxanne with a little bit of a surprised expression in her eyes. "Sure, that.. sounds nice thanks," She said, her wings shifting to give Roxanne room on the motorcycle seat as she shifted forward a little.

"I'm not picky really," Deidre said with a smile, taking her helmet off and holding it out to Roxanne. As though to try to keep her from being too nervous about the ride, she lifted her wings, stiffening them so they held Roxanne in place on the bike.

Deidre started the motorcycle forward once Roxanne was on, focusing on driving. Once she reached Roxanne's house, she slowed to a stop out front, dropping her feet to the ground on either side before she began to lower her wings.

Deidre looked over her shoulder at Roxanne and smiled a bit. "I think it's impressive. I don't know anyone that can turn a factory into a home," She said, watching the home after a moment or two of watching Roxanne. "My home is just an apartment," She added, moving a little to kick the stand up so the bike rested on it's own, moving her wings so Roxanne could get down off the bike.

With a smile, Deidre gave a nod and a small laugh. "I appreciate that," She responded to the offer, getting off the bike as well. Once she was off, she picked up the helmet and locked it onto the handle bars before she looked from Roxanne to the house. For a few seconds, she was silent before she spoke again. "I might take you up on that offer some time. Living in town itself gets too... noisy,"

Deidre wandered around in silence as she followed Roxanne through the home. When she finished the tour, she glanced at Roxanne. "I have to say, I was impressed when you told me you turned this place into a home, but when I see it now for myself, It's even more impressive," She said, tucking her hands into the pockets of her cargo pants.

Deidre gave a soft laugh, adjusting her wings on her back so she didn't accidentally knock anything over with them. "Surprise me. As I said, I'm not picky," She said, following behind Roxanne again into the kitchen. "If you need help, I'll gladly lend a hand," She offered. Looking around the kitchen, she couldn't hide the small smile on her face. It had more of a homey feel than the one she used at home.

Deidre thanked Roxanne with a smile, sitting down with the plate she'd been given. After taking a bite, Deidre complimented on the food, falling silent again as she ate. After a few moments however, she looked over to Roxanne, studying her for a moment or so. "If you want, I can show you around town some time. I'm sure it might help," She said.