That he'd done more than grunt at her was a hopeful sign. That he hadn't held her at fault was another. She nodded, a polite smile making a home on her face as she nodded, trying to keep her eyes averted from his. The color was a trademark of her family's and it was more difficult than one might think not to have them be noticed. At least she could hide most of her hair under the scarf. "I am, thank you for inquiring."

Those watchful eyes darted to the men who'd tripped over another patron, only this one was much less accommodating for their tussle and had risen to chase them out of the tavern. It might not have worked if the rest of the table, seemingly companions of the irritated man, hadn't risen with him, the fight being dragged outside where it no doubt continued.

Relieved to have had that been removed, she gave the man she'd all but fallen into another half smile. "I don't think you would have found any better or worse at the others, ser. They all seem to be quite full for the evening. At least here you've found yourself a seat."