Bleddyn's wandering eyes snapped to the offender and rapidly evaluated him. Almost immediately, she summed him up to be of no threat to her personally- too uncomfortable in his own skin. Actually, it was obvious he'd rather be anywhere but here.
"Creepy eyes," she noted aloud in a tone half-reverent, half-distrustful, more to herself than her companion. "Don't know him, though." She didn't turn as she addressed Taylor, far too fixated on the boy's disturbing pupils.
Bleddyn sat up straighter as Delilah let her attitude overtake her good sense. Bleddyn had seen the latter become more and more subordinate over the years they'd knwon each other, and recently, it seemed to have gone mute. Gage's daughter wasn't one to pick fights intentionally, but when something agitated her just enough, she'd fire out instigations that she'd regret later.
Judging by the contortions the boy's face was going through, Delilah was hitting all the wrong nerves. His neck bulged, a sure forewarning of looming eruption.
"This is about to get spicy."
Bleddyn shoved herself out of the booth and rapidly strode toward the confrontation, her hands coming together in an automatic clasp of anticipation.