"I'll keep an eye out. None too invasive, I promise." He smiles at her and takes the drink when offered, "truth be told, I'm only telling you since one slipped through the net."

It's no coincidence she's only been attacked the once so far, but he'd rather not have to tell her at all. Eames doesn't like people to know if he elects to look out for them, both out of worry they might see it as some kind of altruism on his part, and because it's always more advantageous for people to know as little about him and his kind as possible. Those are forgone conclusions with Nancy given her experience with the fae, so he has to come at it from a different angle. So far she seems to respond pretty well to honesty.