Jean-Claude huffs something of a laugh at her in reply, but of course he had not expected her to jump at the chance to become a dancer at his club, and of course most of what he's saying is mostly in jest, to keep his mind off of other, more serious topics of conversation.

"My doors are always open to you, mon amie," he replies, tightening his hand on hers again once more, and he hopes the gesture lets her know that he means that for more than just the offer of employment, at that. That if she is ever in trouble, he will be there for her as best he can. And if by some chance, for some reason, she should ever choose to leave Redbright, he will never hold her previous alliances against her. He does not even hold them against her now, in truth. Jean-Claude is above faction lines, so long as those other factions are not actively trying to have him killed.