Lydia gives him a sympathetic look and then frowns. "Yeah, but that's not your fault, Matty. This place isn't accessible and it should be. Haven't they ever heard of Braille, for Christ's sake? I mean even little kids learn about it. I never learned to read it or how to sign, but I've known both existed since I was like seven, this is ridiculous." And it is. Lydia would probably bring it up to Friend Computer except that Matt can see now, when he really needs to, and once he gets used to them, it'll be easier. So, she figures the Computer won't be all that inclined to put resources toward making this place accessible to a blind man who is no longer blind.

When Matt gets to his feet, Lydia follows and gives him a little smile when he holds out a hand to take her tray. "You're so cute," she coos, giving him her tray to let him carry it for her and Lydia puts a hand on his arm to still be able to touch him as they start to move. Once his hands are free of the trays, she moves closer, into his side, leaning her head on his shoulder as they walk.

"You wanna take a nap? Or do you have a lot of work to get back to? I'm kind of digging this whole Robo-staff thing I've got going on. I programmed them to do literally everything, so I can kind of come and go as I please in the store and it doesn't affect my business." Not that business is exactly booming yet, or anything, so...