Nancy lets out a huff of air through her nose in a sort of laugh. "No- though I can't say, considering we've done breakfast." He'd been a really good force, the day her hearing had been written about in the paper. It's a bad line though, falling flat the second she says it. Too late to take it back now.

"They were looking for it and said that you had it. I said I had no idea what he meant, but I'd pass the message along. He said you'd know what it all meant." She shrugs.