He shifts to accommodate her, dropping his shoulder to make it easier for her while he continues leafing through the book. Though he barely has to read any of it to know this one'll be useless. It's a good way to get the mind working, though. The most obvious answer is someone who feels slighted by a lie Nancy told them, but that seems... Unlikely, to say the least. Not impossible, but all that comes to mind is some John who got pissy over some little white lie. Those kinds of people are too sloppy and too willing to take advantage of a situation for it not to be obvious.

A Daybreak witch, maybe? Looking to sabotage the growth of the Midnight coven? But then why not go after Widdowson instead?

If it's fae, it makes the whole thing a little more murky. Safe to rule out Fagin - he'd never put his operation in jeopardy this way - but it could as well just be a random act by some pixie looking for a laugh.

Too many options, he'll never figure it out this way. Focus on lifting it first. Eames frowns down at the book in his lap thoughtfully, curses usually have a task of sorts that one has to complete. True love's kiss, sacrifice something meaningful, bring me all the gold in your town, blah blah blah.

"Since this started, have you done or said anything that made you feel a kind of..." He gestures airily, trying to find the right word, "release?"