@uptrain is having a problem: ' Do you have a moment, Morgan? I believe I may have upset your sister, Dana, without intention. I was wondering if you knew a way I could rectify this without making her feel she's being subjected to a "pity party". '
'Putain!' Is the first frustrated curse that crosses Morgan's mind upon hearing Ingo's plight. An exasperation extended not at the man himself but rather her own kin and even herself. She knew she should have been keeping a better eye on her sisters and their interactions with business partners. But no she thought they could handle these sorts of important interpersonal relationships themselves. She never should've trusted them with any part of Maison matters. Well at least Evelyn seemed to be getting along with Emmet. That meant they still had one foot in the door in regards to working with the Subway Masters. She could figure something out from there if need be.
She turns to Ingo all grace and serene smiles any hint of the frustration she felt perfectly hidden. She does sigh a little in thought though it's a calculated sound rather then a truly natural sound. "Aw, has Dana flown off the handle again? I'm terribly sorry for that, Monsieur Ingo. She's always been such a hot headed child. Frankly we never know what will set her off."
There was some truth to that at least on Morgan's part. She could never rightly understand Dana's anger. It always felt directed at everyone, everything and nothing in particular. Any attempts she made to understand it were met with nothing but hostility. At one time she could get Dana to talk to her, to tell her where that anger came from. But that was so many years ago she sometimes questioned if the memories of it were even real or just some cruel joke played upon her by the Maisons.
"I wish I could offer better advice but when she's in one of her snits like this, there's simply no getting through to her. She takes everything so personally even when it's not. Don't worry, monsieur Ingo. I'm sure whatever happened she'll bury the hatchet on it in due time." If necessary Morgan would make sure of it.