There was something wrong. At least she thought so, she doubted herself, knowing so little of her new senses and yet unable to shake them. It bothered her like a thorn digging into her hand. Should she or shouldn’t she?
She had promised Daniel that she would come and let him know if she felt anything wrong, anything like he felt. Yet the person she had felt as ‘wrong’ was his husband, and she didn’t like the way that looked. He loved him, obviously, and she knew that personally she would become very defensive of someone she cared about that much if someone tried to tell her that there was something ‘wrong’ with them. Especially in the way she was implying.
She looked for Daniel casually while she decided, not seeming urgent, but busy ‘running an errand’, this errand nameless and vague to any who asked or tried to stop her to chat.
When Masha did find him she found him on a roof, a place she wouldn’t have thought to look and wouldn’t have bothered - if not for the fact that she had, since meeting him, become aware of his energy as well. Sensing him was not unpleasant, and in fact almost familiar, so unlike sensing the darkness in her brother. So unlike sensing... well.
“Daniel, do you have a moment? It is about your husband, Ezra...” She begins, folding her arms and walking up to him, not wanting to be too loud.