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This is a thing she had expected, and the cardinal rule for this sort of thing is to talk back at the station, but she’s already getting strange (and vaguely hateful) looks as is, so she might as well accept the invitation for now. Cut a deal, maybe? That seemed wise. A comfortable cell for a confession. “I suppose there’s no harm,” she offers. She’s still made of stone in terms of resolution — she knows what she suspects has to be true. It would be taken casually; she really just would ask him if he knew anything about the disappearances.
Mostly because she has no solid proof as of yet, no evidence, just hunches that are almost endlessly obvious to her. She wasn’t going to let him get behind her.
"After you."









