[ She, of course, knows that he's looked into her life. But that he hadn't said anything about her family always meant to her that he knew just as much as she -- which is nothing. He's one of very few people she's ever confided in regarding her memory loss, and he knows how much it bothers her, even on good days.
Yet he stands in front of her now and tells her differently.
(She's saving the information about Maeve for later. She'll deal with that when the time comes.) ]
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Yet he stands in front of her now and tells her differently.
(She's saving the information about Maeve for later. She'll deal with that when the time comes.) ]
You... what?