Her first thought, followed swiftly by a rush of annoyance at herself, is Then why did he not call for help? Has she not defended the very same thing?
"Yes. Thank you."
She doesn't understand Andrew's alarm at Baby coming to his defense; she doesn't have to now, she supposes. Nor does she need to point out that being observed has not kept Andrew from lying to them before.
Elua, did they not have enough already?
She gentles her tone, although her expression is still more on the "carefully blank" side than the "warm open listener" one. "Do you have anything to add to that, Andrew?"
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"Yes. Thank you."
She doesn't understand Andrew's alarm at Baby coming to his defense; she doesn't have to now, she supposes. Nor does she need to point out that being observed has not kept Andrew from lying to them before.
Elua, did they not have enough already?
She gentles her tone, although her expression is still more on the "carefully blank" side than the "warm open listener" one. "Do you have anything to add to that, Andrew?"