"I understand," she says, with a slight tightness to her voice that suggests an intimate knowledge of what's in those papers. She does believe, watching his expression, that he has no interest in repeating Henry's mistakes, but that doesn't mean she won't hammer in the point. Hasi knows how seductive the work can be--though she'd been the real siren in that situation, so maybe it's different.

All the same. She reaches out one manicured hand for the papers.

"If you don't mind?"