I said before I wouldn't make our city's problems this city's problems. You understand, don't you? Grievances from back home should remain there or else you appear desperate in these petty attempts to involve others.

[ Sipping, her gaze falls again. Thinking of her father is painful enough on it's own, but telling someone who very well may fill that void for her? It's strange. The girl has so many problems in trying to sort out relationships that she's not sure why she's telling Bradbury before Archer. ]