If he's going for reassurance, telling her she isn't going to get skunked is what she really needs to hear. Not that having a werebear on her case would necessarily be that big of a step up. They're not too common, probably - it's kind of hard to judge when you factor in the likelihood that a werebear is going to get their hands on the suppressors no matter what. When they don't, you tend to hear about them. She doesn't often hear about them.

"Yeah, I'm not in the habit of telling strangers that I'm a magic handler," she admits. "Or of telling them I know they're weres, either. Hell, I haven't even mentioned it to Mrs. Bialosky." Which could just be taken to mean that she'd show more deference to her regulars than a random guy in a dream, but that's not what she's going for. "Sorry about that," she says again, because it can't hurt.