"I know," she reassures him. Not that she really does, but it's not like he makes much of an effort to pretend he's better than he really is, which somehow makes him more trustworthy. He's got plenty of flaws, but he doesn't act like he owns her.

"But I'm still a bit fucked up from it, so it's hardly a rational response. And I think we'd both rather avoid having to deal with that." Bit of an understatement, there. And she seems to be starting to adopt Peter's foul mouth.