Ezra frowned. Her tone implied she was annoyed at him, which felt a little unfair given that he didn't remember her at all and therefore didn't know how he'd misstepped.

"Miss Broadmoor describing how we had met and interacted previously was very helpful in determining the rough size and shape of the problem," he pointed out. "If you're willing to walk me through it I'm sure it would be useful. But if you'd rather not...?" He let it hang for a second; her tone had certainly implied that she would rather not. "... then we could focus on anything you noticed this afternoon instead."

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