It didn't seem like she was being genuine when she said she didn't have a card — she looked too nervous for that to really be the case — but he didn't want to push it. The point here wasn't to make her uncomfortable, it was to try to get to know each other better.

"Sure," he said, then added gently, "And if you do have a card that works, but you don't want to answer it, you can play it and then draw to skip the answer. Then at least you'd get it out of your hand."