Despite knowing Eva was capable of surveying and repairing the mininal damage done to the aviary on her own, Beau leapt at the chance to assist her. Ever since he moved out of the house a few weeks ago moments alone with her became far and few between, and Beau sorely missed their quiet banter. He snuck her into the house on the few occasions they dared, but he didn't dare often. Irvingly wasn't like Arizona. The dirty looks he received were constant and he was remiss to think what his presence was doing to Eva's professional reputation.

Eva ran off to greet Murphy before Beau had even fully registered the elder man had arrived. A grin as wide as the Atlantic threatened to split his face as he quickly moved over to greet his former mentor. "Murph," Beau nodded and extended his hand to shake. "We were beginning to think you drowned."