[It doesn't seem fair that someone who has "a lot of feelings" has wound up with her father. His relationship with Nisha had at least made sense -- two cold-blooded killers that found some semblance of love within that shared interest. Steven... seemed far too much like the kind of person her mother was, the person Jack used to be, to appeal to the Jack he'd become.]

Don't you dare hurt him, you hear me? [It bursts out of her, but she doesn't dare back down. She knows that real harm can't come to Steven here, not really, but that wouldn't keep Jack from breaking his heart.

That passionate outburst doesn't linger for long, though. She falls silent after a moment, gaze dropping to the ground. She doesn't know how to feel about anything else that he says. Certainly, there was a part of her that appreciated the stern reminder from the devil himself to not go trusting him again. Yet the way he simply shrugged off the ability, or perhaps even the desire to change... That rubbed her the wrong way.]

You don't think making amends with the other part of my family might do some good in repairing our own relationship?