As Honour proceeded down the hallway, she realized that the worst part of all this wasn’t just the maximum potential penalties that she could suffer, in terms of career and conjugality: it was the fact that she just had no way of knowing what would actually happen. And one big reason for that is that she had no idea what Anonymous was going to do, assuming he even remembered. Beyond questions about how much he could recall — which probably wasn’t more than Honour did, but might be as much as that, and that would be bad enough — there was the simple truth that every time she had tried to predict what he was going to do, she’d been proven wrong.