She sighed quietly and rested her hand on top of Hoss'. "Running is exactly what I did, and as much as I want to forget the past, I won't ever be able to." She winced slightly as she thought about. Wondered if her brother was still awful, if he'd heard of the things she'd done and the people she now called family. "But as I said, I'm just probably overthinking all of this, as long as we don't take on too many more big jobs."<br/><br/>Delphine rolled her eyes almost in sync with Hoss when she heard Charles. She turned around to look at the man in the back seat and shook her head. "Only woman I know with the night off is you, so I guess you're gonna stay lonely tonight. Unless you're gonna buy yourself some company." Her smirk returned to her face. When Hoss parked, Del quickly got out and let her hand ghost over her gun once more to ensure it was there. She spotted the laundromat, then the apartment building. Pocketing the keys, she began to walk toward the apartment where the woman they were after supposedly lived. "See you boys soon!"<br/><br/>As she neared, her expression darkened and she forced tears to her eyes. Delphine even messed her hair up slightly and unbuttoned the first few buttons on her shirt in order to sell the disheveled and distressed look. Without any hesitation, she pounded on the door. Delphine made sure the one who opened the door was the woman she was looking for before saying in a panicked, shaky tone, "Please help! I -- my son is missing!" She sobbed, wiping a tear from her cheek.