Sam nodded. "Well, before you run more tests how about I make sure you get a decent meal. You've been in here alone with very little, if anything to eat," he said, "whatever it is you're working on can surely wait a few hours, no?" He wasn't about to try to explain to her that any bureaucracy, no matter how well-run will have enough holes for corruption to seep in. THough he suspected she knew as much, even if she didn't want to admit it right at the moment.<br/><br/>He watched her look at her equipment. clearly what she went through had rattled her enough that she was trying to lose herself in work. To the detriment of everything else. After a moment he took a step toward her and another, kneeling behind one of the larger hunks of metal housing the computers she worked with and rested crossed arms atop it. "Come on," he said pleadingly, "you gotta take a break sometime, no?"