Del grinned as she saw the two enter and walked towards them. "Ah, you must be the new hires." Her voice was incredibly deep in this body and it startled her a little, but she shrugged it off and grinned with just how dumbfounded Charles seemed by her new appearance. "I'm whoever I need to be." She told him quietly, then spun on her heels and began to walk, beckoning them to come along. "I trust you got a bit of a walkthrough before, but let's just freshen your memories a bit, shall we?" Delphine remembered the building pretty well, having been there plenty of times before with her father. She led them right over to a fancy elevator that had a man in there exclusively to work the lift. She waited until they'd all piled in and asked the man to get them to the top floor, which he did.<br/><br/>There were some conference rooms on the top floor, but mainly it was full of offices for head honchos of the company, the top two men included. Del simply assumed that Nathan had taken over their father's office, so she began to walk in that direction. Much like the lobby, this top floor was very well decorated and furnished, and it must've cost a fortune, though being a pharmaceutical company, they certainly had the money to spare to make everything look as good as it possibly could. Turning a corner, she got to the end of the hall where there were two very large offices. One office door was open and sitting inside was the white-haired James Marsh, working away at some paperwork while the other office door, labeled 'Nathaniel Costigine' was closed and the lights appeared to be off. Frowning, Del tutted quietly and approached the opened office, knocking on the doorframe to get the man's attention.<br/><br/>"Is Mister Costigine in?" To which James shook his head.<br/><br/>"Afraid not, left about an hour ago and won't be back in for the rest of the day. Can I help you with something?" He actually sounded like a pretty nice man and Del remembered him as such, though she'd never known him well.<br/><br/>"No, that's fine. I'll come back tomorrow, thank you. Have a good day, sir." Delphine turned to Hoss and Charles with a frown. "Okay, well that was a bust." She sighed quietly. "Dammit, this place was my best guess besides... home."