“You have to love the people who might as well have strapped lights to the side of their ship reading ‘rob me. Good stuff here.’” she chuckled to herself, finishing off her food faster then she would have liked. She stared at the empty plate in front of her for a moment. Not sure when she’d managed to shovel that much food into herself, in between their conversations. “Guess I was hungrier than I thought...” she said softly, shaking her head at herself.<br/><br/>The young woman seemed startled by his offer, looking as if she had almost considered it. “I… I can’t risk that. But I will take your concerns, and the data i’ve collected to my father. If I can trust anyone in the company, its him. He and I will decide what to do about this together.” she was deeply concerned about what he had said, and quite frankly had started to believe it herself. But she wasn’t convinced that it was her own family. Still, she loved her father dearly and couldn’t imagine him being a part of this. Of course, if her cousin had blabbed to someone in the company, or multiple someones, it was possible that things had gotten into the wrong hands. “And only my father.” she added, wanting to reassure him that she was taking his concerns into heavy consideration.