"I'd have to disagree with your assessment of my luck." Myra stated pointed. "You got me out of that interrogation room without having a court order to do it and I'm not being shipped off to the psych ward. Now you're even willing to help me get a start on figuring out just what happened to me. I'd say that's pretty lucky. Anyone else that would have come in probably would have simply wrote me off and left me in that room till the officers could find out what to do with me." She smirked a little. "Plus I can't say you didn't provide a little entertaining show in the process. I've never seen an officer be bullied like that. I'd say you've been pretty great to have around." She reached over and pat his arm gentle before buckling herself into the seat and looking out of the window at the falling rain. It had been raining since she got back, and it didn't seem like it would stop any time soon.<br/><br/>She sighed and mumbled. "I wish the rain would stop. It would make things easier." Almost as soon as she uttered the words the rain slowed and then stopped all together. There were still dark ominous clouds that hung overhead but it was as if they had heard her wish. Blinking up at the clouds Myra didn't think to much of it other than a coincidence. "Well that's handy." She stated with a  smile as she sat back against the seat. The lack of rain also made the drive to the soup kitchen a bit easier as the roads drained and no longer had standing water.<br/><br/>When they finally arrived Myra didn't waste any time getting out of the car as soon as he brought it to a stop. When her feet touched the sidewalk she felt a jolt of energy flow through her and her golden eyes seemed to literally light up as she stared out over the spot where he car had been parked that fateful night.<br/><br/>Myra no longer saw the rain soaked street or the agent who had driven her to the scene. She saw herself.. walking nonchalantly towards her little sedan without a worry in the world. She looked perhaps a little tired, but in good health. As she took a step toward the image she heard the squealing of tires and looked up to see a car racing towards past herself. "No!" She yelled and reached forward just as her body was sent flying to the side and landed with a hard thud on the concrete.<br/><br/>The vision lasted only a moment longer.. just in time to see the car drive away and turn the corner as the police followed. Then she blinked and her car was gone and she was standing next to the black vehicle she had come in. Her eyes returned to their golden color as she seemed disoriented for a moment while catching her bearings.<br/><br/>"I saw it.. I saw myself get hit. By a blue SUV. I even saw..." Her eyes went wide and she rushed back to the car and searched for a piece of paper.. anything to write on. Eventually she found a receipt and a pen in the center console before scratching something on the back of the sheet. "This is the license plate of the car that hit me." She told him. "I saw it. I know it's not much but I saw it."