Robert's head was pointed downwards at the notepad, but his eyes shifted up as she started speaking. He quickly began scribbling down notes as she began speaking. Her answers were straight forward, and answered without any signs of strain or discomfort. She was certainly a character, Robert decided. In just a few moments, he'd scribbled some small notes to remind himself in case he needed it. Most were simple, just outlining her name and some simple traits about her. She was a smoker, she had an alibi via her occupation, and she was very straight forward. And eyebrow was raised towards her when she stated that she'd slept with two of the victims in high school. Without a word, and only a nod, he wrote "possible note worthy relationships to victims" despite what she had said.<br/><br/>She was also bright, considered she'd nailed the questions he'd yet to ask. He assumed that was because of her occupation, when she wasn't answering questions, she was asking them. An amused look appeared on his face as she laughed, though, he had no clue what was so humorous. Before he replied at all, he scribbled one last thing in his notepad, in relation to her lack of fondness to the men in Holly Springs. A smirk was on his face, in place of any kind of appreciation for flattery. He never took kindness the right way. Despite his sometimes know-it-all nature, he never acted smug.<br/><br/>"The do's and don'ts of Holly Springs." He repeated. It was a first step into this town, which he decided he desperately needed. He had no clue how long he'd be in this town, and so first steps were vital. "Alright, count me in." He said, without much thought put into it. Eve seemed like she might be a good ally to have in this town, though he was unsure what kind of weight her name would carry if mentioned.