He had seen it, though it had been brief, the look in those eyes of hers after he had asked if she was alright. Being a detective has made him alert to those sorts of things; being able to read people was a very useful skill especially with some of the people he has worked with over the years. It was not surprising that the look in her eyes had faded, he didnâ€™t want to jump to conclusions but he would say that she was actually glad to see him. He didnâ€™t make any mention of if or even acknowledge that it had been there by showing it on his face. Perhaps that was a bit of stubbornness on his part, heâ€™d be lying if he denied it. Hearing that she was alright he definitely felt relieved though it was not enough to convince him that she was going to be fine after one night. That could be another reason for his neutral expression. There was honestly a lot on his mind.<br/><br/>She really was beginning to be a lot of trouble but then again it was not like would poison herselfâ€¦ was it? A few cases he has worked in the past people have tried to pull that shit with him and he could usually tell. This seemed like she had no idea his was going to happen to her.<br/><br/>â€œDonâ€™t worry too much about it. The department is use to this sort of shit happening on my casesâ€¦â€ He said in reply with a sigh as he shifted his weight and crossed his arms with a stern gaze. â€œLetâ€™s just hope nothing like this happens again, that I can agree with.â€ Moe was only half telling the truth with that. The department was use to it but it was not something that was frequent and he knew that they were indeed going to be unhappy. â€œYou probably canâ€™t afford the bill so Iâ€™ll take care of it somehow. Donâ€™t argue with it.â€ He added that knowing that she would probably try to butt heads with him. Put two stubborn mules in a room together and they start an argument nothing much will get accomplished so he might as well just tell her how itâ€™s going to be. If she protested, oh well, she was just going to have to deal with it. He was already a little stressed out and honestly he didnâ€™t need any more.<br/><br/>Maybe she really was a lot more trouble than she was worth, he wondered. Looking into those eyes of hers he could see the apology and it was tempting to tell her that she was a bit of trouble but he decided against it. It wouldnâ€™t be right if he did, attacking her like that. After all getting her to come with him took him playing the bad cop, he really didnâ€™t need to do that with her again no matter how tempting it may seem. It was also a bit immature, at least in his opinion, and unprofessional to just jump to conclusions and pin the blame on her. Someone obviously wanted her dead; maybe it had to do with the death of her friend, somebody who knew what had happened. If he could get a hold of this person he might be able to learn once and for all what really happened. Maybe Korra being poisoned had actually been a positive thingâ€¦