It's a nice sentiment, but under the circumstances, it doesn't mean a damn thing. The quality of his work is a double-edged sword: It's the only reason anyone's letting him at these cases, but it's also the reason they all want him back on serial killers, rapists, and robbers.

She doesn't hesitate when he questions her, though. He does like that - the way she stands there like she could fill up the whole room if she wanted to. It's easy to see how someone would recruit her to the FBI.

"My record," he repeats, dubious. "See, I was under the impression you were here for some inter-departmental espionage."