She'd made it out to be like the man, that is, Lorenzo had feared for his own life and thought the higher ups were getting too close to exposing him. She portrayed it as weakness, the unwillingness to face the consequence and the lack of respect that came with it. But it was the first time she'd used the weapon Adel had trusted her with, maybe she wasn't as precise as she'd expected from herself.
The Shimada had been on the edge about the way they'd been forced to meddle, especially because of the implication on her ex-partner. She'd already damaged her reputation to the point where such suspicions wouldn't affect her much. Additionally, there was slightly worry about the possibility of the method being exposed, she couldn't risk her weapon becoming common knowledge.
Tsuru and her participation in Jelies little game, probably didn't sit too well with the inspector either. So she was rather nervous as she ripped open the letter delivered to her by one of the Pages. The Page had been so tentative around her. She didn't seek to comfort him, nor did she make matters worse, she just wanted to read.