"It isn't your fault," she says when he says he's sorry. She knows he stops himself from putting his arm around her, too, and that pisses her off more. It's her mother she's angry with, though, not Bach. Her mother who's dead and her father who's god knows where and she doesn't really care either. She doesn't have any interest in seeing a man who left a trail of fatherless children in his wake.

"No, you're the first person I've seen," she tells him. "I barely know Corrine, we've only spoken a few times."