She has every intention of getting her father involved in this as soon as she's back in Siren Cove. If this had happened before, she would have just disappeared, assumed one of her other identities, gone back to life in another city, another state as Erin Summers or Allison Hanover or any one of the dozen names she keeps for exactly things like this. But it isn't that easy, not when other people are involved, and the only way she can think to deal with this now is to get Robert Flynn involved. She doesn't particularly like it, the thought of having to rely on him for anything, but she thinks he'll know what to do. More than that, she thinks he'll do it now out of a sense of guilt and obligation.

"Yeah," she says in response to Caden's question. Rising up on her toes, she presses a careful kiss to his mouth. Her lips hurt from the blows she's taken, but she's gentle. "Thank you for coming. I just need to pack and I can check out."

And she's trying to think of a way to ask him about the weather. April has seen enough that she doesn't necessarily believe in coincidences, but Caden also seems genuine enough that he would have told her. There's no denying something was happening, though, and as she grabs her bag and opens it on the bed, she glances down the balcony again. "The weather's calm."