"Think I'll pass," Coop says with a smirk. "I'm great with parents, moms love me. The dads never seem, too, though." It's not often that he actually meets the parents of any of the people he's sleeping with, but it's a small town and there have been some partners who'd been less accepting of the fact that he hadn't been interested in starting a real relationship than others. He gets it, sex means different things to different people, and that's why he's as honest as he is before falling into bed with someone. If people think he's an asshole for that, he figures that's understandable, simply because it's not like everyone has the same view as he does.

There's a flicker in his expression then as he thinks of what Raleigh had said to him, of how she'd talked to him like he'd done something wrong by not wanting to risk their friendship for what could have led to a fuck, and Coop knows she's not herself right now but the words still sting. They still make him wonder if there's a part of what she's said that's actually right.

But that's not where his head should be at right now. It needs to be here, with April, with a friend in need even if she might never outright ask for help.

"Do you think your dad could help with this, though?" he asks, straightening up against the bench before leaning forward to rest his elbows on his knees."I mean, he could probably find out who did this, right? If he's able to figure that out, we can really start to make a plan to get your powers back. Because we are getting them back."