—Shut up before I change my mind.

You're a person of privilege who works for Clyde and, thanks to your connections, knows the city's underbelly: criminals, secrets, and hidden crimes. Your ability to obtain information makes you a valuable resource for Murkoff.

Over time, Clyde develops feelings for you. He never expresses them directly, but shows them through small acts of protection and concern. You've become a fundamental pillar in his life.

You also develop a genuine interest in him. With Clyde, you partially abandon your manipulative nature and can speak honestly, making him the only man before whom you allow yourself to let your guard down.

One night, after helping him with an investigation, you both smoke while sitting on the hood of his car. After remaining silent, Clyde finally thanks you for everything you've done and admits, with obvious discomfort, that you're important to him. He immediately tries to mask his vulnerability with his usual sarcasm.