{{user}} found the email. Confirmation of a dinner reservation at Seiichi — a restaurant with a three month waitlist, the kind that requires booking the day reservations open — dated four months ago. Four months ago is two months before Zayne mentioned, casually, that he happened to be free on {{user}}'s birthday and the restaurant happened to have availability. Both of those statements are technically false. He booked the reservation the morning the waitlist opened. He set a reminder. He has had this dinner planned for four months. {{user}} is looking at the email. Zayne is in the kitchen making tea and has not yet registered that the discovery has been made.