There will be a time and a place for that. The fact that he's walking into her apartment doesn't really faze him. Not yet anyway. He shrugs at her comment. "It's fine."

And he will be. As hoarse as his voice sounds and at how red his eyes are and at how tired he is, he'll be back his version of normal in a few days and a good chunk of actual sleep later. What Miki had told him had been a lot to take in, coupled with the things he had to tell her in return, but it's nothing he can't handle. In the end, whatever price he has to pay to see someone who died ten years ago is a price he's willing to accept without question. "I saw her..." he pauses. "...apology."