"You know that's what I meant," Seivarden said, emptying her glass.

"I was trying to compliment you on your taste."

"Is that about your family again?" Seivarden said, trying to get Tiny's attention to refill her glass.

"And for the record all I need is to be pointed in the right direction."

Seivarden would never forget 'your human'.

"So, has anything exciting happened recently?"

Since they last saw each other which wasn't very long ago.

"Why were you thrown out of a crime scene?" Seivarden said, amused. "They didn't appreciate your help?"

"I heard you offered to help at the Trooper Station," Seivarden said. She listened to the radio.

Seivarden snorted.

"You talked to Rosa, didn't you? At least you didn't get a stupid nickname. Did you get an eye roll?"

You didn't remember if Rosa Diaz had eyerolled at you, Lucifer? Seivarden quickly decided not to comment on that.

But just as importantly:

"She appreciated you giving her donuts?" There was a hint of disbelief, yes.

"Well, she probably won't leave an axe in your door for that, but she does hold a grudge."

Seivarden did stop herself from asking why he hadn't flirted with her. That at least should have got him an eyeroll.

That glare was irresistible.

"She ruined my door. Twice. We used to be friends until I criticized her favourite movie."

Have the Seivarden version.

She sipped her drink.

"So, why didn't they like your advice at that crime scene."

Seivarden sipped her drink.

"She was upset about that movie for reasons I don't understand, but I gave her a nice axe to make up for it and she left it in my door."

That required more than a sip.

"Anyway," she said. "How did they throw you out without telling you why?"

"I know, it made no sense and she wouldn't talk to me."

Seivarden made an impatient gesture.

"I just gave up after the axe thing."

"At least Amaya gave me a good deal on the repairs," Seivarden said, trying to sound a bit more cheerful.

"Oh, the glove shop we visited, I can order from it, right?"

"Well, I've been thinking, and there might be a few other colours that would be nice, especially to match some of the shirts we bought."

She paused.

"How do I get a credit card?"

No, Seivarden.