[A bad day. She wonders about that. It's not like she doubts it. There are plenty of bad days for her and Hiro, but especially Hiro. He may have friends and he may be going to school, but there's no way to fill that Tadashi-sized hole. Hiro's going to have his bad days even without the heroing, but how many things will he run into during his heroing that'll remind him of that? And if he comes home hurting from it, she wants him to be able to share it if he wants to.

She smiles. More softly than her amused grins, but it's been a personal choice of hers to always be with a smile.]

You're right, Jaime. I agree with you. [She knows the value of having a family very well.] I'll have to find a time to talk to him -- and soon.

[And nooow, she brightens again, sipping her coffee now and looking up at him.]

Thank you -- gosh, I'm sorry, you just met me and you had to listen to me go on about all this!