In a way, Harvey could understand. Shiina was her own person, obviously, and as much as Niikura might worry about her, it wasn't like he could force her to do something she didn't want to. Or to not do something, in this case. He'd gotten past a point where he really cared about someone else that way, but that was because he'd been through the whole song and dance and knew what happened when it didn't go your way.

He wondered if his story would be a wake-up call for his kid. Still, that didn't mean he was going to tell him.

"I guess all you can do is keep an eye on her," he said, shrugging as he took the last few bites of his food. It was definitely getting easier (and less painful) to get things down now. Seeing how the food they were being served was actually good, it helped. Still, it looked like the nurses would be rounding them up soon, so before long he pushed his plate away.