"Yes." She'd hid many things, but she'd only outright lied a handful of times, and this wasn't worth it. "I haven't been able to confirm," or deny, but that was less likely with every bulletin post, "the insinuations about the end result of all this, though."

She took a bite of cantaloupe -- either it was completely tasteless, or her taste buds were the latest casualty, but she didn't especially mind. "We did make it over to his little scene in the X-Ray room, but it didn't answer any questions." Normally, that would be because it raised more; the scene they'd been greeted with, however, seemed unrelated to anything. The picture of the stomach made a grotesque sort of sense, but not the rest of it. Though Harvey might not know all the details, if he hadn't had a chance to read the bulletin before sitting down. "Have you been following along with that?"