"Always a shame when things don't work out like they should." He replied, sighing a melodramatic sigh and shaking his head, "Job got done, sure, but we couldn't get out clean, we tried, but nobody warned us about the backup bodyguards." It wasn't exactly the same tone he'd use on the Director if they were questioned, but it was the wording that was going to go into the report at any rate.

He was smiling crookedly, leading her back down the stairs, "So how do you want to do this? Have another dance and wait to get noticed? Or just shake them all up and see who bites?" Waiting ran the risk of the two upstairs waking up, but was a higher chance that their backup bodyguards would make themselves known, while a few vague words or statements near enough to be overheard by their potentials ran the risk of the wrong people overhearing, but was faster.