He watches her as she takes a sip of water, relieved at least that she's not fighting him on helping her. It's not that he doesn't think she trusts him as much as he's afraid she'll try to play off her injuries as less than they are.

The fact that she isn't seems to put the whole situation in a sharper light. It is what it is. If she's being honest with him, the least he can do is be honest in return.

"Not sure yet," he says, meeting her eyes. "I've already given my debriefing and I think Hill said something about a review for discipline." He gave a small shrug. It wasn't good, but it could've been worse. "Doesn't take a mind reader to know they're not happy."

Now it's her turn. He nods towards her. "How's your pain? You need more meds?"