[She's quiet a minute, eyes to the ceiling, and her face twists into a frown, then a wide smile before she edges closer to Anya almost like she's going to tell a secret. There are a lot more stories she could tell, but most of them hurt in some way - they've got Jane or Amanda or Ladd mixed up in them - and the last thing she wants is Anya worried and suspicious.]

Never told you about the time I was a rabbit, right? We had kids last week, that time we had animals. I ended up a rabbit, he stayed a normal guy. So I started thinking like one, always hungry, getting real scared when I smelled something bigger than me. Didn't know what I was doing, and I couldn't talk like a person could.

So he found me.