It was easy to tell when someone's patience was running out and that was becoming more and more evident in Lessch. There were still quite a few questions she had, but she'd also gotten a lot of information here.

"I'm sorry for your loss," she offered a sympathetic look. In the back of her mind she wondered what exact that meant for them. Would their homes be lost too or was his case different? "Thank you for answering my questions. Is there anything we can do for you?"