[ At least he's wearing a watch. Half the time someone tries to pull that trick around the base, it's more of a oh, look at my wrist situation — or they pretend to be called in for an emergency mission brief. (She's pulled that one herself a few times.)

Casually, she picks up the red and white ball from the corner of his desk, holding it in her hands and giving it a little toss into the air. The weight of it's nice, and she can see how someone of his intelligence would need so many fidget options. His mind needs more stimuli than most, and she can work with that. ]

Well, if you need to see your patients, don't let me stop you. [ She gives the ball another little toss like one would with a baseball and glove. ] But then you won't be able to hear about the really interesting job offer I have for you.