"I've heard as much." More than the knowledge Jerry was across the world, she's been asking questions. She knows that whole families, and people from similar words, seem to be spread over all three locations. She considers the woman in front of her and the implication that could be behind that statement, fact, or familiarity to it.
"I don't take it for granted." She can't. And not simply because Jack happens to be in the same city as her. She'd find a way to burn the walls encasing her in this place if he were elsewhere in this world. To even be in the same world was more than she had a few weeks ago. That would have been the same impossible miracle. To cross miles (and even men), nothing near it.
"It's been—" Sabine decides to say only as she's saying it.
She knows Kyle knows; she remembers that now. Facts that flicker and flow around where Jack's been, with who, how, during all these months. But it's not something she's said here, nor that they had time to touch on before. "—a very long time since Jack and I have been the same place."
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"I don't take it for granted." She can't. And not simply because Jack happens to be in the same city as her. She'd find a way to burn the walls encasing her in this place if he were elsewhere in this world. To even be in the same world was more than she had a few weeks ago. That would have been the same impossible miracle. To cross miles (and even men), nothing near it.
"It's been—" Sabine decides to say only as she's saying it.
She knows Kyle knows; she remembers that now. Facts that flicker and flow around where Jack's been, with who, how, during all these months. But it's not something she's said here, nor that they had time to touch on before. "—a very long time since Jack and I have been the same place."