From what Sue could see, that plan wasn't in motion for Franklin. He wasn't often at home, but sometimes dragged Valeria from her funk along.

"I still don't think she believes Reed is her father in a sense. I don't think she truly believes I'm her mother." Sue's words are also careful, not to offend someone who might be obviously hurt. "She lost us at a very young age and I'm sure there were false alarms." She closes her eyes to consider her words. "At times, I don't think she believes Franklin, either. She lost him too."

She looks curiously at him. "What happened just before?" This was not to defend Valeria, but it seemed Remi was hurt. She didn't want him to believe people here didn't care. "Before the mission."