Rae Seddon

For a moment, Reid is certain she's going to decline the invitation, which he wouldn't be offended by or even think is unfair but in the end, she agrees. "Tea it is," he says, stopping to wave a hand at one of the officers to indicate that he's leaving before offering Rae a smile as he starts walking toward the cafe. He isn't sure whether this outing is going to accomplish anything in terms of learning anything to solve the case, but it's not the only reason he'd made the offer. She'd been afraid of something, at least bothered by something, and Reid doesn't expect her to tell him all the details of her life story but at the very least, maybe they can come out of this with a slightly better understanding of each other.

"I tried to stop drinking coffee once," he admits, unsure of why he's bringing it up but it's done now so he has no choice but to carry on. "I drink it way too often, I've even had other doctors give me what they think are subtle warnings about it, but I was having these terrible migraines so I tried to cut back and replace my coffee intake with tea." It hadn't worked for the headaches, nothing had until what Maeve had recommended, and once they'd stopped, he'd fallen right back into the coffee habit. "It didn't work, obviously, but I have downgrade to maybe three or four cups a day, which is much better than my previous track record."