Really, can Cameron make her issues any more obvious? Cindy's a pro at picking up changes in tones; call it a learned spy skill. From what she can hear, Cameron probably doesn't like this Chase co-worker of hers or just doesn't know him very well. It's not really important, but like everything else, it's stashed in the back of Cindy's mind for later.

"Magic, huh?" Cindy muses, not quite admitting she knows far more about the subject than usual passerby would assume. In fact, she's not sure if Cameron knows just what Cindy is short for and what her background story is. Cindy hasn't kept that secret as guarded as she used to, but she hasn't outright spilled the beans either. Most people put two and two together and came up with the right answer. If Cameron has any intelligence in that pretty little head of hers, she'd know by now.

"Maybe the chick just lost her marbles and he got in the way," she finishes, just providing her input to keep the conversation going. The bartender places a small bowl of pretzels in front of the ladies and one makes its way between Cindy's slim fingers as she awaits a response.