For as long as Eva and Neil have been friends, they've always maintained an unspoken, precarious boundary between them that's kept them at a comfortable arm's length from each other. As long as they never cross that boundary, their friendship will survive. In this story, someone crosses that boundary.

New Sigmund Corp hires, Eva and Neil, have completed their training and must now tackle their first unsupervised mission. Things go horribly wrong.

A three-act story about Eva, her duet partner, and the complicated responsibilities of being someone's friend.

Craig, Eva's amiable, happy-go-lucky ex-boyfriend from college, drops in unexpectedly on Eva's and Neil's Sunday brunch - much to Eva's delight and much to Neil's dismay. Despite Neil's attempts to evade any conversation surrounding Craig's and Eva's past relationship, the topic inevitably comes up, forcing him to take a hard look at his own complex relationship with Eva.

Neil rung the doorbell on apartment number 375, before shoving his hand back into his coat pocket, savoring the sweet vindication of finally getting to see this place, despite her refusals to invite him over in the past.

It was her first time here, and she had to admit - it was a surprisingly nice neighborhood. She didn't think quaint townhouses and cul de sacs would suit him. But then again, she had to remind herself, she could never assume she knew everything about him - despite being acquainted for nearly half their lives.

"What's your opinion of Dr. Rosalene, Neil?" "Eva? She's competent. I can tolerate her. Next question."