Raven blinked a few times. "... Yes," he replied.

Missy sighed a little. "I don't know."

Wolfe stared at Raven for a moment, "When I was 12 I broke ten bones in my body and was back up walking in 2 days..." and proceeded to give Raven a list of all the injuries he had had and how fast the recovery was. "And Kale was just shot three times in the back last night. He's fighting for his life in bed while you're just moping about how it might kill you to move. He might actually die so get up and live your life." with an implied, wuss at the end. There was actual pain in Wolfe's eyes. Pain at what was happening to his 'family' and pain because he could do nothing about it.

Lucy blinked, "Really?"

Raven seemed to grow nauseous as the list continued on. But the end threw him completely off guard. He stared blankly at the screen for a few long moments. "... I'm sorry," he told Wolfe honestly. "I didn't know... But there's nothing more I can do." He frowned as a little anger came into his voice. "I'm not moping about about his it might kill me to get out of bed. I worked my ass off, I got beat up, and now I'm taking a break. And sitting in bed is how I choose to live my life today so I'll be more rested and prepared to handle whatever the terra else life's gonna throw at me tomorrow."

Missy shrugged. "Work takes up most of my time."

Wolfe stared at Raven silently for a moment before cussing and running a hand threw his long hair to get it out of his face. "Sorry." he muttered, "I shouldn't have taken it out on you." he glanced back at Raven. "Do whatever you want with your life, I don't mean to tell you how to live it." There was chaos beginning in the background and Wolfe looked away for a moment.

Lucy blinked, "Work?"

Raven blinked at the screen, waiting for Wolfe to explain or hang up.

Missy nodded.

Wolfe stared back at Raven, "I'm glad you seem to be healing up fine. It's clear your head and tongue weren't injured at all. I'd be a loss to humanity if that priceless face and know-it-all mouth were lost. I'll call you later." he teased though the pain remained in his eyes, and with that he abruptly hung up. Bee snorted in the background.

"What kind of work?" Lucy asked.

Raven shook it off before shifting a little and closing his eyes again.

"It's a secret for now," Missy replied.

Laurel was starting to move around on the bed. After another minute or two her eyes slowly blinked open and she groaned, rolling over onto her side.

Lucy's eyes widened, "Why? Is it something... bad?"

Nic didn't do anything to speed up Laurel's morning wake up routine. He was sitting at his desk, doing something complicated on his computer like usual.

Missy chuckled a little. "It's probably not what you're thinking," she explained. "What I do is only scary for bad people." She winked a little.

Laurel eventually sat up and looked around. She blinked as she spotted Nic and yawned, "Shooting guns is harder than it looks." she commented in a voice harsher than usual, "My shoulder's practically frozen stiff." she complained as she tried to rotate it and winced.

Lucy seemed a bit relieved, "Well... would you like to go swimming?" she asked.

"Hmm..." Nic noted, still staring at his computer. A few moments later he added, "You could probably get some treatment for it."

Missy chuckled a little. "I saw the swimming pool. I'm thinking about going sometime after lunch."

Laurel made a face, "I'm not a weakling." she retorted before getting out of bed and going over to him. "What are you doing anyway?" she asked as she plopped down beside him.

"Can I join you?" Lucy asked eagerly.

Nic put some time into trying to come up with an explanation. But he gave up. "Housekeeping," he decided.

Missy shrugged. "Sure."

Laurel blinked then tapped her feet against the ground for a moment, staring at her lap. "So are you mad?" she asked bluntly.

Lucy looked terribly excited, "You're really sweet!" she suddenly gushed, "How can you stand to hang around black Dominic? You're like another Laurel!"

Nic was silent as the computer screen slowly started to look less hectic until there were only a few windows. "... I don't think so," he replied as he stood.

Missy smiled kindly, not terribly sure how to take that.

Laurel continued to tap her feet, "But you're not sure."

Lucy didn't seem to notice as she played with Rosemary.