That's...actually a really good question. Knowing what happened (and in great detail, having read the police report) isn't easy. She's carrying that knowledge inside her, unable to talk to Ted about it. Sherlock knows, and that helps, but as close as he's gotten to Ted recently, he's still not close enough for this secret to weigh on him in quite the same way.
She thinks about confidentiality, how it's so important for a doctor, a sober companion, a detective. But this...this wasn't told to her in confidence. And it's public information.
Still, this isn't really about her, is it? This is about Ted. Her own wants...needs...don't really matter here.
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Date: 2021-10-15 04:36 am (UTC)She thinks about confidentiality, how it's so important for a doctor, a sober companion, a detective. But this...this wasn't told to her in confidence. And it's public information.
Still, this isn't really about her, is it? This is about Ted. Her own wants...needs...don't really matter here.
"More than anything I worry about him," she says.