David noticed her gesture of frustration when he turned back around, but chose to ignore it. He wasn't working here for a reason. It was too close to home and he would never hear the end of it if he was annoyed bysomeone's kid because they were so-and-so's precious baby. Whatever.
He obliged her and left the note on the desk. He wouldn't read it. He wouldn't hear the end of that either. Besides, he tespected Natalie enough to leave her things alone.
Just when he thought he was done with her, she wrote something else and handed it to him. Initially, he was annoyed that she wasn't leaving. But it was a legitimate question, knowing she couldn't hear him. He had sort of made the whole thing up, however. He didn't think he was incredibly successful. So, he was going to be honest. What did it matter anyway. He wasn't going to see her again. He took the pad of paper from her and scribbled down a reply. "A lot of bullshit. You didn't miss anything."