No- [ 'Important back home'. There's no rush to the answer, but no hesitation, and it's a little funny to think for him, too. Nothing self-deprecating. He just knows his station. Always has. ] I'm just a normal guy. Heard someone in the family had money, but never met them.

[ Were they even alive? He's only half-sure on the memory, but it's not enough to linger on. Instead, cover-ups are a better focus, though his brow is furrowed for it. ]

I didn't have a reason to leave. ... I hope my dad doesn't think I run off. [ There's reasons to think he wouldn't. But can you make everyone change their mind? Robby tries thinking about it more, but the frown can't leave his face. ] Things were going okay back home--I was patching things up with people. Disappearing us sounds easy, [ a pause, and a look to her, ] --'specially if you were out meeting a friend. People disappear all the time, right?

[ Though Robby doesn't like remembering the thought in the current context (of it involving himself), his voice lacking enthusiasm. ]