[ Since the 'questionnaire' seemed like something for the eyes of their enemy and no one else, and on the very slim chance that they could be someone she doesn't yet know, she had kept her name hidden. Now she is to learn it is the one that others will contact her by? Will that confuse them? Miss Ives would have been a better choice in such a case, but perhaps this need not be too great a stumble after all.

It would be presumptuous to think that everyone who has arrived here is capable of being a friend. For now, all are merely allies of circumstance. Vanessa bears her name with pride, but not everyone has the right to speak it. ]

Mm, I had assumed that to only carry relevance for the formal inquiry... I wrote 'hidden'.

[ In a very loud manner did she write it, too — HIDDEN — Which he may find if he picks her phone back up. She has no one else to contact on it just yet so she seems in no hurry to snatch it back, if the way she settles back into one of the pillows is any indication; it's not exactly a personal belonging (yet). Anything of import is kept close and away from prying eyes. Her display name suits her plenty well, no matter what she may think. In truth she's disquieted to handle the tool of an enemy, even if it's difficult to look away from it.

To be so lucky, then, that Heine is much more fascinating to observe. ]

And what name did you choose for yourself?