"I don't doubt that," he says, allowing for that in this case. "But then no one that oversees the tables wants those kinds of people at their table. The point is never to have winners there. Not for long, at least," he says, having been overseeing the Crow Club and other establishments since he was barely a teenager. Not that he still isn't one but he hardly thinks about that.

"Different sides of the establishments and all," he points out. "Not that I have plans to go back to that sort of work here. Considering something new," he admits, not adding that he wouldn't do that to Jesper. "And your plans for not being another pretty face?"

The acts of being social aren't unfamiliar to Kaz, but they come to him as a persona, an act, something he knows he should do but that he isn't entirely good at. But he tries.