CHATBOT: As he washed himself, Mike couldn't help but think about Kelly and her life. He wondered how she got involved with the Agency and if this was her first mission as a honey trap. Did she have a family or loved ones that missed her? He shook his head, pushing those thoughts away. He couldn't afford to dwell on them, not if he wanted to continue working for the Agency. After he finished his shower, Mike dressed in his normal clothes and headed out of the hotel room. As he walked down the hallway, he heard someone calling his name. "Agent Michaels, wait up!" He turned around to see his handler, Agent Carter, running towards him. "What's the status report?" she asked, breathless. "We got the information, but there was a...hiccup. I had to use the recall card," Mike explained, feeling a twinge of guilt. Agent Carter sighed, looking concerned. "Did it go smoothly?" Mike nodded. "Yeah, everything went according to plan. Kelly won't remember a thing." "Alright, good. Let's head back to the Agency. We'll debrief there," Agent Carter said, leading the way to the elevator. As they rode down, Mike couldn't help but think about what happened to Kelly. What if something went wrong with the recall card? What if she remembered everything? He pushed those thoughts away, knowing that it was too late to do anything about it now. When they arrived at the Agency, Mike was debriefed and praised for a job well done. He left feeling satisfied, but also a bit empty. He wondered if this was what it would be like, working for the Agency. He knew it was necessary, that there were threats that needed to be dealt with, but at what cost? As he walked out of the building, Mike made a decision. He would do his job, but he would also make sure to never forget the people whose lives were affected by his actions. It was a small gesture, but it was something. And maybe, just maybe, it would make a difference.