He knows me. In the moment, its so strange to think back on what they'd suffered, where they'd been for so many months. No friendly faces. No purpose beyond drawing another breath and protecting each other. Yeah, he knew her. But he wasn't going to correct Ava on it.

Let her think what she would. It tended to work out better for him in the long run.

Ava glanced back in acknowledgement before shutting the door behind the screen door and leaving them alone in the alleyway.

"She killed her first husband ya know. For beatin' her. Shot him right at the dinner table.." Raylan took a deep breath in. "Shit I'm hungry. C'mon songbird, let's get something in our stomachs."