She had meant to say it wasn't doing them good being in the woods, maybe he'd be happier baking (he would be wouldn't he?). But she's not necessarily the best at communicating that worry and concern and feels it when he begins to speak. Tearing her eyes away she ignores the flipping in her stomach: He doesn't even realize he's missing memories which, all the better, would be something to be miserable about.

"I try not to think about it," She admits, glancing towards the man once more. Queenie thinks it's Grindelwald behind this. While it's possible and Tina disagrees the idea so many multitudes of places exist makes her feel more that it's impossible. And she's clinging to any sort of logic she possibly can.

"Don't get me wrong," She adds in hastily, "there's some good things here--" Credence. She shakes her head before managing to continue on, "but when you have good things going for ya you can't be expected to take it so nicely." Especially when you're trained to prevent these kinds of situations, she thinks wanly.