[She's honestly a little surprised when Freya bridges that gap to touch her. Of course they've spoken a few times, but Cami's not particularly close with the other woman. Still, it's a sweet gesture, and she's right: there is a massive gap between the friends she's made in Wonderland, and the loneliness she feels from being the only one from her world.

Secretly, she can't deny that part of her is glad that someone else from New Orleans has shown up for that very reason.]

Thanks--although in spite of that, I'm actually not doing too terribly. I work here, at the bar, although I'm guessing you already heard that. And I have that therapy practice I always wanted to set up. Turns out that Wonderland's mess is easier to schedule around than everything we have to deal with back home.

[Which, let's be honest, is pretty much all Klaus' fault anyway.]

There are other things, too. Like death. While people can still be killed here, they come back. And that's probably important for you to know, because once people hear you're a Mikaelson, it's going to draw some attention.

[Pretty much for the reasons Freya had thought of earlier. Again, Klaus.]