Brennan recognizes the non-request tone in Booth's voice. And her knee-jerk reaction is to argue.

But she curbs it. Booth is, after all, the people person. The one with intuition. Even if she doesn't like it, she'll trust him on it.

"I'll contact the Jeffersonian. See if there have been any new developments with the remains," she says, rising from the table.

And she will, she tells herself as she leaves the interrogation room, and opens the door of the room next door.

Eventually. But there's no need to do it this minute.

Instead she takes up her position in front of the observation window to see what develops.