There was a part of her that was a little sad to hear that someone had died, as she almost always was,but another part felt like if Riley's partner wasn't smart enough or aware enough to hear planes with bombs coming (since that was a pretty distinctive sound), it was at least to some degree on her own head.

She raised her glass, but quirked a smile after she clinked it against his.

"Here's to screwing over the people who tried to screw us over," she agreed. "And being officially dead."

She wasn't sure if he was officially dead, but he probably was, since he said he'd disappeared.