So Natasha still prefers the plan to totally mess up Sifrin. That way, Sifrin's life is saved, and there's no worry about her going out and blabbing—it's the best of both worlds, isn't it?
However, this approach demands skilled technique. Without managing to get Sifrin into a dreamy state of rolling her eyes and mumbling nonsense, there's no guarantee of foolproof success.
Lynn does have the physical condition for it, but it's uncertain whether Sifrin can withstand it. If her mental fortitude is strong, it might not be resolved in the short term; she would need to be pinned to the bed for some intense action long-term.
"First move her with emotion, persuade her with reason, and if the reasoning doesn't work, introduce her to my fist. After all, it's not a big deal. Can she really afford to offend me?"
Looking at Sifrin, who was sound asleep without any sign of waking, Lynn pondered for a moment before speaking.
