Ian sat in his study, trying to figure out who the 'he' Mina referred to could be. He had the man's age, but of all the people who lived in the area where she was from, none of them had enough money, power, or influence to escape persecution through name alone.
Ian was beginning to wonder if Mina had made the story up, but the way she spoke was so convincing that he knew he was guessing wildly. Doctor Witt had even made notes on Mina's statements to him. He marked the part in the conversation where her breathing increased, and times where she seemed reluctant to speak. All of which led Ian to believe that Mina's experience was very real.
Ian wanted to ask Mina about it directly, but she had only just been moved back into her own apartment, and he did not want to bombard her with questions while she was still recovering.
