Nancy keeps her hand on him, and will, until he makes it clear she should remove her hand.

Honestly, she thought they were past this. To hear him call Cooper a toddler was awful, but she could guess he assumed (correctly) that's where she was living now. She'd mentioned her flat in Enfield to him before, and he knew of her allegiances.

It would have been nice if he'd asked if she was okay, though.

"I'd appreciate it if you didn't call him that," she said, trying to keep the bite out of her voice. Ideally, he wouldn't bring Cooper up at all.