Joel had already told Spencer about the letters. The whole story behind them is still something Spencer is trying to get out of his, what, friend? Regardless of the state of their relationship right now, all Spencer really knows is that Joel had been worried. After the premonition on the night of the ball and this second letter Joel had found in his apartment, Spencer thinks it was right for him to go to the police; he just wishes he had a better understanding of why this is happening. Joel seems to have a hard time talking about it and Spencer doesn't want to push, not when things have been going so well between them otherwise.

He'd already known to expect a call from Levi and to be honest, Spencer's just glad it hadn't come from anyone else. Levi, for all Spencer knows about him, has always seemed like a good man, an even better detective hellbent on uncovering the truth behind every case he's assigned. It should be how it is for everyone in this station, really, but Spencer knows that's not true. Sometimes the most obvious answer is the easiest and that's understandable, it is, but in Spencer's own case... Well, it hadn't exactly worked in his favor.

He tries to avoid the curious glances thrown his way when he walks into the station and scans the room for Levi. He offers an awkward wave when he spots the detective and heads toward Levi's desk. "Always a pleasure to meet under these circumstances," he says with a wry smile.