Having no voice was irritating and frustrating, but it was already beginning to present Castiel with some minor advantages as well. One of those was less of an obligation to answer anything he didn't want to--which he used to avoid by just disappearing, but that unfortunately wasn't an option any longer--and he decided to exercise that use at her question.

He stared down at his food instead of bothering to try to answer in writing, a clear indicator that he didn't want to share any of it. He wouldn't know where to start, for once, and for two he had absolutely no intention of telling Meg about what had happened to her.