She knew her intuition wouldn't be too far off, because she had previously helped Second Aunt investigate part of Ben Shaming's identity background, so Ben Shaming had reason to dislike Little Sister, and he also had the ability to harm her.
Therefore, according to this line of reasoning, her decision to pull Little Ben back into Little Sister's studio was unwise, highly unwise, even dangerous.
But... intuition told her she should do it; it might actually be the best thing to do.
This formed a contradiction, and a contradiction within itself. Intuition only told her she should do it, but didn't explain why. So she didn't know how to explain it to Little Sister, especially to this black-eyed fellow in front of her.
Could it be she should say: Although you're not a good person, I feel you're not as bad as imagined, so allowing my Little Sister more opportunities to see you closely might help resolve the conflict between you two, and maybe avoid the impending crisis?
