Elsewhere.
Coulson brought Camila into his office and began introducing his collection.
"The first Walkie-talkie Watch, made in Poland in 1936."
After saying that, he handed the watch to Camila and continued, "I remember they only made twenty of them, and they still work even now."
Camila looked at the Walkie-talkie Watch in her hand, nodded in approval, then returned it to Coulson and said, "I'd forgotten how sentimental you were, Phillips."
Then she looked over the various things Coulson had collected in his office and said with a smile, "Romanticizing history."
Coulson did not deny it. Instead, he nodded and said, "Yeah. Those things are all held together with glue."
"Things from that era had a certain charm."
"Completely agree."
Coulson continued, "The world around us is changing so quickly. It doesn't hurt to preserve a few touchstones from the past."
"They remind me what matters."
Camila toured Coulson's office, then said, "The last thing I want to do is revisit the past."
Then she closed the office door and said, "Though a few nights may still be worth remembering."
Watching her movements, Coulson smiled. "I know what you're doing."
Camila walked forward a few steps and stopped not far in front of Coulson. "I'm reminiscing."
"This plane is quite an upgrade from the field station wagon we used back when you were stationed in Cusco."
Coulson shook his head slightly. "My memories of the work aren't that vivid, and I don't remember you being this direct."
Camila continued, "For the next few hours, we're going to be trapped above the clouds. Why not have some fun?"
"We could create a few more memories for your collection. What do you think?"
Faced with Camila's temptation, Coulson did not care at all. Instead, he walked toward her and said, "I