He goes to the coatrack, shrugs into his jacket (tugging it automatically over his badge), grabs his keys, checks his holster, and leaves the apartment.

Exactly nine and a half minutes later, just as the sky begins to lighten, Cooper gets out of the car and moves steadily up to Moiraine's door.

He hasn't allowed himself to wonder what this might be about. The best response to heightened anxiety is to dwell in the present, and at present, there's nothing to worry about except remembering to turn off the car's headlights.