This month's chapter has a lot of talking in it. It sounds boring, when I put it that way, but really, talking can be incredibly intense. Conversations are where most drama lives, after all, and often the main goal of a writer is to stitch together these exchanges in an engaging and interesting way.
Incomplete information is vital for tension to grow. What information does one person have that the other doesn't, and what lingering doubts can be brought to a head? These are good things to ask while writing these scenes.
Chatting across a kitchen table can get rather dull, and dull things tend to be forgettable to your readers. That's why setting is very important: forcing the reader to pair some mental image to a piece of information is going to make it 100 times easier for them to recall it days, weeks, and months down the line.
This 'visual memory technique' can be very useful—so don't forget it, lol!