Some of the equipment reminded him of laboratory materials he had once seen when he had visited a research facility in Boston.Yes, he could tell that ...his immense room had been used at one time to do tests of some kind. As a matter of fact he could still see the numerous chairs and stools near each table. Everything seemed to be ready and waiting for the arrival of the occupants of the place. The floor was very clean and no dust could be detected anywhere. Even on the hundreds of tables. It must be added that this library was situated inside the very abandoned mansion in the very uncharted woods west of your town, that you had recently taken to frequenting. The mansion was sprawling and seemed to be slightly different each time you entered, everything about it drew you in and eventually you found yourself going there everyday. This book was clearly what had been attracting you, and every it's entire visage screamed for you to pick it up. So, naturally, you did. Without fulling. They met briefly without me, then he signed the forms, paid the office visit fee, and left. The receptionist ushered me into Doctor Mercer’s office.We exchanged greetings.“This will be different from our previous meeting,” Doctor Mercer said. “Different because it focuses on you. But, like the other meeting, the more honest and open you are, the better I’ll be able to help you. Do you understand?”“Yes,” I said, nodding.“Why are you here?”“I’m scared of how I’m feeling. I’m upset because of. Ms. Hollis bent over to place the test face-down on Heather's desk. "You get a special test, Miss Sovert," Ms. Hollis said in a silky voice near Heather's ear. "I expect you to score quite well on this one. In fact, you need to. Your whole semester's grade will be based on it."Seeger stopped short of the Principal's office and frowned.He hated coming to Laura's office anymore, but now he understood why. Laura did not vex him as much as her receptionist Marcie Fuller. Her bright and bubbly.