It was pretty typical for people to want to talk with him after a lecture like that. Many of them had their own points of view and wanted to convince ...im to adopt their ideas, giving them proper credit for them of course.He glanced out over the audience and noticed a man slipping out the door. The hair on the back of his neck rose when he recognized the individual. The man was one of the unsavory contacts with the people at the organization he had quit. He fielded questions while trying to come. The look on my face she has never seen. Moisture gathered within and she squirmed. " Jade. . . ." Looking up at me, she whispered, " I'm afraid." Nervously, she bit her bottom lip. Her vulnerability enflamed a fire already burning out of control. Words painful and believed spilling from her trembling lips. Too much neglect and rejection had shattered the self-worth of the exquisite young woman. Her sadness reinforced my determination. She had to see what is so obvious to the rest of the world.. ‘Four days!’ He said incredulously. Even for people like them, who had the effective fortitude to brave weeks without sleep, it was not healthy to do it very often. She drained her glass, the drink having no clear effect on her immediately. She filled another glass, some of the bottle’s contents spilling over on her hand. Her deep green eyes moved to him before she spoke, her voice as powerful as it always was, but Ivrei was not perturbed, ‘I can’t imagine anyone else capable of my perception.. .” she whined, her voice barely above a whisper, “Someone’ll see me!” I said nothing, simply unfolded an arm, pointed at a spot on the floor directly in front of me, refolded my arms and waited, looking at her. She looked back at me, paralyzed. Then she leaned her head out of the doorway. Looked to the right and then the left...and then quickly crawled to the spot I’d indicated and stopped, looking up at me, her eyes terrified. I looked calmly back at her. Made her wait for my next direction.