I know better than to just ignore things like this. Most will say that it was my imagination, or a trick of the light as the electricity wavered. I know what I saw.
Nothing good can come of this.
I've been thinking. And I know how much you love when I do that. Do you want to know what I've been thinking?
How are you feeling?
People have started to fall into comas from this flu. So far, I feel fine. What about you?FILTERED TO SCIENCE LADIES:
Any of you ladies feeling down and out?
Thank you. You are, all of you, the very best of friends. I believe that quite literally, were you not there and providing me the support you did, I would not have exited from that place. Perhaps it does not seem like much to you, but knowing you were coming for me, seeing your words of outrage on my behalf, and reading your words of comfort and encouragement -- you bolstered me when I most needed it. Allowing me to stand on my own against Cressida -- against myself, but feeling you with me with the knowledge that should I falter you would step forward and enter into battle. Thank you. Thank you.
I hope you will forgive me, but I believe that I am taking this entire week away from the City, so I won't be able to be at the reception area.
Thank you. I was afraid that your words whilst in that place were a mere figment of my imagination. I was never so happy to see someone than when you entered the ballroom.
I have told Dr. Gates that I won't be in for my usual shifts at the clinic's reception area this week. Do you suppose there will be room for me at the ranch during that time? I'll be able to keep up with my schoolwork from there just as well from here.
Thank you for this weekend. It was perfectly lovely, especially with the snow. I don't remember having spent a nicer time in the country during winter. My chest has already found a place amongst my belongings, and is sitting half-filled with those treasures of mine which I hold closely to my heart.
I believe my favorite part was sitting, bundled up, next to you as the sleigh flew across the ground, the wind whistling in my ears. Yes, I was freezing at the end of it, but it was a magnificent use of horse, sleigh, and snow.
Thank you for the flowers and the chocolate, Henry. The chocolates were exactly what I needed when I returned from my weekend away. Are you doing well? Holding your end of the bargain with Edward, so that he may hold his?
Valentine's Day is coming up, you know. Now I'm not expecting some grand display or anything, but I thought it'd be nice to go on another trip? What do you think?
So, Doctor, how are you settling in? I imagine you're uneasy with the fact that you can't get your hands on the Tesseract, right?