"Yes, indulge me when there's no one to go after," she said, but she was smiling. There was no point in arguing about things that happened in another dimension. They had to save their energy for more important things.
Elaine shook her head. "I have no idea. He never said a single word, but it was one person, not like in the case of the others. So many from the same place, even the same agency. I can see anyone going into a panic."
It was easier to be stronger for a nation than for two grown men who were still her children. "Vance had the galls to tell me that I shouldn't worry about them, that they will be treated like anyone else, except they aren't anyone else."
She snorted. "I was about to become president and you will miss it more than me. Bud, I know how much you enjoy it, but we need to concentrate on the kids. They are both so fragile. If you ever loved me, then try with them."