> NM:
> Kristen laughed a little, more at the sheer relief that she finally was
> able to talk to someone about the dreams and all of her feelings.
> "Actually, everything looks fine from here. The system is completely
> online and I can't find one thing that signals any problems they might be
> having...except, it looks like someone has been working on upgrading the
> security system. It could simply be preventative measures, but Jane, I'm
> worried. And I guess I don't completely trust these things," Kristen
> gestured to the variety of high-tech computers in front of the two women.
> She took a deep breath and looked directly at Jane with determination.
"I
> want to go to San Francisco. I know I've been a pain in the past, wanting
> all the freedom to travel and search for answers about my father, but this
> is different. I can't shake the feeling that something is happening to
them
> out there, and maybe I can help. In fact, I know I could help if I was
> there. Besides," Kristen gave Jane a small, lop-sided smile, "I just want
> to see with my own eyes that the House is still there!"
>
Jane:
Jane chuckled and patted Kristen's hand encouragingly. "I've always found
it rather difficult to trust these hunks of medal myself," she confessed.
She remained quite for a bit after that though, considering Kristen's
request. They caould of course call, but that might not solve the problem.
She'd rather have the young woman get it out of her system and come back
home ready to work, than be distracted by the worry. "All right, but I want
you to update Peter on the status of your projects before you leave and make
sure he understands what it is you're doing so he can pick it up while
you're away."
Jane
