Alotoftimewaswastedbeforepluckingupthecouragetofollowothersupstairs.Thechairmanhadtofollowmeseveraltimes.ShethoughtIwasangrybecauseIdidn'ttellmebeforehandthatIhadtoliveforthreepeople,whiletheotherslivedintworooms.Iamnotangry,butIammoreafraid,afraidofnotaskinganything,afraidofthebrothersstandinginfrontofme,thisisme!
Childhoodfearssurgedinmymindagain,butafterthepresidentsaidgoodbye,Iwalkedintotheroomwithbatedbreath.
CecilandBlaketurnedaroundandhadnointerestinmeatall,astheyhadbeenpackingtheirbagsandtheireyeswereexploringintheroom,whichmademeeasemyfearsbeforehandlingmyownluggage.However,IhadtopausewhenInoticedthattherewereonlytwopiecesoffurnitureintheroom.
Ofcourse,thereareonlytwopeopleintheroom.
JustasCecilandBlakewereconsciousnow,Blakestoppedinfrontofthecloset,complainedangrily,andthenturnedtoaskwhatCecilandIwerelookingat.
"WhatshouldIdo?HowshouldIshareit?"
Cecildidnotspeak,butturnedhiseyestome,andthelong,thineyesunderhisthickspectaclesmademecringealittlebeforeanswering.