Avery stood in stunned silence, he’d put her on the spot. Had no one been paying attention to what she said as she greeted them at the door? She felt like crying and his smile wasn’t the least bit reassuring.  the other guy rambled on, his words were helpful thought he sounded more like he wanted to stir the pot than simmer the contents.  She looked at Rylee, the pathetic gin on her face was her plea of help. she needed a second in command and Ry was her go getter.<br/><br/>Rylee hated seeing her struggle like this; though she didn’t want to she knew how to get attention. “Listen up! She offered everyone pamphlets as they came in, not you Alex with your grand entrance, but still. As far as a game plan I’ll leave that to Avy. No, I didn’t start this group, but I heard her damn speech enough to know that she wants to make changes here starting in this room.” Rylee smiled and crossed her arms as she stood next to her twin, if anyone said anything she was kicking their ass. “Avy and I aren’t gay or even bi… so we only know how it is to be on the outside, but since some of YOU are, we’ll need your help.” Rylee shook her head at Alex, and smiled as she took her place on the desk next to her sister. “Tell them Avery.”<br/><br/>Avery had never been so flustered, she’d given candidacy speeches and debated the best. But here, where she wasn’t an expert she had to revert and allow Ry to do some of the talking. “I thought maybe we could offer one another support and talk things out about HOW to make changes. Support as in a shoulder to cry on and possibly come up with some solutions for those problems.” She looked around, blue eyes scanning and falling on each, whether or not they looked away was their own issue. “As far as goals I wasn’t sure what you all would want so I figured we could kind of, maybe, work on those together?”