Juliet had more questions but she sighed when the voice disappeared. There was another one like her and she was excited. Before she ran to the door and opened it she stopped herself.<br/><br/>Questions of what could happen drilled through her head. What if he is a spy? What if he's just here on a mission from the government? She shook her head, groaned loudly and laid on the floor. For a while, all she did was stare up at the ceiling. She didn't know what to do. Could she really trust someone of her own kind? With another groan, she flipped to her stomach and buried her head in the carpet. After a few moments of inner screaming and fighting, she pushed herself up off of the floor, went to the door, and started walking down the hall to the main entrance to the dorms.<br/><br/>She immediately spotted the boy waiting for her. She approached her.<br/><br/>"I'm Juliet. Juliet Quinn. I assume you're Bendic?" She looked the boy up and down. He was blind and albino and she frowned softly. It wasn't out of pity however. She just generally always had a sadness towards people with disabilities as such. She felt as if they hated her because she could see, or walk, or hear. She had empathy something awful.