When she was not haunted by nightmares? When would that happen? It may be never. She never complained about it or made any sign that it was bothering her but it was. Emily would never forgive herself about what happened. Yet she was hiding how she felt, maybe that was the problem. She had been never one to share her feelings. Being a general made her think she had to be like a man, and not have those feelings in the first place. Being sad or upset about something was a sign of weakness, so she pushed her emotions aside. Since the development of losing her soldiers caused a lot of emotions to well up, it was causing problems. She looked at him sternly, she did not know why he thought her staying here would help.<br/>"What do you plan for doing for me? As far as I know, there isn't treatment for nightmares. Unless you've invented something to do the job."<br/>She raised her eyebrow when he told her what was wrong, she had expected him to say something about her but he went on about the President and how evil he thought the man was. She had a hard time believing that. Why would people vote for him if he was so evil? Though...people change. He might of seemed like a good guy when he started running but power corrupted him. She really wasn't too sure what to say about it though.<br/>"So I see. It's a little hard to believe, but I trust you. If you say the President is evil, that's what he is. But what are we going to do about it? We are not big players in the game of life."<br/>She gave him an odd look, what made him say the things he was saying? Why did he think he was going to lose her to the President. She couldn't help but laugh to his worried look. He was worrying for nothing. She shook her head trying to figure out his logic. For such a smart guy, he thought of odd things at times.<br/>"Why would you think you would lose me to the President? We don't even interact with each other except for orders to start up wars. I think I am pretty safe from him. So stop worrying about it!"