She laughed again, enjoying Tarik quick wit.  "If I have such a moment I'll be sure to remember you." She said with a playful wink lifting her glass to her lips and taking a dainty sip of the lemony cocktail. She listened as he spaoke about his childhood and wondered if she'd have felt the same as he if she'd had a diffrent childhood. Probably she decided, most people tend to want what they didn't or can't have.<br/><br/>"I would suggest going to collage, I have a lot of fun attending but I would imagine the undertaking to be quite difficult for one such as you." She said lightly making referance to his carreer and that fact that for him fitting in would be a bit more difficult then it would be for most. Ever couldn't imagine the stress of it. She was so careful with her own identity within these walls, careful that no one living within a hundred miles knew she worked there, she had a life outside, friends, a few far flung family members. Besides there was a danger to being ones fanticy with this place and not to conform to such rules on the outside, some tended to get confused.