Her hand shot to her side arm, her head shooting up. The panic on her face was obvious. She was used to sleeping with danger around but always jumpy, even when she wasn't on a mission. She began to draw the pistol from it's holster before she realized what was going on. She slid it back into place as she took her glasses off with her free hand.<br/><br/>She rubbed her eyes before putting them back on, frowning at the sight of such heavy traffic in her doorway. Then again she'd fallen asleep on the job, and was kicking herself for it.<br/><br/>"Thank you.. Sergent. I'll be fine once I get up and move around a bit. I'm sorry, ma'am, I didn't get your name." she said, standing and moving toward them. "And please, just call me Sarah. Doctor Kerrigan doesn't sound right."<br/><br/>She extended her hand toward Avery, smiling gently.