If Sophie's intent was to stoke the flames of Danielle's suspicions, she'd done a good job.  Already Danielle's mind was whirling a mile a minute; leaving her with a strong amount of self righteous indignation.  She didn't care what college this man worked for, there was no way Danielle would approve any kind of digging if it caused any damage to the house.  This move was hard enough, and with Nina's current spot of hypersensitivity...there was just no way she could permit a digging crew to make their way through the Callaway house.<br/><br/>Nina was able to relax her from Sophie's suspicions easily enough.  If the man seemed alright; then they shouldn't have much to worry about.  And it wasn't like she herself had dreamed of the house being torn apart.  She was probably getting worried for nothing; but still, there were proper ways to go about these things.  She didn't want to make any mistakes.<br/><br/>Hearing Stephan talk, and having him show her his credentials calmed her down even further.  "Five pm? Really? Someone is certainly sure of themselves." Danielle says with a smirk; surprised that Stephan was so sure they would say yes, that he'd already readied an appointment with their lawyer.<br/><br/>It wasn't long before Danielle was passing the contracts over to Sophie, who had a solid mind for these sorts of things.  Danielle wasn't afraid to admit that.  While she might have the most control, and was the unofficial head of the Callaway family; she didn't mind sharing information in order to come to a sound decision.  And this sort of thing was best dealt with brains, rather than a feel for how a person comes off.  This was about allowing a college to dig up their land, not about how nasty or nice one man appeared to be.<br/><br/>Danielle leans against the table as she takes a careful look at Stephan.  "Alright, so our house is situated where a native American tribe used to live.  That's all fine and good, but what about when this dig of yours ends? I expect a full clean up of any damage, including dig holes, along the yard.  It's one thing to do an archeology dig on our land, its another completely to leave the place a mess." She insists with a frown.