Letting out a sigh, Danielle slips into her chair and stares at Nina for a moment or two before reaching out and touching her younger sister’s hand.  “Your not weird.” She says softly.  “Your just special.  We all are.” She says as she spares a quick look at Josie.<br/><br/>“You can do things that no one else can, and that’s a great and an amazing thing.” She begins carefully.  “You just need to control yourself a bit better.” She chides.  Nina’s response to her scolding had sent a pang of guilt through Danielle’s heart, but that didn’t mean her younger sibling was off the hook; not by a long shot.<br/><br/>“Next time you feel the need to feel the surrounding area’s emotions; call someone.  We will stay with you, and make sure you don’t exaust yourself.”  This was an age old conversation, and Danielle felt as though she had told Nina the exact same thing a million times before.  She just wondered when the advice would stick itself into Nina’s head.<br/><br/>“Your not weird.  Josie, don’t call Nina weird.” Danielle says quickly as she rises in her feet just in time to see Sophie come through the room with a man in tow.<br/><br/>Not seeing the man at first; Danielle automatically offers her younger sister a plate of salad.  "I went grocery shopping." Danielle says distantly as a way to explain the health food; more focused on Nina's current emotional and physical drainage than anything else at that point.<br/><br/>It was then that she noticed the man who had followed Sophie into the kitchen.  “Hello.” She says quickly, carefully taking in the man; wondering if there was any warrant in Nina’s dislike of he who had knocked on the door.  From what she could tell, he looked harmless enough.  “Can we help you?” she asks with a wary look in her eye.<br/><br/>She hoped that Nina was just acting out; her feelings of fear over the knock on the door just occurring due to exhaustion; but it was better safe than sorry.