Hearing Sophie talk raised a good point.  If these were Native American artifacts, then the tribe in question SHOULD have a certain amount of rights to them.  Those sorts of things were best left to the college and lawyers however.  While Danielle liked the idea of everyone getting a piece of the action; they needed to be realistic.  So long as everything that was torn up was fixed once this was all said and done with, she would be happy.  Still; it was wiser to keep that little peice of information to herself.  If Sophie was able to think of a way to make things even better for them; Danielle wasn't about to ruin it by giving Stephan the ok three minutes in.<br/><br/>Hearing Stephan offer assurances that their land would be left in peek condition once all was said in done with; Danielle relaxes her earlier strained politeness.  Not to mention the fact that he made a point to compliment the house and the propriety didn't hurt matters.  "That's good to here." She says with a calm smile.  Her issue with the whole ordeal had been, for the most part, been appeased. So long as she and her sisters would be able to keep a certain level of privacy through the whole ordeal; she would be satisfied.<br/><br/>Hearing Nina's approval on top of everything was a large sell point for Danielle.  She was fine with it, Sophie seemed alright with it, and Nina was excited.  Which meant that if nothing else; the majority of the Callaway sisters were in agreement.  "I agree." Danielle says lightly, glad to see her sister begining to renew her energy; she liked to think that her salad might have had<em>something</em>to do with that.  Although, that was just Danielle's ego coming into play.<br/><br/>The contented look on her face dissapeared as quickly as it rose however, as she see's Nina's sudden terror.  Danielle went into overdrive, working to give aid to her suddenly terrified sibling.<br/><br/>Turning to face Stephan once more; Danielle plasters an obviously fake smile on her face.  "Yes, well we will see you at five then." She says coldly.  "It was a pleasure meeting you Mr. Schwartz, Sophie will see you out." She says simply before turning away from the man, taking a seat next to Nina; not bothering to watch the man leave.