Reaching the office building that housed their lawyer; Danielle parks the car just in time for Sophie's little outburst.  Closing her eyes for a moment, Danielle rubs the bridge of her nose as she works out how to properly reply to her sibling.  Sophie just needed to be told that everything was alright, that nothing bad was going to happen. It was obvious that her little sister needed some reassuring.<br/><br/>"Sophie..." Danielle begins as she stares at her sister carefully.  "Things haven't suddenly become more dangerous now that we've moved.  If anything, we are safer here, in this tiny little nowhere town, then in New York city, where muggings are an every day occurrence." Danielle jokes lightly, trying to calm her sister.  "If something dangerous was about to go after one of us, statistically speaking; it would have happened in the city."<br/><br/>"You don't have to live without any of us, because we aren't going anywhere." Danielle soothes as she places a hand on Sophie's shoulder. "Trust me. I think I'd see something like that popping into our futures." Danielle says with a wink; hiding her possible lie behind a sympathetic smile.  She wasn't<em>necessarily</em>lying, it wasn't as though she'd seen anyone die in her dreams.  "And if it does happen...well then, we will get through it.  Because we have to." She says with a raised chin.  "Losing someone....it's never easy, and the pain never really goes away...but we'd get through it." She says sternly, speaking of surviving the mourning period the same way she spoke of spring cleaning.  As though she was giving an order.  Whoever was still alive would just have to cope.  Because that's what you did.  It was what you had to do.<br/><br/>"Your just stressed out because of the move, and because of what happened this afternoon. With Nina and the archeology dig." Danielle says before unbuckling her seat belt and grabbing her purse.   "Now come on, you ready to go kick some legal ass?"