OBSERVATION WINDOW TO BLAINE & ELAINE<br/><br/>There was an itch Allen just<em>had</em>to scratch. To see if the twins exhibited some form of sleeping mode. The afternoon nap had afforded him some diminished need for sleep. He'd been up before anyone else, or so he thought. From what he understood, Blaine was as sensative as a bat, probably more so than that, to sound. He'd dressed lightly, and walked with slippers to soften his steps. He didn't want to be sneaky, but he did want to see the twins without waking or angering Blaine. Company was the last thing he had expected as he walked down that corridor.<br/><br/>He stepped through the door and noticed Zara was packed and ready to go. In a very,<em>very</em>hushed tone "Just where do you think you're going?" he hissed. He knew she and Tanya didn't get along, and they didn't see eye-to-eye on what was the best course of action, but leaving patients in need of care crossed Allen's line. "We...<em>I</em>need you here, Zara. I'm a biology man. I can't treat a scarred mind, much less two!"