Veronica followed the others into the office, the uneasy feeling those three strangers gave her slowly beginning to subside as they boarded the elevator and were out of view. She was more concerned about them and Archer then trying to judge what the other women thought of her. Opinions were fine but one must come up with facts to support those opinions so it was good to observe the others before making to quick of judgement about them. She honestly wasn't all together familair with the other's backgrounds, only the short briefings as of late.<br/><br/>After entering the office she walked around and took the third seat in the row of six, she really didn't like the symbolism of being first in the row or last. A little con of hers perhaps, she didn't like being the one to lead nor did she like being the one to follow behind last blindly. She resumed the seating posture she had out in the waiting room, back straight, legs crossed at the ankles and hands resting on eachother on her knees.<br/><br/>She couldn't help but smile proudly when he pointed out something good about her, almost feeling as if in a situation where a father would praise his child for a good deed done. "I'm just happy to be here, Sir. And I'll be sure to do my best to live up to fullest of that potential," she probably didn't have to say anything but she felt she wanted to anyway. After all, all of them brought something to the table, she just thought it was nice he called her out by name. Working in a group in the labs where everyone got credit for a single find could wear on one's self esteem.