There was a question in his mind that he wanted to ask after she told him that there was no going back. It was in the way she had told him with that sense that she may have heard or been told that herself. All of thes thoughts were magnified by that touch she gave. His question that remained a thought but nothing more was,<em>"That is what someone told you, isn't it?"</em>What he had in turn decided to say was this,"If I ever find a way back I will find a way to get you back there first." Henry did not want to insult her if this was a life that she in fact wanted. But he still felt that it was more than fair to offer it to her, to show that even though she had put him through all of this, he still cared about her as a person.<br/><br/>Henry was going to find a way to put a lot of people on this so that it could be done as fast as possible, but even as he was plotting for a way to hire a medical firm to look for the cure, she once more brought up the Masquerade. He took in a sharp breath since he knew that was going to change things significantly, there was no way he was going to be able to hire humans to look up a vampire cure. He would be executed by someone in the process, this meant that he was going to have to ask for her vampire contacts or get some off the crew coming in to install the screens.<br/><br/>His head turned over to look at her as she sat there on the railing six stories up with a fall staring her right in the face that was most likely to kill anything that jumped off. And from the looks of things, that was her plan. Especially after she invited him up to join her.<br/><br/>Henry felt more than compelled to stop this little plan of hers, for it did not seem all that sane. He moved quickly, a little quicker than a human, his arms wrapping around her abdomen and then there was that hard pull back to the surface of the stairs. "Daniela, no!" He yelled as he tried pulling her back onto the place with the full force of whatever strength he had. Henry fully expected to fall with her on top of him.