We were all working our other jobs on different schedules, so while two of us were at HQ at any given time, we were never there all at once, and that made trying to coordinate and plan harder. Adam focused on the contracts, and Charles didn’t delay in getting them signed and put into action. I didn’t want to burden Adam asking for his help, but I decided I needed to work on building my abilities, so between appointments and research and planning, I did so. Even with no one else in the room, forming bubbles and shields of emotion came far more easily than I’d anticipated. At least at first. Then my fear seemed to curtail it, keeping it small and completely unhelpful. Thanks to the referrals from Josh’s psychologist, I had three new consults, plus contact from a psychiatrist who was interested in meeting with me. I also did two employment consults. While my bank account was happy, I didn’t see Adam the rest of the week. Nor was Evan anywhere in evidence.
