Jeannette listens, honoring what it seems to be taking Lisa to tell her this. When her friend is done, she puts a hand over her own heart, solemn. She does not know what that glance towards the Dreamer Union was about, but one thing she cannot afford during this time of transition for both of them is to be even more of a burden on her friend!

"If that is the cost of protecting my home," she vows. "I pay it gladly. Knowing I could be of service and not acting is what would truly cause me misery!"

She and her angel have that in common, she suspects, if it is not too bold of her to compare herself to such an exalted being. Her dear angel works tirelessly, for otherwise she would regret the steps not taken forward. Jeannette is so small, and can only do so much. But she has a power few possess, and with that power, she can make the world a better place for others. This is not a curse, but a blessing.