When the World Dies discussion

The lounge consists off the kitchen, couches, a small TV with DVD's (There is power from there generators and Solar Powered Panels on the roof)) This is where most Scientists go on break or after work since they dont normally go outside.

There seemed to be no one doing anything outside of a lab. All hard at work. So, the lounge had been left vacant. Addyln went to one of the couches and sat at the end, curling up her feet so they were under her and so she leaned against the arm rest rather than the back of the couch. She waited for the doctor to take a seat, but she spoke in the mean time. "Anything on your mind you need to talk about?" she knew the answer was yes, but figured he'd say no since he never spoke much of what was on his mind now days. 

William took a seat across from her on the other couch and answered her question. "Well there is a few formulas i wanted to run by you to see if you could add them into your research..." he trailed off. This probably wasnt what she had meant. She wanted to talk about something other than work. "But no, there is nothing on my mind" he lied through his teath, hoping that Addyln hadnt noticed. "Is there anything on your mind?" he tried changing the direction of the question. He hadnt told anyone of his daughter and he didnt think Addyln would approve anyway.

Addyln sighed a small bit and looked from William. He would be a closed book until the day he died, she was almost sure of it. "I'll look at your formulas later," she told him. She stood from the couch and removed her lab-coat, draping it over the back of the couch. She wore relatively comfortable yet slightly tight, deep blue jeans and a form-fitting, white tank-top. There was no need to be formal underneath a lab-coat. Addyln plopped down on the couch again. "As for if there is anything else on my mind, yes. Yes, there is plenty on my mind. But, truth be told, I don't think ill comment much further on what's on my mind considering you lie about having anything on yours."

William tried to look offended. "I really dont have anything..." he trailed off. There was really no reason to lie, and francly he didnt have the energy to lie. "I dont...really know how to explain things" he said slowly. He must have decided that he was going to tell Addyln before he even realised it. It had been so long, William guessed he just needed to tell someone. "It might be better if i just show you." He stood up slowly and looked back at Addyln, wondering if she would follow. He could tell he had a haunted look on his face, forgetting to discise is under his usual mask.

Addyln watched the man quietly, shocked he actually said anything beyond the lie she thought he would tell. She slowly stood, still looking at Willam confusedly. "Okay..." she agreed hesitantly. She had suspected he had a secrete since he'd disappear at times of the day, and she figured that was what this was related to, or she guessed it was at least. She was slightly taken about by the haunted look on his face. But, she just waited for him to lead the way.