Kissing her softly on the lips, he pulled away from her smiling. "All in due time bella, all of our questions will be answered as promised," he said getting up out of the bed.

Sitting up she looked at him and watched as he put his jacket and tie back on. Standing up she slowly walked over to him.

Looking at her, he watched as she walked over to him and stop in front of him. "Something wrong bella?"

She reached out and fixed his tie, without even saying a word. Looking at him, she turned and headed for the door, only to be stop by him grabbing her wrist.

"And bella," he spoke to her.

"Yes, Mr. Vargas," she looked back at him.

He chuckled, "One you can just keep calling me Feliciano." He got closer to her and put to fingers up. "Two what we talked about, doesn't leave this room. And if I need help with something I except you to be there to help me. Do you understand?" He whispered to her, causing her to shiver again.

Nodding, she took a deep breath, "Yes Feliciano. Please let go of my wrist, your holding it to tight." Feeling him let go of her wrist, she turned to him and looked directly into his eye. "I don't know why your only coming to me with this and it kinda feels like your black mailing me," she paused hearing him chuckle. "But as long as you promise to keep send the money for the orphanage, you have a deal. I'll try to help you with whatever, it is you do, okay!"

Thinking about it for a second, he smiled. "That sound perfect, bella," he informed her as he patting her cheek and kissed her forehead. Heading towards the door, he stopped in the door frame. "I'll see you at next mass, Sister," he said to her as he walked out of the attic and down the stairs.

Walking towards the attic window, she watched as a car pulled up and Feliciano get inside of him. She frowned a bit, it felt like she had made a deal with the devil but she didn't. And what made it worse was that she could talking to anyone about it. Shaking her head she fixed to bed, and walked downstairs seeing that the other nuns where just arriving.

One of the old nun's looked at her, and walked over to her. "What's the matter child? It looks like you just saw ghost."

She jumped, not realizing that the older nun was speaking to her. Looking at the other nun, she pointed to herself, "Where you talking to me, Sister?"

She nodded, "Yes I was talking to you. What's the matter, you seem off?"

Julchen looked at her, "Off? Nothing is off, Sister, I assure you. That everything is okay, I just have some things on my mind is all."

"Would You like to talk about it?," she asked her.

"No!," she jumped a bit, shaking her head, trying to calm down. "I'm mean no, its something that I have to deal with on my own. I didn't mean to raise my voice at you," she explained trying to apologize.

"No, no it's quite alright dear. I understand, it completely," she told her as she walked away.