Chapter two
Looking into her eyes she saw sorrow. This split Sara's heart in two. She was suffering Maybe not to the same extent as what she went through as a kid, but Carla Sidle was suffering.
Everyone was staring at Sara now. She hadn't moved a muscle since Carla walked into the break room. This really was torture. Grissom understood that Sara just couldn't move. He often thought it was weird, the strange telepathic ways of communication they experienced.
He stared deep into Sara's eyes hoping for any answers, but instead saw tears of sorrow and love. He stood abruptly, now realizing everyone eyes were on him.
"Hello I'm Gil Grissom, you must be Carla"
Grissom shook her hand, business-like and turned around; hoping Sara had gone out of her hypnotic state.
Luckily Sara was now on her way round to meet Carla, walking with great determination. She was now standing right in front of Carla, should she hug her? Shake hands?
"Hey" Sara squeezed these three letters out, not making any room for another few
"You must be Sara" Carla knew she had to make the first step, as Sara had no social skill what so ever.
"Yeah…when did your flight get in?" the tension was slowly decreasing but they now realized how many people were watching this awkward situation.
Sara picked up one of Carla's suitcases whilst she held the other, and guided her towards the sofa next to Catherine.
"Erm…About two hours ago, I got a taxi here, didn't want to bother you" Carla glanced across the break room, locking her eyes with Mr. Grissom who obviously observing her every move.
"It wouldn't have bothered me" Sara shot this out, immediately regretting it as it made this already uncomfortable meeting worse.
Catherine clicked on to the obvious struggle- it seemed Carla had better social skill than Sara-though that wouldn't be hard, and decided to help out.
"Hi I'm Catherine" Catherine gave a friendly smile and was returned with a nervous one." And this is Nick, Warrick and Greg" She noticed Carla's eye darting from Nick to Warrick then to Greg as they replied a "Hello".