Ann had woken up with a crumbling stomach and had left the room groggily. The place had been so quiet like it would be in Desmond's house after the servants were done with the morning chores.
Listening closely, she could hear voices down the hall. She followed the voices from the hallway till she saw an open door. She could hear now. Desmond was talking.
When she came into view of the doorway, the first person she saw was an old man. He was sitting at the head of the table. while the rest sat to his left and right.
Desmond was the first to the man's left. The next seat was empty. On the third seat sat a teenage girl. On the right were Desmond's aunt, her daughter, his uncle, and his wife. Sam guessed that part.
Desmond was telling them something that happened in Japan that seemed to be displeasing to the people on the right side. It was later that she realized they were discussing her.
