Nothing Left to Say

"I'm gonna see if this works first then I'll let you know." I looked in the microscope with the infected blood sample and made one drop of the 'cure' fall into it. For a second nothing happened, then all of a sudden the cure spread through the blood destroying the virus, "I-It works," I said in shock, "It works!"

I walked over to her. "Now what?"

"I need help making more. A lot more."

"What can I do?"

I quickly wrote out exact instructions and handed them to him.

I looked at the paper.

((What do they say?))

((How to make more of the cure))

I carefully got back to work.

((I figured, but I have no idea how! Should I just transfer my confusion to Tony since he can't science very well?))

I walked over to a couch and sat down, still looking at the paper.

((Have him look for chemicals and add them to a beaker. Sure.))

((Alright. Got to go.))

I kept working slowly tuning the rest of the world out.

I looked at the chemicals then back at the paper. I don't know what the he'll I was supposed to be doing, but I don't want to disappoint her...

"I can demonstrate if you want," I said realizing that the instructions probably didn't make much sense.

((Oh my gosh, I just read over my last message! I did not try to type the h word! I was trying to spell "Heck." Darn auto correct!))

"Please?"

((Don't worry I guessed that))

I waved him over then carefully demonstrated what to do when he came over.

I knew I had a look on my face. It made a bit more sense... I think.

"After a bit it becomes automatic."

I gave a small nod.

"Do you want to watch again?"

"I'll try on my own, maybe you could watch me and correct my mistakes before I make them."

"Sounds like a plan."

I nodded and looked at the paper before starting.

I watched what he was doing.

I looked carefully and double checked the paper each time I moved on and started another step.

He hadn't messed up at all yet.