She did then, though it was sluggish, slow realization. All of it was a little too much, all of what he said. She was so useless at this, at people, she didn't want him to go. Didn't want him to leave. He was so good to her.

So she tried, it didn't work, trying to grab his hand, pull him back. Even if it mean she fell out of her chair onto the floor because her legs just wouldn't work. "Lavi, please no don't --"

Cringing she dropped her head down, the dizziness was worse now she tried to move. Elizabeth could practically hear Norfolk's laughing, it was so loud, made her clutch at her head for a moment and try to clear it.