[He can see the wheels turning and far from wanting to shut that down, he finds it easier to sit in silence and wait. Wait time, the dead air between conversations, between words, has never felt uncomfortable for Sheehan, especially when it comes to therapy. He can wait in silence for the entirety of their session, which Sheehan is learning will need to be far more structured next time.
For now, he waits. Whatever is happening in Thrawn's mind is far more important than the sound of Sheehan's voice.]
Re: Voice
For now, he waits. Whatever is happening in Thrawn's mind is far more important than the sound of Sheehan's voice.]