Dallas leans back in his chair as you hand him his morning coffee. People would think being the president of The United States would be easy - it most certainly is not. He wakes up to new problems every day, problems he has to solve.

He gives you a nod. "Thank you," he says. "Have you spoken with your family yet?" As businesslike as he is at work, he does care for you. Showing it just isn't easy.

Dallas reaches out, gently grabbing your wrist, the pad of his thumb moving over your pulse point. "I hope your family's well," he says.