Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Roux Delarosa (Counselor) in CNS Office - Attn. Lt. Trainor

Posted by Lieutenant Tenzing Trainor (Chief Operations Officer) in CNS Office - Attn. Lt. Trainor

Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Roux Delarosa (Counselor) in CNS Office - Attn. Lt. Trainor Posted by… suppressed (1) by the Post Ghost! 👻 And down the list she continued, however, the extended amount of people did not dampen her mood, it merely began to drain her. Just as anyone would be, if they spent all day talking. =^=Delarosa to Trainor, do you mind coming to my office for an evaluation?=^= : : : : : : Delarosa : : : CNS : : : : Lieutenant Trainor was on his way to his quarters when the call came in. : : : : =^= You sure you want to do this now?=^= Tenzing called out over the comm. Knowing the answer already, the young officer re-routed the lift towards the Counselor’s office. He was hoping the new CNS had read his file before calling him into her office, otherwise she was in for a rude awakening. : : : : Lt. Trainor : : OPS : : Delarosa had made a point to read the files of the officers she would be dealing with. It seemed there was no use in allowing them to come in, before knowing who they were, to some extent. For, she had no desire for sudden information to pop up, that she had no been at least somewhat expecting, due to the file on the officer. =^=Yes, now would be preferable, Lieutenant.=^= : : Delarosa : CNS Tenzing groaned as he walked up to the Counselor’s office. He’d seen so many Federation and Stafleet Counselors that his head would spin clean off if they asked about the Harvestors, or the fact that he’s currently 20 despite being born in 2363. Lieutenant Trainor held his breath as he pressed the chime and waited to be called in. Trainor

“Come in!” The Counselor called, from within. When the lieutenant stepped in, he would find a rather quaint room with an even quainter creature. She was diminutive, making no room for fear no intimidating. She seemed almost childish, with her petite stature and large eyes, that only appeared so because of the pale pigmentation of her albino skin. The room, itself, was small and had a couch to the left, a chair placed in a turning manner, vertical to it. There were a few synthetic plants, but nothing hat truly defined the room, not yet. The desk was present with a hard surface, dull and suitable for the purpose it held. There were two simplistic chairs before it, their seemingly unbreakable backs facing the doorway. Behind the surface, a single chair was placed haphazardly, while hard to tell from the front, against the the table, a replicator to the right.

Once the Lieutenant had found himself within the office, Roux rose to her feet, meandering over to him, where she motioned for him to take a seat, on the couch. “Counselor Roux Delarosa,” She smiled, “You must be Trainor, yes?” She inquired.

Delarosa
CNS

The Lieutenant stepped in and nodded. “Tenzing Trainor.” He replied as he approached the Counselor. Trainor wasn’t too sure how far Delarosa had read into profile, or even if she had access to his medical and psychology report from his time in the Andromeda Galaxy. He was more nervous about what she would bring up, than actually meeting the woman.

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Roux was strict about the confidentiality of the patient. While she might know about the said patient’s past or of their file, she would not bring up the information unless it was first insinuated by the patient, themselves. This was a part of the oath she had taken: ‘I will be silent when it is time to be silent, protecting the sacred oath of confidentiality.’ Unlike the medical Hippocratic oath, theirs did say ‘First, do no harm.’ Another factor of why she generally kept silent, for such topics could be damaging.

“Pleasure to meet you, Roux Delarosa.” The tiny woman rose to her feet, offering a petite, pale skinned hand towards him, to shake. “How are you doing today, Lieutenant?”

Lt. (JG) Delarosa
CNS

“I’m doing alright so far, Counselor.” Tenzing said, returning the handshake. “I was in the middle of writing my report for the Captain, but this could be a much need distraction, I guess.” The Lieutenant said as he looked around the office.

“You’ve settled in alright?” The young officer asked.

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