Posted by Lieutenant Commander Bethany Kovra Gadi (Chief of Security) in Am I in My Right Mind? (TAG CNS)

Posted by Lieutenant Patrick ‘Paddy’ McMillan (CNS) in Am I in My Right Mind? (TAG CNS)

Posted by Lieutenant Commander Bethany Kovra Gadi (Chief of Security) in Am I in My Right Mind? (TAG CNS)
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Medical taken care of it was up to deck 5. First she found her quarters, but didn’t bother going in, she just wanted to know where they were. Then a quick stop to the mess, “Forgrave’s Brew, large” =^=That item is not on file. Please insert the correct program or choose another request.=^= Bethany sighed, forgoing the coffee she’d really miss Issac. He’d been a good friend and made the best coffee. “Ice Water, Cold, in a travel cup.” That would ‘wake’ her up just as well. Taking the cup she headed out of the mess and down and around the corridor to the CNS’s office. She rang the chime and waited for an answer.
Lt Cmdr Gadi, CoS

Appearing in the doorway was the blythe, auburn-haired Counsellor, Lieutenant Paddy McMillan. The young Irishman had been getting more and more used to the concept of performing one psychological exam after another. Smiling, he extended his hand and said, “Ahh Lieutenant Gadi I presume? Pleasure to meet you, Lieutenant Patrick McMillan, Paddy to me friends, please come in.” The Counsellor stepped aside and gestured for the new COS to take a seat in the office. Noting the small cup of water Gadi was carrying, Paddy added, “You sure I can’t get you something warmer?”

-Lieutenant Patrick McMillan: Counsellor-

Bethany smiled genuinely at the counselor and shook his hand. “I am, Bethany Gadi. Bethany please and to those who know me really well, Bethy. It’s a pleasure to meet you, Patrick.” Bethany’s voice carried the slightly off but lilting Scottish accent of the Appalachian mountains of the North American continent on Earth. She entered the office with curiosity. She was really a Jill-of-all-trades and had served as counselor both formally and informally many times. She took a seat and brushed her red hair back behind her shoulder, where she hadn’t braided it quite as tightly as needed. She glanced down at the water and chuckled. “I was going to get coffee but the Asimov computer doesn’t have the right recipe. Once you’ve had Forgrave’s Brew all others are just…bleh. So I opted for water. Maybe iced tea instead?”
Lt Cmdr Gadi, CoS

“Have you ever tried Irish Coffee? I find it keeps you awake at the most important times; and I’d like to consider us friends Commander, so please call me Paddy.”

-Lieutenant Patrick McMillan: Counsellor-

“Paddy it is then, and you can call me Bethy.” Bethany shook her head, “No I haven’t, but that has alcohol doesn’t it, Paddy? And I’m on duty, but I would love to try it some time. Or am I thinking of a different drink?” At home coffee was consumed black, hot, and with nothing extra added.
Lt Cmdr Gadi, CoS

Paddy nodded, “Forgive me, I didn’t realise you started your shift so early, my family’s brew always was good for keeping you awake on a late night shift on our farm.” Replicating himself a latte, he bought that, along with the requested iced tea and sat back down at the table, “So, how are you settling in?”

-Lieutenant Patrick McMillan: Counsellor-

“Don’t apologize. I would love to try your family’s brew sometime. I just know I have a lot of meetings to get through still before I call it a day.” Bethany picked up the ice tea, abandoning the water. “Hitting the ground running. Arrived a couple of hours ago and it’s been, go go go. I don’t know, I guess I wasn’t expecting a smaller ship to be so hectic, I guess. But I don’t mind it. It’s different and that’s always refreshing. I found my quarters but I haven’t been in them yet. And apparently there is some issue with ops and one of my crates. So…about normal I guess.” Bethany seemed to always have a grin on her face, as if she found life amusing and happy.
Gadi, CoS

“I’m always up for sharing a little something stronger when we’re off duty,” Paddy winked, but then caught himself for a second, as if he’d just realised what he’d said; was he flirting with the new COS? “So, do you find you prefer the busier schedule or do you always like to be on the go?”

-Lieutenant Patrick McMillan: Counsellor-