Rado sat in the brig guard’s chair, watching the Ferengi, who was still crying. Prophets, Rado thought to himself, I was on Bajor under the Cardassians for 2 decades and I’ve cried less! After shoving aside the guilt from that thought, a thought entered his mind. If Lieutenant McCleary orders him to leave, should he do so? There was probably something in the rulebook about not letting an interregator alone with a suspect, but Rado knew that he shouldn’t upset the higher-ups further. He really pushed it with the question he asked Lieutenant Turner about how many people died because of him. In hindsight, that was a really dumb question. Gasha always said that he was his own worst enemy. Gasha. He hadn’t heard from her in a while. Huh. Maybe he should-
His thoughts were interrupted by the sounds of the brig doors opening.
Ensign Rado Gainn, Security Officer