Alexis had had a crazy introduction to the Ogawa, or SB 157. The new Ogawa hadn’t arrived yet and the crew was playing a waiting game. Per Dr. Walker’s orders she’d spoken with the CMO of the Star base, and she, had happily given her and the Ogawa medical crew full run of the auxiliary sickbay on deck 13 (OOC: are there specs for the SB? I’m just guessing). So now Alexis was working on a duty shift. The SB CMO had warned her they rarely used it, so Alexis had spent the last several days, with the Ogawa medical staff, cleaning and inventorying. Tedious work for some, but it their sickbay was ready to go.

Alexis had been sitting in the small office attached to the medbay all morning. She was still and her eyes hurt from staring at a screen for so long. She transferred what she was working on to a PaDD and walked out of the office. “NE Stevens, I’m taking lunch. There are no appointments scheduled for this afternoon, so it should be slow. Call if you need me.” Stevens nodded and Alexis walked out and up to the promenade. She’d not spent any time exploring the star base. There was far too much work to do and that was more important.

Alexis strolled the promenade, stretching her legs, letting her eyes roam the sights, rather than staring at a computer screen. She wasn’t really paying attention, her mind on all the things she needed to do for Dr. Walker and the projects she was working on and the new medical journals she had read and the promising new research of other medical personnel around the quadrant. Most worrisome of all that, for her, was Ever’s invite to work on some research project. Ever had yet to tell her what it was or what it was about in specifics. Alexis needed specifics, facts, details. Ethically, she couldn’t make a decisions to help or not, without those. Ever had hinted it Intel would be extremely thankful for her assistance, but she wasn’t sure she wanted to be owed favors by Intel. But the lack of information was distracting her. Her mind just couldn’t stop going back to it. And she was sure Ever was aware of that, and it ticked Alexis off.

She didn’t hate Ever, not any more, but she wasn’t sure she trusted her either. Alexis made note to set up her on boarding psych eval soon. Someone NOT Ever. Maybe the SB had someone that didn’t answer to Ever. Alexis didn’t like the idea that as the head of psychiatry for Ogawa, Ever would have access to her psych file to read. Alexis was old enough, and mature enough, now to know that there were unresolved feelings there, but still young enough to not want Ever to know it.

She passed a cafe on the promenade and decided to sit down and eat. She wasn’t really paying attention to what she ordered. She pulled out the PaDD and started working on the crew list and sending out reminders for routine physicals while she waited. Alexis -always the workaholic.
Lt. Bonner, AMO