Posted by Ensign Charles-Louis (Engineering Officer) in Apologies for the Inconvenience (tag: Chief Counselor)

Posted by Lieutenant Sheleah Ruby (Diplomatic Officer / CNS) in Apologies for the Inconvenience (tag: Chief Counselor)

Posted by Captain Dante Knight (Commanding Officer) in Apologies for the Inconvenience (tag: Chief Counselor)
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Charles stood at the door of Sheleah’s quarters and rang the chime. The visit was rather spontaneous. Their last encounter was a more than a little embarrassing for him. He wasn’t expecting anything to go wrong, so he didn’t bother testing all the features of the device ahead of time. Charles could almost here his father scolding him for being so presumptuous. So, in an attempt to save face, he was here to offer an an apology for the inconvenience. And, in addition, a small gift.

[Ensign Charles-Louis, Engineering]

OOC: Just a Bump for the CNS

Sheleah had just finished a long shift with several crew evaluations and a rather difficult intake interview. What were you supposed to do if the person being interviewed didn’t like to utter more than two or three words per answer she wondered for the 4th or fifth time. She wasn’t really expecting anybody but was in the mood for company nonetheless.

“Come in.”

• Sheleah, CNS/DO

Charles came into the room,

“Good evening, counselor,” he started. “I - I hope you are not too busy.”

He dipped down a little too far to avoid the door frame as he entered. He held a small box in front of him with both hands, even though from its size it could probably fit in one. It was obvious something was on his mind.

[Ensign Charles-Louis, Engineering]

“No, of course not. Things on board go as they will but I’m always glad to see a friend. Is there something I can do for you, or is this a social call?”

This certainly hadn’t been one of Sheleah’s best days, but something about Charles always warmed her heart just a bit. Perhaps whatever was in that box would make her glad she let him know she was actually home and hadn’t decided to just take a nap and ignore her chime.

• Sheleah, CNS/DO