USS Sentinel
side - sim: Head Case
Posted by Commander Roman Alden (First Officer & Chief Science Officer) in side - sim: Head Case
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Roman touched her lightly on the shoulder as he passed her, going for his own hairbrush. “I would’ve helped you,” He said softly. Once his hair was finished he took the tea and took a sip… It wasn’t as sweet as usual. Not enough honey. Not wanting to make her feel bad, he took another sip like nothing was wrong. He could add honey later. “Want to go get breakfast?”
~ Roman
She smiled at him. She started easily in English but the longer she talked the slower her speech became as she had to concentrate, “I know, but it was wet when we went to bed. It got really tangled. I knew it would take awhile…” Eventually she paused and rubbed her forehead. It would have been much easier if she had waited for him, but she didn’t want him to be late for her. At his question she nodded, placing her hands on the table to steady herself, she stood. “Yes.”
They headed out the door. They headed away from her office for the turbolift. She held onto his arm just in case she got light headed.
Rand
Roman put his arm around her, supporting her so she wouldn’t fall. Down in the galley, he didn’t want her to fall trying to carry a tray so he said, “Do you want to take a seat and I’ll get the food?” Even if she wanted to go with, he planned on carrying her food too.
~ Roman
The trip to the galley never seemed very far, but it did now. When Roman offered to get the food she agreed, grateful to sit down. She made her way very carefully through the tables to a their usually table by the far wall. The Galley was always mostly empty at this time. Rand slid into the seat, making a corner for herself between the wall and the back of the chair, to wait for Roman.
Chef Gorshin was bringing out a small pot of breakfast gravy that he sat on the counter. The selection seemed to be Tellarite inspired this morning, but there was traditional breakfast scones. It seemed lately that no matter what Chef made there was something traditionally English or Scottish in the offerings. A bid to make Rand and the Cmdr feel better. Alden had been a returning familiar sight in the Galley, even if he didn’t stay long, but Rand not so much. Gorshin greeted the Cmdr, “How are you this morning, Cmdr?”
Glancing over at the far table where Rand was sitting, “How is she doing?” he asked with a great amount of concern.
Rand