Posted May 4, 2022, 3:12 p.m. by Commander Shara Calloway (Chief Intelligence Officer) (Lindsay B)
Posted by Lieutenant Commander Bethany Kovra Gadi (Chief of Security) in While the Cat’s Away…
Posted by Commander Shara Calloway (Chief Intelligence Officer) in While the Cat’s Away…
Posted by Lieutenant Commander Bethany Kovra Gadi (Chief of Security) in While the Cat’s Away…
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Bethany did a mental count, “Does it count if you were actually dying and then didn’t and said you did anyway?” That got a couple of looks but Kellin nodded, “Yep.” Bethany got up taking 3 pieces of candy. The officer working the engineering station pipped up, “Never have I ever drunk-dialed my ex.” He chuckled deeply as several of the other JOs grabbed the candy. The science officer scowled at him and hissed, “I told you that in confidence.”
Bethany remained in her seat. The joys of not dating.
Gadi, CoS
There was a decided shift in the mood of the CIO as she moved forward and took yet another liquorice. She met no one’s gaze even as she smirked. “I’m losing now but there’s still time for me yet.” She popped the candy into her mouth and shuddered. She still had the others to eat as well.
“Never have I ever had a crush on a higher ranking officer,” Calloway said, feeling relief that at least time she didn’t have to take a candy.
Commander Calloway, CIO
Bethany started counting quietly on her finger and shaking her head, then held up a pointer finger like realizing something and then shook her head, “Nope…” Then she grinned hopped up and grabbed one stick and bit off a chunk and shuttered. “Worth it.”
The security officer, Ridad, Bethany’s right hand, looked at her and smirked, “Never have I ever woke up somewhere other than where I fell asleep. One for each time.” Bethany got back up from her seat grabbing 4 pieces.
Gadi, CoS
Shara snorted. That was too easy, for a lot of different reasons. She grabbed two. A couple of the others grabbed one each. “You know Bethy, I think these kids might be taking great pleasure in our discomfort,” she said with a grin before working through the pile of candies in her hand. Just because her own rules said she had to grab them, didn’t mean she had to eat them all at once. That had not been one of the conditions. Details mattered.
Despite the terrible punishment that was eating the liquorice, Calloway had to admit that she was enjoying herself. It surprised her. Maybe because she was still finding her footing on the Asimov and because it was the first time in twenty years she’d been a part of an actual crew. Teams yes, but not a crew. Her last one had been in such a unique circumstance that she was almost wary of trying it again. But the beauty of a life as long as hers had been so far was that she could reflect on things deeply and allow ideas and feelings to percolate. She could react quickly to an urgent situation better than most, but her ability to play the long game was one of her biggest strengths.
“Never have I ever fallen asleep while on duty,” Shara said.
Commander Calloway, CIO
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