Nami gritted her teeth, still trying to hold back the feeling – her resolve lasting about two seconds. She wrapped her arms gratefully around Jura...
Nami shivered, her pulse racing, as the memories flashed back through her mind. “No, we – we’re not safe here. As long as we stay, we should make...
Despite her worries, Nami couldn’t help but laugh a little at Kaelaen’s comment. “You’re right,” she said to Jura, “but I just don’t know what...
Nami bit her lip. She didn’t want to delay treatment, but Jura’s mention of quick action put other thoughts in her mind. With their worries over...
For a moment Nami could only stare, trying to read the meaning of Kaelaen’s reaction. Was she getting herself into a new kind of trouble here? But...
Nami nodded slowly. “I can understand that,” she said, “and I do appreciate it. I know all about debts.” She paused. But it had to be said, sooner...
At first Nami stood in silence, mind still fizzing with the overload of her recent experiences. It was no good. Perhaps Kaelaen were prefer to...
Relieved, Nami turned to the others. “Her condition’s stable,” she said, “but there’s still the infection to deal with. I can do more for her on...
Hope everything is ok!
Nami took a deep breath before approaching the bed. Reflexively she reached for her bag, where it should be – cursing herself again for having...
Nami winced as the topic of leadership came up again. The last thing she wanted was that responsibility – but some share of it was hers, whether...
“I— don’t know,” Nami said. “I was investigating whether I could do some work for a clinic here on the station, earn some credits that way, but...
“Much better, now that you’re all here!” Again Nami tries to breeze past the question. “How are your supplies holding up?” Immediately she...
“That’s right,” Nami said, following along towards the ramp. “I’ll need to assess her, but if we can move her over to my ship—” She smiled as she...
Nami nodded, shivering at the thought of having to sleep in those cells, with everything they represented. “I can understand that,” she said....
A brief jolt of panic ran through Nami – had she let it show somehow that something had happened – ? There was no way she could tell anyone....
Closing her eyes, Nami took a deep breath in, and out. She needed to be calm. Steady. She had a job to do. That was what mattered. She made her...
Alone. Nami sat for a moment, in a brittle state of calm. One hour to get ready to treat her patient. That was what mattered. Focus on the task....
I'd also be interested if there is still room!
Nami let out a sigh, feeling relief despite everything. “You made it,” she said. “It’s good to hear your voice. Ah – the station authorities...
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