Upon reflection, considering the particularly bloody-mindedness of the Enterprise crew, his so-called 'insurance policy' probably hadn't been the best idea. Granted, it had kept him safe from attempts on his life. He was, in fact, very much alive. Alive, and in more pain that should possible for any one person to be in. A couple hours in the
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Though, when considering the aching loneliness such a life brought with it, she wasn't so sure breathing was such a great thing, after all. Not only was she not seeing anyone aside from Keenser, not talking to anyone, not touching anyone, but she hadn't heard a word from Scott since he left. That evening was one she had tried very hard to forget, and in putting such effort into forgetting, hadn't forgotten a thing. He was always on her mind, no matter ( ... )
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Verticality still wasn't looking like an option, so he didn't even attempt it. Moving away from Gaila's hands on his face was also not an option, and summarily, was also not attempted. Laying perfectly still, eyes closed, no movement except the steady and painful rise and fall of his chest was an option, however, and one he pursued readily ( ... )
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That seemed to exhaust his currently ability to speak and in spite of Gaila's insistence that he keep speaking to her, he was silent for a long moment, taking stock of what had happened. Trying to add up what hurt and what didn't. Head: Pounding. Eyes: Bruised. Chest: Aching, at least two ribs broken. Finger: Hurt. Everything else: Pain. His side was a mass of bruises under his uniform, breathing hurt, thinking hurt, hell, everything hurt ( ... )
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