There is, the Russian astronaut thinks, something terribly reassuring about mathematics. The majority of it, anyway, and today she's really not in the mood to get into areas where there are questions and/or philosophical quandries. No, what she is is in the mood for is something nice and easy to keep in practice
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He doesn't seem to be seeing anything else right now.
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Her pen goes still.
She doesn't say anything (yet).
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She stops a distance away - a large distance, relative to how she'd normally stand close to a friend. But then he's not...she'd...
"Good to see you up," she says at last, voice as perfectly neutral as her expression.
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"Penny for your thoughts. Or should be a ruble?" What do they call 1/100 of a ruble, anyway?
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"I hear the American dollar is quite popular..." Then she shakes her head. "It's....I'm just worried about some friends."
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"Which friends? Here or in your new world?" He takes a seat unbidden.
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She knows what it is at first glance. She was never brilliant with maths, but she was functional.
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"Just keeping in practice."
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"Math was never my best subject, but I liked it well enough."
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"Having trouble?"
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