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It's that time again...
There are few things in the 'verse Kaylee can't stand. One of them, obviously, is that wonderful little group made up of people like Early and Niska. Another is insults to her ship. Possibly the biggest thing on the list, though, is seeing sad and lonely people, mostly because she knows there isn't much she can do to help outside of offering a friendly smile and shoulder to lean on.
Or, in this case, offering free hugs.
Once again, Kaylee has settled herself down at one of the tables in the Mess Hall with her 'Free Hugs!' sign. Even if hugs aren't wanted, the mechanic is also perfectly willing to lend an ear for a nice chat or just some company for a little while. Anything to boost morale.
Or, in this case, offering free hugs.
Once again, Kaylee has settled herself down at one of the tables in the Mess Hall with her 'Free Hugs!' sign. Even if hugs aren't wanted, the mechanic is also perfectly willing to lend an ear for a nice chat or just some company for a little while. Anything to boost morale.
hrrrngh tags have been sporadic sorry
No problem.
She hadn't mentioned that, had she? Apparently not. "No, I mean that I'm not human. I can pass, but my race is the Living People, from Fle. The Vizsnunishne are multispecies mercenaries, but there were only a few humans signed in. And, well, I was stranded on Earth before I came here, for hundreds of days, and I really had a hard time."
She held out her arms hopefully.
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"Well, you got a whole ship load of people to help you out now," Kaylee promised, stepping forward to give her a comforting hug.
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"Thank you," she muttered into Kaylee's shoulder. "It's just - I was stranded, and then I was here and I thought I was rescued, but everything's worse instead of better."
No crying, she told herself firmly. You start crying now and you'll never stop. Cry later.
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"Can't say everybody's taken it the same," she replied, "but everybody does take it hard. Might be worse in a lot of ways, but you also get the option of meetin' new people 'n seein' things you might never've seen before. Not a fair trade off, maybe, but it's enough that might keep you goin' til you find a good place for yourself."
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"Yes, I - I need to keep going. I'll remember that. Thank you again - and let me know next time you put out your sign, we can share the work!"
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"Do you know how long the recording cycle is for the ring, and what depth it scans to?"
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"Can't say I do, off the top of my head. I don't work with the rings all that often..."
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"But I should let you get back to your hugging. Thanks again - and I hope to see you in Engineering soon."
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Kaylee gave Anwei a bright smile. "Don't doubt you will. It's my second home down there."
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