“Sir James, there is no need for court etiquette here. These are my chambers when something truly private is needed. Most of the staff are unaware t...ese rooms exist. I need you to keep the good Doctor here alive. It’s very important to me personally and also professionally. I feel having the Crown in question if something happens to me too soon would be very dangerous in the world we find ourselves.”“Your Majesty, I would do that without your orders.”“Maybe so, Sir James, but I hope to spur. "You see, we've only been through the first stage of this swap."Pulver touched the com badge."Doctor, we're ready now, Janeway wants to be the one sedated."At that, the doctor rolled another bio-bed into the room. B'Elanna waswith him and wearing a very nasty smile."How are you doing, 'Pulver'?" she asked laughing.At the head of the boil-bed was an array of strange-looking electronicequipment and wiring. "I really don't know why you two have decided toexchange identities," he grumbled in his. Then there was shuffling in the background.“Hello,” said Claude on the other end. He sounded like he just woke up.“Hope I didn’t wake you.”“Who’s this?”“It’s Preston Whitcomb. From last night.”“Yeah. I remember.”“Can you meet me for lunch?”“No, not today. I’m not feeling too good.”“Me neither, but you felt good enough to call me just ten minutes ago, right?”“I guess so, yeah.”“I want to start right away. There’s not a minute to waste.”“Can we do this another time? I didn’t want to meet right. I sent a text so that she could get herself ready.I set my laptop up and then realised that I had no internet connection in my room, I tried to call her on the phone but had no answer.After about 5 min or so my mobile rang and she was very exited as she started to tell me what had just happened, she had received my text, gone into the bedroom, tacked of all her clothe lay on the bed and set up her laptop ready to have our video call when there was a knock at the door.She grabbed her robe and.