Her look of anxiety immediately changed to a smile as the door slid open."Uhura?" she called out as she entered the room."Be out in a minute..." came ...he voice from the other room.Janice was so glad she was in time. She would never have forgiven herself if she never got the chance to say goodbye."Hello Janice," Nyota Uhura said as she glided into the room wearing a long flowing white dress, cut low to display an ample bosom. "I see my message caught up to you, you're just in time for dinner.". Bright kid, quick wit. Spitting image of her mother, with straight brown hair. Cassidy is skinnier than her mom, as one would expect. And tries to be as calm as Paige, but kids these days panic over the littlest things. Like cell phone chargers.I had her car fixed and running before lunch. A fitting broke off her fuel line, and I had one in my collection of junk parts I keep.I’m a retired mechanic in my mid-sixties, six feet tall, about two hundred pounds. I take care of myself. I’ve got. ... Kaylee." And now you'll see it's gone" What? That's silly. I just remembered itlike two seconds ago. She noticed my look of confusion."Go on. Tell me then." I thought about it. I mean, I was going to, but Irealized I couldn't remember. I kept trying to think back on oldmemories but now everyone called me Kaylee."Wh-What did you do?" Now I was a little scared."It's just part of the programming. Once you accept your new name, theold one goes away." She pushed something on the table and it. Before she could feel abandoned, though, he hugged her lightly. He was kissing her hair as her breathing returned to normal.The next morning, George went to church with her. That was a celebration of sorts; he accompanied her less than half the time.When she typed up the paper, it looked good to her. She had a few suggestions, as did his department chair. George had a few revisions of his own when he saw the whole thing.Meanwhile, her period didn’t ambush her. George took to looking.