I only managed to stutter that “I just wanted to have a look around if that’s OK, for now” and then wandered off, into the store proper. I felt ...ike a fool as my heart raced. She must get men like me in everyday, brain-frozen and unable to speak coherently to her. What an idiot I am! I kept kicking myself as I looked around the store.As I walked and took in the sights, my pulse began to slowly return back to normal. Once I felt I could again speak normally I walked back to the reception desk.. Yummy! After the brisk cold, then hot water shower she’d wrapped herself in a white terry cloth robe, dried her shoulder length light brown hair, and moved into her bedroom to stand before her wide dressing table. She’d looked into the big mirror and twisted her head, pouting a little. ‘Now then Robin, you won’t know what’s hit you!’ she thought as she sat down in front of the dresser. She’d been happy, almost radiant even. She’d finally made a decision! After years of chasing forlornly after. "A toast," the dark skinned woman said as she raised her glass. "To Lieutenant Janice Rand." To Lieutenant Commander Nyota Uhura," Janice counter toasted. "Without who's help and encouragement I'd never have won officer's bars." You'd have made it on your own, Janice." Uhura said after drinking the toast. "All I did was give you a little push now and then." Well either way, I'm very grateful for those pushes." Rand answered as she placed her glass on the table and picked up the small package. "That's what the doctor said when I read the patent notice at the bottom of the chart, with no lights on." He stood up and walked around the table. "Once in a while I've noticed I see a kind of after image. I saw it again today and thought Xanatos's doctor could tell me what it is." Was he able to provide you with any answers?" Goliath asked.Argent shook his head. "He couldn't find anything wrong, but did suggest that it might be my mind adjusting to these new eyes. The human mind might be.