“Picking up some sort of debris interspersed between here and the asteroid field,” Alexis said.“Confirmed. Looks like the remnants of a battle. ...t’s hard to tell how many ships we’re picking up or determine what class they are.”“Sending something over to your screen, Ben,” Alexis replied. “Does it look familiar to you?”I looked over to Ben’s console and saw that a real-time image of a ship was being sent over. It was rotating so it was hard to see at first, but as the ship spun I was able to. She found that the mere thought of Gerard was enough to put her in better spirits. I do believe the man is growing on me, she thought. ‘So are you going to marry him?’ Theodore asked, interrupting her thoughts. Startled, Elizabeth frowned. ‘I have no idea, Teddy,’ she said. ‘And what business is that of yours, anyway?’ Theodore shrugged. ‘Well, as much as Mama and Papa talk about it, I figure it’s everyone’s business.’ Elizabeth sighed. ‘I suppose you have a point.’ She used a hand to shield. I heard you had planned to get engaged that night.”“That’s true. But at this point, that’s all ancient history. I’m glad things are going well for you and Marty!”“They are. Do you and Stephie want to come to my graduation party? It’ll be like nothing you’ve ever been at before!” she smirked.“I think I’m going to pass on that one!” I said, laughing hard. “Honestly, I’m changing my perspective on that kind of stuff.”“Wow. You’re that serious with Stephie?”“Yes, and no. It’s not just Stephie. I. I’ll need you to sign a release.”He opened a drawer, extracted a release form and pushed it across the desk to me. I filled it out, signed it, and pushed it back. I stood, we shook hands, and I headed back down to the ER to see Jessica.“I still have an hour to go,” she said. “Are you going home or staying?”“I’ll stay to walk home with you,” I said. “Is Kara coming at 6:00pm?”“Yes. You know she didn’t want to leave this morning, and it was all I could do to convince her to just wait until the.