Gregory Gray
CorSec SAIC
Tyrena, Corellia
Greg piloted the borrowed Mandalmotors LUX-3 landspeeder down the causeway linking Tyrena and the Golden Beaches, his destination. Unusual for him, his speeder traveled at legal speed limits due mainly to his preoccupation with current events in his life rather than any desire to appease the speed gods of the causeway – the traffic enforcement division of public security.
His recent breaches of protocol landed him on a temporary suspension pending further investigation meaning if more complaints were received from any agencies or civilians he would terminated. That bothered him but wasn’t the real cause of his pensive nature this day. It was Rekha; or, more precisely, his having to accept that she would never be interested in him. Not as long as Jon Burke was alive at any rate and he had a suspicion Burke could have him eliminated a lot easier than he could eliminate Burke – had he been so inclined. So that left him empty and disappointed and put him in this position of “accepting his fate.”
That’s why he was home taking a break from the search for Burke at Rekha’s behest. Clearing his mind of any hopes or expectations was the order of business if he was to retain his sanity.
The best way he knew to do that was lying on the golden sand of his favorite beach and drinking large quantities of corellian rum.
Greg found a recliner near a beach bar and claimed it, telling the waitress to keep the umbrella drinks coming. If he was sober enough, he planned to walk down to the black gold beaches. Being sober would be a definite problem.
[member="Nephesh Raivah"]
Greg piloted the borrowed Mandalmotors LUX-3 landspeeder down the causeway linking Tyrena and the Golden Beaches, his destination. Unusual for him, his speeder traveled at legal speed limits due mainly to his preoccupation with current events in his life rather than any desire to appease the speed gods of the causeway – the traffic enforcement division of public security.
His recent breaches of protocol landed him on a temporary suspension pending further investigation meaning if more complaints were received from any agencies or civilians he would terminated. That bothered him but wasn’t the real cause of his pensive nature this day. It was Rekha; or, more precisely, his having to accept that she would never be interested in him. Not as long as Jon Burke was alive at any rate and he had a suspicion Burke could have him eliminated a lot easier than he could eliminate Burke – had he been so inclined. So that left him empty and disappointed and put him in this position of “accepting his fate.”
That’s why he was home taking a break from the search for Burke at Rekha’s behest. Clearing his mind of any hopes or expectations was the order of business if he was to retain his sanity.
The best way he knew to do that was lying on the golden sand of his favorite beach and drinking large quantities of corellian rum.
Greg found a recliner near a beach bar and claimed it, telling the waitress to keep the umbrella drinks coming. If he was sober enough, he planned to walk down to the black gold beaches. Being sober would be a definite problem.
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[member="Nephesh Raivah"]