"You can't go! I forbid it!", Peter snapped at Rhythm.
"One, this is a great opportunity. I am going! And two, you don't get to make that choice for me.", Rhythm shouted in the cargo bay of the USS Hercules.
Colonel Acrylos Teero had successfully restored the lake near Agora Novus from the horrors of the Tacet Syndrome explosions and built the beautiful resort to be named Agora Atlantis. Colonel Teero had offered the command to former Phoenix Fleet Colony Commander Rhythm Dennyson.
"I need a doctor. I am operating a troop transport.", Peter Warren snapped.
"I will be around and I can help you on some missions but this is my passion and Peter, you must understand... Its the water, Peter. I miss the water. A holodeck recreation is not like being in the water. You have to understand.", Rhythm begged.
"I love you, Peter but this is a great opportunity.", Rhythm repeated.
"I own you!", Zek shouted at Dawn as she walked into the offices of Latinum Luxury.
"No one owns me, Zek. I am going to go down and help Rhythm.", Dawn Keystone looked at the Ferengi.
"I will hunt you down!", Zek shouted.
"I can work for both, Ishka. I can still be up here for my shifts but I am going to go help Rhythm.", Dawn snapped.
"I will hurt you.", the Ferengi reached across the table and slapped Dawn.
She grabbed his arm and literally forced him down to the desk, "If you ever touch me again I will drive my hooves through your chest. This is not open for discussion. I am going to help Rhythm.", Dawn looked so ferocious standing over the Ferengi.
The Vulcan T'Waak would have been proud of his creation. She was finally standing up for herself again.
Rhythm and Dawn soon added Satin Coren to their staff. The resort was coming together nicely. Peter came to the resort to see Rhythm. He looked around, "Amazing."
"You really think so?", Rhythm asked.
"A trip to one of Zek's suites or the real damn thing. No contest.", Peter smiled.
"Would you like to go for a real swim?", Rhythm looked at her man.
"I would love to.", Peter grinned.
There would be more than swimming.
Posted by:
Commander Peter Warren
Commanding Officer
USS Hercules
King's Fleet
