ILLUMINARRPG: (03- 2047) COps Lieutenant Dieter Gregory and Vixen Reolra Dosar

[Dieter Gregory]

Mission:  A Cure Delayed
Day: 3
Stardate: 2445.10.27

(USS Illuminar - The Prancing Pony COps Lieutenant Dieter Gregory and 
Vixen Reolra Dosar - 2027)

The conversation was getting lively.  Gregory was enjoying the back and 
forth.  Of course, his mind was further into the evening, with a more in 
depth chat later with both of these fine ladies.

Diane leaned over, her knee connecting to his outer thigh. "Dear Dieter, 
have you been suffering from this affliction long?"

It was time for him to get in the game, maybe seal the deal.  Of course, 
this was delicate work or he could lose both, and that would not do.

"Well, Diane," he began softly, "I may have had it for years.  However, 
the stress of the last mission has caused a flair.  It's a very serous 
and I was fortunate that Reolra recognized the symptoms.  I'm even 
luckier to realize there are two women trained in recognizing and 
treating this cursed condition.  Rikertitus is nothing to laugh at," he 
was beginning to react to Diane's actions.  "And ... and flairs need to 
be treated promptly."

Reolra leaned in close, the top of her blouse open to remind Dieter of 
her assets.  Picking up an oyster, she ever so slowly lifted it to 
Dieters lips.  "You have to keep up your enegy if we are going to have 
any chance of taming this flair.  Sitting up might be too stressful," 
she said.  Leaning back,she moved to the chair next to Dieter, "Come," 
she said, pulling his head owards her shoulder. "Rest here Dieter while 
Diane and I compare treatment protocols."

"Should we consider moving our patient to someplace more quiet? I would 
be interested in your treatment methods, if you were interested in 
sharing.  Gregory seems to have a very firm case of rikertitus.  And 
with the stress of his job, we might need to consider a more 
collaborative arrangement," Reolra said, "and I am sure I could learn a 
lot from you about the treatment of this disease..." she said letting 
her thought fade into the ether.

(Reply Diane)
(Posted by Tim