Rendezvous with Grandmama
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The Captain had told her she could take as much time as she needed. He also suggested she take some time to spend with her parents on the Titan, but she refused. She was working through her grief, so even when they told her her grandmother was coming aboard for a few days in transport, it didnât even register.Â
âLt. Troi-Riker, report to transporter room one.â She shook her head, but left to report to the transporter room.Â
Lwaxana hadn't been planning to go anywhere, her duties as an ambassador these days were few, but after speaking with her daughter a few days prior, she had been on the comm arranging passage for a visit.Â
"Oh my dear, I came as soon as I heard," she spoke as she stepped off the transport pad. The sympathy in her voice was thick, but genuine. However the sadness she was feeling was kept behind barrier, her granddaughter was exuding enough of her own to fill the tiny room. Lwaxana knew far too many of life's tragedies, but she had always hoped that her granddaughter would be spared them. Even though she very much doubted that would ever be the case. The people that were the closest to her had a tendency to attract these sorts of things.















