<div class="floatleft">(http://i39.tinypic.com/33wsll2.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>SO Leta "Bot" Charlaine Lister<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Junior Officers' Quarters, then Lounge and Mess hall<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Day 1<br/><br/>Holding his hand and staring into his eyes, Leta found she didn't try hard enough to make Havuk feel good, so she mirrored his movements but instead placed her hand on his groin, gently caressing it through the fabric of his black trousers. "It has been quite a day indeed," She said and nodded as he offered to order her food. Havuk was a man who knew what kind of food he enjoyed and was surely someone who'd make sure to pick something she liked as well, but left Leta curious nevertheless. Still fondling his skin, she looked at the dish that had just been served and took a sip of the ice tea he had ordered for the both of them. "This food smells absolutely delicious. You've made a good choice," She said with a smile, trying to open up his belt as she used her left hand to eat a bit of the chicken. "And no, old ways are often not the worst ones.<em>Do you like the way I'm touching you, honey?</em>" She whispered into his ear, her warm breath tickling his curved earshells as she spoke. "I joined Starfleet because I felt I had no other place to go. My teacher and your friend, Data, had his deal of influence on me and told me how being on a starship had granted him at least some humanity, which I am striving for as well." Leta added, now sucking on his neck, almost leaving a green hickey there and slid her hand inside of his trousers now fully, resting itself upon his virile member.<br/><br/>All the time that she sat like that, she hoped Havuk was enjoying what she did. She smiled as he spoke, looked him in the eye, touched him... Everything had gone well. Having ordered a pavlova to share as a dessert and having had a lovely evening together, watching how the lights dimmed, Leta knew it was time for her to leave, or more or less run away. "I am afraid I must leave now," She said abruptly, remembering Virginia's words that Havuk would like her more if he had to chase her, so she ran away, leaving him alone and confused. "I will see you soon."