He had left the meeting as quickly and silently as he had entered, only giving the others a nod on his way out.  Tosh was not sure about the unofficial gathering that was to occur afterward.  While he did not particularly care for such things, it wouldn't be good if he were to appear entirely unapproachable.  It was still early for such things though.  He could think on it before then.  Social gatherings were certainly not his forte as shown prior with his rather brief encounters in the lounge.<br/><br/>The security chief found his way back to his quarters.  It was a bastion of solitude for him and would likely stay that way.  He was not known for inviting people to his room, especially while on duty even though it was permitted in limited capacity.  Duty came first always, and Tosh was just fine with that.  He always fancied himself as a soldier.  It was what he was good it and what he'd always been told he was.  That left little room for emotional ties even so small as friendships.<br/><br/>He was able to forge so few over the years, but those he had were likely never to vanish.  His thoughts found themselves on Elizabeth.  She was probably his best friend and confidant.  They hadn't spoken in a while.  It might be time to catch up.