Timothy's room was fairly clean still, housing a comfortable wide bed, given his tendency to move around when sleeping at times he had requested that, and the door to the small bathroom nearby. There was a simple desk, with his personal belongings bag lifted atop it there, waiting. There was a table nearby, as well as a pair of chairs, for times when he might need to talk to someone privately in that room, another little request. Between them, a simple, lithe table, presently empty other than an unopened package with a deck of cards within it. A small wall-mounted shelf at one wall, presently empty, the space was a premium on starships anyway and as such Timothy felt he had already been fairly greedy with his requests before boarding. The thing was, he didn't know if he was going to go home again, at all, so he wanted to feel a bit more at home aboard the ship.<br/><br/>Standing behind her as she began to undress, Timothy blinked in surprise but watched her, swallowing again audibly as he observed her the motions making him shiver a little. "Ahh, yes it would be best to uncover the area that the mole is at then, despite some advancement in the field, I will be able to answer better if I see it directly." He tried to remain courteous, but his eyes had already began to admire that chest, and the motion within it when it springed free there.<br/><br/>Holding his breath, he figured at the time she had the mole somewhere on her chest then, taking a step towards her as he caught himself, pausing for a moment. "So ah where exactly is this mole that is bothering you? Most of them aren't actually more than little beauty marks or a minor quirk of our bodies, but it is good to be careful, especially on journeys like this.." He was trying to refer to medical knowledge to keep himself in a leash. One part of him, though, was showing the clear interest in her bosom's bared form though, standing up to greet her. The parted labcoat on him didn't do much to his the bulge of his pants though he briefly tried to pull one side over to the other, and by doing so close the coat enough to hide that for a moment at least.