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She could tell that he was a little more by the book than she preferred and she was not very happy that he tried to pass her off to a Nikolas Blom, she was not a trophy to passed off. She was a little hurt that he shot down her advances, but given the fact he was not really available, it was to be expected. | She could tell that he was a little more by the book than she preferred and she was not very happy that he tried to pass her off to a Nikolas Blom, she was not a trophy to passed off. She was a little hurt that he shot down her advances, but given the fact he was not really available, it was to be expected. | ||
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Mission 6: What is it to be human, part 2.
Emily Martinez met Aidan Thornton for the first time in this mission as she prepared to be board the DFS Lavie. She was a little flirtasous with him, which was a little uncalled for her, but Emily had a way of hitting on guys that were not available to her. She was attracted to men she could not have.
Emily recalled that Aiden was a little surprised that two officers that were related were being assigned to the same ship, during this mission, Emily's older brother Dom Martinez was also assigned to the ship. She had heard that Dom was aboard but had yet to see him. With a crew of only 300 she assumed she would run into him eventually. She knew it was more likely she would run into Aiden a lot more since he was the Executive Officer of the DFS Lavie.
She could tell that he was a little more by the book than she preferred and she was not very happy that he tried to pass her off to a Nikolas Blom, she was not a trophy to passed off. She was a little hurt that he shot down her advances, but given the fact he was not really available, it was to be expected.
