Dialogue the First
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Category:
+M through R › Mass Effect
Rating:
Adult +
Chapters:
13
Views:
3,589
Reviews:
1
Recommended:
0
Currently Reading:
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{I know. But it's over. It has to be.}
"What does that mean?"
The man from the bank was professional, cold. "Until we have confirmation from the Alliance Military of Commander Shepard's death, we will continue to administer her funds as she instructed while she was alive."
"You're telling me she actually wrote in a clause about disappearing?"
"Of course. Commander Shepard was a highly responsible woman, and well aware of the risks inherent in the nature of her work."
"She fell through space. Onto a planet."
"I am aware of that," the man said patiently.
"But you refuse to accept that she's dead."
"No remains were returned to her family and the Alliance Military has conceded that they do not have any further information of Commander Shepard's wheareabouts after the crash of the Normandy."
"Because she's dead."
"When we get confirmation of that, we will proceed with dismantling her estate. Until then, Lieutenant Alenko, we will do our fiduciary duties in accordance with her stated wishes."
Kaidan looked down at the datapad, closed his eyes. "You don't ever get tired of protecting me, do you?"
"I beg your pardon?"
Kaidan shook his head. "I didn't.... I wasn't talking to you."
"I understand. I won't take up any more of your time, Lieutenant Alenko."
The man from the bank was professional, cold. "Until we have confirmation from the Alliance Military of Commander Shepard's death, we will continue to administer her funds as she instructed while she was alive."
"You're telling me she actually wrote in a clause about disappearing?"
"Of course. Commander Shepard was a highly responsible woman, and well aware of the risks inherent in the nature of her work."
"She fell through space. Onto a planet."
"I am aware of that," the man said patiently.
"But you refuse to accept that she's dead."
"No remains were returned to her family and the Alliance Military has conceded that they do not have any further information of Commander Shepard's wheareabouts after the crash of the Normandy."
"Because she's dead."
"When we get confirmation of that, we will proceed with dismantling her estate. Until then, Lieutenant Alenko, we will do our fiduciary duties in accordance with her stated wishes."
Kaidan looked down at the datapad, closed his eyes. "You don't ever get tired of protecting me, do you?"
"I beg your pardon?"
Kaidan shook his head. "I didn't.... I wasn't talking to you."
"I understand. I won't take up any more of your time, Lieutenant Alenko."