She felt the way he hung on to her and - it felt good. It always felt good to know that you could be what someone needed in exactly the moment they needed it. And then she had to smile, spreading across her face and almost shutting her eyes in pleasure.

"Good," it wasn't praise. Just simple happiness that one of the largest obstacle to his become a part of their team would be an easy one to get past. It wasn't that she wasn't aware he might have something dark or dangerous in his past. She'd found him in a graveyard of mirror faces and nothing he'd said in the very few things he'd said had indicated they'd all been created for healthy reasons. But - the Commander was a peacemaker at heart, one of the reasons Lisa followed him so completely and found such comfort in his leadership. He could fight like the devil - but he believed in people's hearts. More than once he's helped Galra in their travels and even offered the lost ones a place on their ship. She thought, no matter what Kuron had done, his heart would match his eyes. And they were sincere eyes. That he included her in it:

"And thank you." There was laughter somewhere behind her eyes as she added: "And then you can tell me why you woke up looking for a children's show."