AndreaSubbie
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"Crumbs, Sir!" was all that Elli could think to respond. There was just so much to process.
Elli was delighted that Ma'am was going to be so fully involved in training her and preparing her for the initiation, in assessing how ready she was. Ma'am was an ally, totally on Elli's side, fully supporting her. Sir seemed a bit more reluctant, like he wasn't yet completely convinced that the initiation would take place at all, and even if it did there was no certainty of her being put through the Difficult level. Maybe in her sessions with Ma'am, if she impressed her enough, Ma'am could then persuade Sir to let her do it? Obviously, Elli had to convince Sir, too. In fact, she had to convince Sir most of all.
"Um, just to say, Sir, that I'm committed to doing this, to impressing you and Ma'am, that I won't let you down, either of you, that I really want to make you both proud? And I know I don't know what's actually in the initiation, or when, or where, but I'm sure I'm ready, or will be after your extra training, and will do everything required to the full and to the best of my ability. I so want to earn consideration for the Extreme Development Initiation, Sir?"
Elli wanted to jump up straight and stand to attention like a good soldier, but she was still leaning forward on the chair, earnestly trying to make her case, to persuade. Which reminded her; that afternoon she would gather more stamps and signatures on her booking-in sheet. There was almost always another clerk in the company office while she was there, someone who would be able to deal with the constant flow of young male soldiers who daily seemed to need her help with something, especially some form or other that she needed to complete for them on her computer while they hovered by her shoulder, with them often leaning forward to read her screen better. Which just proved that girl soldiers must be better organised. But Sir had said to complete her sheet by the end of the week, and she wanted it done by first thing Friday morning, completed in four days for Sir's final signature on her fifth day. She was sure she could do it.
Elli was delighted that Ma'am was going to be so fully involved in training her and preparing her for the initiation, in assessing how ready she was. Ma'am was an ally, totally on Elli's side, fully supporting her. Sir seemed a bit more reluctant, like he wasn't yet completely convinced that the initiation would take place at all, and even if it did there was no certainty of her being put through the Difficult level. Maybe in her sessions with Ma'am, if she impressed her enough, Ma'am could then persuade Sir to let her do it? Obviously, Elli had to convince Sir, too. In fact, she had to convince Sir most of all.
"Um, just to say, Sir, that I'm committed to doing this, to impressing you and Ma'am, that I won't let you down, either of you, that I really want to make you both proud? And I know I don't know what's actually in the initiation, or when, or where, but I'm sure I'm ready, or will be after your extra training, and will do everything required to the full and to the best of my ability. I so want to earn consideration for the Extreme Development Initiation, Sir?"
Elli wanted to jump up straight and stand to attention like a good soldier, but she was still leaning forward on the chair, earnestly trying to make her case, to persuade. Which reminded her; that afternoon she would gather more stamps and signatures on her booking-in sheet. There was almost always another clerk in the company office while she was there, someone who would be able to deal with the constant flow of young male soldiers who daily seemed to need her help with something, especially some form or other that she needed to complete for them on her computer while they hovered by her shoulder, with them often leaning forward to read her screen better. Which just proved that girl soldiers must be better organised. But Sir had said to complete her sheet by the end of the week, and she wanted it done by first thing Friday morning, completed in four days for Sir's final signature on her fifth day. She was sure she could do it.