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After the dreamscape, where he was a Maquis fighter, Cory awoke with Ayiana Sevo in his arms. Things spiraled down from there. Cory didn't realized it at the time, but feelings for his friend crept to the surface and he was in denial of them. When he came clean to his wife, she reacted about as well as Cory could expect. After, he stopped speaking with Petra and avoiding her as much as possible as he wrestled with the feeling for both women. Eventually Petra was offered a position on the USS Triumphant, along with a promotion. She left Cory to take the position. | After the dreamscape, where he was a Maquis fighter, Cory awoke with Ayiana Sevo in his arms. Things spiraled down from there. Cory didn't realized it at the time, but feelings for his friend crept to the surface and he was in denial of them. When he came clean to his wife, she reacted about as well as Cory could expect. After, he stopped speaking with Petra and avoiding her as much as possible as he wrestled with the feeling for both women. Eventually Petra was offered a position on the USS Triumphant, along with a promotion. She left Cory to take the position. | ||
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! style="background:#E6E6E6;" |5 year with Starbase 118. | ! style="background:#E6E6E6;" |5 year with Starbase 118. | ||
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! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | Sheathed Sword | |||
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! style="background:#E6E6E6;" | The Sheathed Sword is an award we present not just for putting characters through the ringer, but exploring the consequences of those experiences. Cory Stoyer is a fantastic example of what a writer can do when they choose to let their character be flawed and make mistakes. We’ve seen him break and rebuild relationships and battle with his own self-doubt, while always striving to become the person he wants to be. It’s made for compelling reading and a fascinating character, and I’m proud to recognise Mike with the Sheathed Sword! | |||
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