[She wasn't the first person to grab him after he'd gotten them out, plenty of others having grasped his arms in a sense of panic and a need to ground themselves as they tried to make sense of where they were. What was different this time was the way she tried to tug him towards the exit, something which he made a point to take the lead on since he'd already gotten through the debris to the massive hole in the shuttle wall a few times over.]

So I've been told.

[And he still hasn't stopped to take care of it because that's just how he is.]

You are too, you know. Feeling light headed at all?

[He glanced at her, frowning slightly.]

I don't think it's going to explode. I haven't seen any fuel leaks or heard anything too distressing.