After having waited for the war to end, Shepard tries to find the courage to confess her feelings for Liara. Little does she know, Liara still feels the same way. While life and a bit of mental instability get in the way, Shepard has to deal with the possibility that her friend might have someone already. Will they end up together?

A young Jane Shepherd is in C-Sec custody after being left behind by the Reds around the same time Liara T'Soni travels to the Citadel on behalf of her mother to assist in the translation of newly discovered Prothean tablets. What happens when their paths cross and the good doctor finds that this scruffy, confusing human with the temperament of a varren can read Prothean?

If someone had told Shepard she'd go from being scourge of the battlefield to a well-dressed ballroom disaster in the blink of a politician's eye, she would have laughed in their faces. But the war has left her nation in desperate need of allies, and an asari heiress needs a charming suitor... Benezia has concerns. Aethyta has feelings. Aria has plans. Tevos just wants to get laid.

For years, Liara has managed to conceal the fact that she was in love with Lisbeth Shepard, but the Asari matriarchs have a proposition for them both that could change everything.

"To be a ship's medic is to be doctor, priest, teacher, and parent to your crewmates. You're the one who's supposed to fix everything, the one they scream for in agony, the only one upon whose shoulder it is permissible to cry. They willingly bare their souls to you. And that sacred trust is how I endure." Karin Chakwas reflects on her time aboard the Normandy.