A dilemma and a late night in

"Where did you find him?" Leo stared at the covered man as Allen and Veronica had him laid out on a stretcher.

"Is he gonna be okay?" Dot stood some distance away, watching as her parents lifted him up.

"That's what we're going to find out sweetie."

"Leo," Allen turned to his son."help clear the stuff around the airlock so we can get through."

"What should we call him?" Dot asked some time later as they watched him from behind the glass of the Gringot's examination room, asleep in the nearby bed. His body lay covered head to toe in electrodes as life support machines beeped around him.

"Dot, he already has a name, Veronica looked over at her daughter. "When he wakes up i'm sure he'll tell you."

"You kids go run along now, me and your mum need to talk some things over."

Both Leo and dot left without protest as Veronica stepped away from the glass.

"We'll, this is a mess."

"Maybe not, I was digging through some old star plotting records and I think I found something useful."

Allen handed his wife over a data pad.

"Three percent value of the ship for recovery of any personnel of a lost Earth command government vessel?

"That's right." he quirked his lip. "Enough for us to get a new contract with another company, and a big down payment to boot. Thing is there's a catch, the person found has to be an official employee of the government and a member of the crew."

"Are you saying he might be a stowaway."

"Probably not," he reached up and brushed his chin. "Maybe a civilian though, and if that's true then that means we get nothing."

"So what's the plan, we wait for him to wake up and tell us who he is?"

"Guess we have no other choice, he shrugged. Unless you have any other ideas."

"Allen, you'd better not be thinking what I think you are," his wife shot him a serious look.

"Veronica come on. you know I couldn't."

"Good, that's what I thought." She sighed." Any way I think when he wakes up he'll be happy knowing he's not dead, plus there might be more rewards for us that we haven't even thought of."

"Maybe, guess we'll have to wait and see."