It hits her, as these memories are wont to do, at exactly the wrong moment, when she's in the middle of talking to a patient. Even though she's had more than enough experience sharing another's mind by now, what she had with Jean-Luc was not nearly as intense and overwhelming as this. They were careful with one another, delicate almost. This is a storm of emotion threatening to drown her.

She stumbles back, gasping, her nurse rushing to her side with concern. Though everyone at the hospital knows of these memory-sharing occurrences by now, and know it's nothing permanent, they send her home for the day anyway. As soon as she's back at her apartment and calmed down somewhat, she picks up her phone to call.

"Jim? Jim, it's Beverly... I think... I think we need to talk. I just saw one of you memories." Or rather, his memory of Spock's memories. The supernova. It can't... not after all the work Spock has put into reunifying Vulcan and Romulus.