Where did I get the idea that Janette is particularly good with numbers?  In "Can't Run, Can't Hide," where she does her own business taxes by hand and implies she checks her accountant's work?  I don't remember, but it's one of the character tidbits in "And So It Goes," which I wrote for a very good friend, to whom at the time I still felt obliged to provide ample evidence that I no longer believed Janette had died in "The Human Factor" (I was such an irritating newbie; you have no idea).  Thus this story, my first contribution to the Song Challenge, the longest-running fiction challenge in FK, originally issued by Susan G.

	•	Title:	"And So It Goes"
	•	Length:	~6,300 words
	•	Date:	Posted to FKFic-L in February 1997
	•	Rating:	PG-13
	•	Summary:	Janette sees Nick for the first time since he brought her back across in "The Human Factor."
	•	Setting:	In Paris after "Last Knight"
	•	Characters:	Janette, Nick
	•	Quotation:	"He looked haggard, thin, and he had a beard again -- shaving was always the first thing he neglected when he decided that ignoring his body would help save his soul."