nobody told me it ended

Verity can't sleep. Her heart is still pounding, she can't stop shaking, and her ears ring from the noise and fear. She'd taken a shower—she couldn't stand to have the stink of Garrus 9, alien gunpowder and rancid energon and fear sweat, on her for any longer—so at least she's clean, but it hadn't done anything to calm her down.So she's wandering the halls of Ultra Magnus's ship, hoping enough of the Wreckers are sitting vigil with Springer that no one will interrupt her. It's going well, until she's about to round a corner and she hears the sound of a heavy duty frame that's struggling a little. It takes a second to realize it's most likely Impactor; he's the only other one she thinks would leave Springer's side, even if they may have one hell of a history together that Verity thinks she only knows half of, and she'd heard how distinctively messed up his ventilation system is before. She stops in her tracks, wondering if she wants to see him, but before she gets the chance to decide he calls out, "I know you're there. C'mon out."