Okay, although improvements have been made you still have a ways to go. First off, make sure you don't try to jump off to quickly at what Smiley told you, because I see that it is in fact lengthier, this does not qualify as the "couple of paragraphs" Smiley was most likely getting at. In all, this amounts to three paragraphs at most, which is good, but if you look around in the forums' you'll see that the average installment posts are anywhere between five to ten paragraphs. Now, keep in mind that we all are time strained beings, and life tend to not wait for us while we are creating works of art, but with that all said, if you were to keep your posts as this length I would not obligate. I suppose it would be nice and refreshing to have a small fallback when you don't feel like mini-essays.
Also, I think you kinda rushed through the emotions there, a syndrome most upcoming writers do, and even some who have been doing it for a long time. Here's what I mean.
She cut into my thoughts with something I had nearly forgotten about, " McCarran sent a message over about Boone." I flashed back to Boone yelling for me to run. As she recounted the message that Boone had been found on the side of the road close to Novac almost dead, tears ran down my face in streams.
Now, safely assuming that he wasn't crying prior to the news, i. e. about five seconds ago, tears would not be 'rolling down his face in streams' for two reasons. One, a person cannot cry that quickly, but this is a small nitpick. Two, you could have fleshed out the feeling one he registered that Boone was dead, since he must've been a good friend, or else you wouldn't be crying at all. Maybe this, for example:
"McCarran sent a message over about Boone." I flashed back to Boone yelling for me to run, clothing my own wound in agony. I didn't look back at him once, I couldn't. I didn't want to see what the deathclaws had rendered him. As a tear rolled down my cheek, I hoped to God that he had made it out to the side of the road in at least two pieces. He was a good friend, a good ally, someone who definitely did not deserve such a cruel fate. I still was not sure if even deserved my life.You see how I fleshed it out slightly more, giving them a bit more intimacy. This could also be done for Lucy, or any character.
Either way, good job on your work here, it seems to be developing, looking forward to you implementing and getting better and better.