Does anyone feel as though there will be a male and/or female Quarian LI?

There has been speculation in this thread bsn.boards.net/thread/2530/reyes-mystery-man (spoilers in the thread & video) that a voice named "Reyes" from the gameplay trailer that could be a Male Quarian.

Chances of there being Quarians in Andromeda? 50%

Chances of there being a Quarian love interest? 50% of the previous 50%

Chances of that love interest being male? 50% of the previous 50%

All in all there is a 1/8 chance that there is a quarian male love interest in the game.

Given the timeline, I'll be surprised if there are any quarians in Andromeda at all, much less a love interest.

I hope if there are quarians this is the case. They went out of their way to present the 'fleet mentality' of the quarians, so having a large number completely abandoning the migrant fleet would feel off. A very small number of individual rebellious quarians signing up would be much better in my eyes.

There's this incredibly optimistic part of me that remembers the speculation that there won't be any Turians in Andromeda, because the first trailers didn't show any Turians. I could see Quarians being kinda rare, but, have yet to see any valid argument for why they wouldn't be in the game at all. If they aren't and the writers come up with a believable reason, well -  I'll be disappointed (as will many fans, judging by the results of the 'favorite ME species' poll) but whatever, I'll move on. The incredibly optimistic part of me is thinking that they're going to reveal that Quarians are in the game by revealing that really important character that 'just so happens' to be Quarian. They're just not ready to show him(?) yet. Kill two birds: reveal character, get the fans excited. As a marketing strategy it makes sense.

But yeah, Quarians with their tech wizardry and experience in maintaining self-sustaining live ships would make sense as an asset to the Initiative. And since Tali does mention Quarians who don't return from their Pilgrimage, there are already-in-game non-lore-bending ways to get them to want to go. Also, it presents a great story-telling opportunity: who are these Quarians who reject Flotilla life? Who are maybe a little selfish, or a little fed up, or a little rebellious? I, as a player, would love the opportunity to meet one and find out!

Also, because I'm a huge nerd and did the math - even if 10,000 Quarians left the Flotilla, that's only 0.00059 percent of the entire population. They could make up those numbers, easily, in a single generation just by lifting the 'one kid only' ban. Just putting that out there And I'm no geneticist, but that seems to be a decent number for starting a viable population, especially in a reality where gene therapy is a thing.