Stef looked at Jones as the Tech paced back and forth, arms folded behind her back, looking for all the world as though she were considering the deepest, most philosophical question this side of Trek vs. Wars. After a moment, Andrea stopped pacing. ‘Are you sure he’s the one?’ Stef nodded. ‘Yeah,’ she said with […]
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November 16th Stef felt her nose twitch, a moment later, the smell of coffee happily invaded and she sat up, grasping for the nearby cup. ‘I’ll have to remember,’ she heard Jones say, ‘that if we ever have to wake you up, fairy-tale-style, that all we need is hot caffeine, rather than a handsome prince, […]
November 12th There were three sharp knocks on Ryan’s door. He quickly scanned the outside, saw it was Grigori, then required it open. Ryan looked up from the recruit discipline report and saw the agent. He stood and shook the man’s hand before sitting back down and clearing his desk of paperwork. Grigori took the […]
November 12th There was a light above her head. A small, yellow light. It was round. It was pretty. The light seemed to halo out from it, like sun breaking through thin clouds, or a lamp in a dusty room. Hey, you’re back. Huh? You’re out, genius.
November 5th Ryan paused in his paperwork when Jones’ face appeared in his HUD. [Sir, could I see you for a minute?] [Of course,] he said. [What is it?] He placed his pen down and shifted to the tech’s lab. Jones ignored him for a moment while he crouched in one of the lab’s corners. […]
Even in a building filled with angels, heaven on Earth was hard to find. There were, however, small areas of bliss.
October 1st Magnolia looked down at the small robot bumping into her foot – the small, comical-looking machine had a bag of popcorn attached to it, and a small sign instructing her to take some. She took a small handful, then lifted her feet so it could pass. She lifted her head and smiled at […]
Even in a building filled with angels, heaven on Earth was hard to find. There were, however, small areas of bliss. Magnolia sighed happily against the stomach – there was no softer place in the world than on top of the purple-headed tech. The girl’s belly accommodated her easily, and rose and fell gently as […]
There was a knock. Stef ignored it. There was a second knock. Stef looked up at the door – it was Ryan’s office, and he still wasn’t back, so there was no reason to acknowledge the knocker. The knocks turned into pounds. ‘I know you’re in there, newbie!’