USS Memorial
CNS Office (Attn. Janzen)
Posted by Captain Tralla Zoarhi (Captain) in CNS Office (Attn. Janzen)
Posted by Commander BJ Janzen (Scientist/Mission Specialist) in CNS Office (Attn. Janzen)
Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Lissan Zenobia (Counselor) in CNS Office (Attn. Janzen)
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SNIP“What would you say is the most difficult part of it all? The most rewarding?” Lissan kept her commentary soft, quick. This was less about her interrogation of his psyche than learning who Janzen was as a person. Despite being a strong telepath, there were still some things only interaction could say for certain.
Dr. Lissan
CNSThat was a good question. “Well the most difficult part is that I’m not Lilith’s biological father; either one. And she also knows it too. So I’m constantly trying not to push her too hard. I want a positive relationship. But, I know I need to be more of a father to her. It’s hard to juggle. I don’t want to push her away. The most rewarding is building that relationship with her and her mother. It’s exciting to see how she and I are creating this new family.”
Janzen
Lissan could fend off the smile that ravaged her expression. Blended families, as she preferred to call them, were among the most special of bonds. It was always rewarding to hear of or see them forming bonds despite no genetic relation to each other. “That’s beautiful, Janzen.” Zenobia fell quiet for a moment, glancing over at her note pad. Pushing it away, she returned her attention to BJ. “Tell me about Lilith, through your eyes.”
Dr. Lissan
CNSHe didn’t know his daughter that well. That was part of his problem. “She so much like her mother. She’s headstrong. intelligent; I wish I knew her better. She wants to be an engineer; like her mom. She’d be good at it.”
Janzen
Tralla had just gotten a few moments to be able to go to her own Counseling session she knew BJ was in the middle of his Session with the counselor but she knew he would not mind if they combined their sessions She walked upto the office and rang the chime
Tralla
“I—.” Lissan was cut off by the sound of the chime. Furrowing her eyebrows, she checked her appointment list. She didn’t have anything scheduled for the time being. “Just a second, Commander.” She frowned, “Come in!*” The mechanical voice escaped her with ease.
Dr. Lissan
CNS