Outpost 42
Teller's Quarters Happy Father's Day Aedan Teller
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Three days before Father’s day
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Aedan Teller could buy anything in the galaxy he wanted. Homes, vehicles, shuttles, toys, clothes, heck even people could be bought with the number of credits he had at his disposal. This made getting him a Father’s Day gift extremely problematic. Last year it was easy. She framed a pic of Cera from a sonar gram and gave him a count down to the day of the birth. Aedan was thrilled and placed both objects on his OMAP desk. This year however it had been weeks since she had started searching. It was his first real Father’s Day and she was bingo on ideas. Tossing the scanner across the desk Jessica sighed. While being pregnant again would have made this easy, she was not ready for another baby with Cera only being six months old.
“Bwwwwwwww,” Jessica blew a raspberry at their daughter sitting in the bouncy seat on the edge of the desk.
Cera giggled back and imitated the sound causing a large glob of drool to drip down her chin. “I love coming to work with you Mommy,” she said in her mind. “You are silly. Why can’t we do this all the tie,” Cera was abruptly cut off by a bib covering her mouth and wiping the drool off. She scrunched up her nose giving her mom an annoyed look.
“We are gonna be so happy when you get those teeth in won’t we,” she winked at her tucking the bib down around her outfit.
“I’m gonna be happy when you put down that towel every ten seconds. I am six months mom. Drool is cool. All the kids are doing it. You are making me.....stah.......ma…,”Cera thought and jerked her face away clearly no longer enamored with her mother. Every time she tried to explain to Jessica something, her mom was there with the towel wiping her face. It was annoying as heck and Cera need to find a way to get her mom to stop.
“Oh my love,” Jessica chased her daughter’s face with the bib. It was annoying as heck to chase her daughter’s face with the towel and Jessica needed to find a way to get Cera to stop. “Now,” she said tucking her bib back down, “lets find a gift for your daddy.
Lt. Commander Jessica Teller XO