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Original - Misc › -Slash - Male/Male
Rating:
Adult ++
Chapters:
52
Views:
36,048
Reviews:
358
Recommended:
1
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This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance of characters to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. The Author holds exclusive rights to this work. Unauthorized duplication is prohibited.
January: Week Two
January: Week Two
At the Carrier Education Centre, they were entered into the database by a very kind, androgynous intake nurse. Phidias couldn't help but startle a little at the nurse's appearance - he was obviously a carrier, a very beautiful one, and his femme-masculine beauty was entrancing to watch. Phidias didn't see many carriers in his line of work; the kind of science he did, studies of language and culture, were not deemed critical enough to allow carriers to work in the field. Carriers practicing as doctors, as highly trained psychologists, as skilled engineers - well, that was one thing. But carrier anthropologists? Now that was just a perfectly good waste of valuable pregnancy time.
Phidias watched the man for a minute, moving efficiently about his task. His fingers flew over the keyboard; the black curls of his hair shimmered as he turned back and forth between consoles and papers. Phidias found him beautiful. He wondered about him, imagined him in another life, perhaps the one he'd had before this...thing had come upon him. Had he been a writer then? A soldier? Perhaps a teacher in some small Academy school. Phidias found himself lost in this line of thought, pondering the man's life, and so he was caught a little bit off-guard when, after a few minutes, the nurse smiled up at Phidias and spoke.
"Dr. Alexander, Cadmus' file is all set up. I'll be handing you both a copy of the intake procedures, his schedule for today and the next month, and some preliminary information about where he'll be housed here, and the rules of the Centre."
The nurse stood then, smiling at Phidias first, then extending his hand to Caddy.
"Hi, Cadmus. We're very glad to have you here. Welcome to the CEC."
Caddy didn't answer, just elegantly burst into hysterical tears.
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At the Carrier Education Centre, they were entered into the database by a very kind, androgynous intake nurse. Phidias couldn't help but startle a little at the nurse's appearance - he was obviously a carrier, a very beautiful one, and his femme-masculine beauty was entrancing to watch. Phidias didn't see many carriers in his line of work; the kind of science he did, studies of language and culture, were not deemed critical enough to allow carriers to work in the field. Carriers practicing as doctors, as highly trained psychologists, as skilled engineers - well, that was one thing. But carrier anthropologists? Now that was just a perfectly good waste of valuable pregnancy time.
Phidias watched the man for a minute, moving efficiently about his task. His fingers flew over the keyboard; the black curls of his hair shimmered as he turned back and forth between consoles and papers. Phidias found him beautiful. He wondered about him, imagined him in another life, perhaps the one he'd had before this...thing had come upon him. Had he been a writer then? A soldier? Perhaps a teacher in some small Academy school. Phidias found himself lost in this line of thought, pondering the man's life, and so he was caught a little bit off-guard when, after a few minutes, the nurse smiled up at Phidias and spoke.
"Dr. Alexander, Cadmus' file is all set up. I'll be handing you both a copy of the intake procedures, his schedule for today and the next month, and some preliminary information about where he'll be housed here, and the rules of the Centre."
The nurse stood then, smiling at Phidias first, then extending his hand to Caddy.
"Hi, Cadmus. We're very glad to have you here. Welcome to the CEC."
Caddy didn't answer, just elegantly burst into hysterical tears.
~:~