Kyla had no idea why she decided to make Christmas dinner this year. She never really had the traditional 'Christmas Dinner' you saw in movies and she had to read up about it in some magazines to try and make sure she knew what she was doing. She had sent invites out to everyone - Allison, Kyle, her father of course, and to Ellen and Caprica. ( Read more... )

It was sad to see all the Three's go, but that model had kind of been insufferable lately anyways. John knew his brothers and sisters were religious, but the Threes were just so annoying about it. Besides, he thought, it wouldn't do with the secret of who the Final Five were to get out ( Read more... )

John was under no delusions that this conversation was going to be entirely pleasant. It was a long-time coming and he hoped he and Leoben could come to some sort of an agreement. John wasn't sure what would happen if they couldn't. They both had different investments in the village and Alissa posed a danger to some of them. Of course, she posed ( Read more... )

He'd made too many errors, he could tell that. The Vulcan was fighting as savagely as Khan was, and proving his statement about 'not being able to break a rule' to have been in error. The shapely Lieutenant beamed down and shouted something about Khan being Kirk's only hope... then nothingness.

The trial... the trial afterwards was a mockery. ( Read more... )

John had some reservations about the meeting, but he also knew that it was necessary. He had promised his daughter to take every precaution and he knew she was somewhere close by no doubt with a sniper rifle in her hand in case things went wrong. He had to wonder how it would have been different had the war never happened ( Read more... )

Kyla had no idea how this was going to go, but she felt as if her stomach were in knots and she had drank a dose of water contaminated with heavy metal. If her father and Leoben didn't get along, she wasn't sure what she was going to do. It had to be done, though, and so she asked her father to meet her at the cafe. It seemed like a good, neutral ( Read more... )

Kyla's mind reeled as she left the clinic and made her way through the village with the bakery as her goal. While she missed her dad and was glad on some level he was here - and that he knew her was a bonus - it brought a lot of issues into the mix. How was she going to tell her father he was a grandpa? How was she going to explain Leoben? And what ( Read more... )

John was four months old now and it was something that Kyla still had a hard time getting her mind around. Four months. The doctors said that even for a premature baby, John was growing up strong and Kyla had a feeling that Leoben's genetics were to thank for that. Her own body was almost back to the way it used to be and even though John's sleep ( Read more... )

It's strange to get an message from Leoben regarding Kyla. That Kyla wants to talk strikes Alissa as strange and she has to wonder 'why'. Leoben had assured her that she's not in trouble, but there's little else she can think of that would constitute a conversation with the daughter of the Resistance Leader ( Read more... )

Truth be told, George was a little hesitant about getting a job here.  He knew he needed one, knew he couldn't rely on some sort of allowance-it wasn't in him and how his folks raised him, but it was still a little hard to believe that he could (he would) get settled in this place. Everything was so foreign while being so familiar-and so separate ( Read more... )