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Title : Laura's completely and totally canon, not at all crack, pre-miniseries meeting of Bill Adama, Lee Adama, Helena Cain, Peter Corman, Aaron Kelley, and Jackson 'Dipper' Spencer.
Summary : Seriously?
Rating : M for the overall story
Fandon : BSG
A/N Thanks mmegiry for taking the time to beta this. Any remaining errors are because of last minute changes I made.
chapter 3
“Just a moment, sir. I need to see your visitor's badge.”
Bill wondered if there had been an actual attack somewhere that had raised the threat level or just chatter. Security in this part of the building seemed to have been beefed up considerably since only the day before. This was the third time he had been stopped in as many corridors.
Still waiting for the return of his badge and permission to go ahead, Bill saw the woman from yesterday duck out of her office. Moving to the Secretary of Defense's door, she took down the message still taped to it.
Terrific thought Bill. The Secretary of Defense still wasn't back.
Unlike her fitted pencil skirt of yesterday, her loose not quite knee length skirt of today had a flirty swish to it as she turned to head back to her own office.
Smiling, she affixed the note to her own door before going back inside.
“You're clear to proceed, sir.” The agent told him as he handed back Bill's badge. “Down the hall to the last door.”
Making his way down the hall, Bill lingered a moment at her door. He considered knocking, but he didn't.
Thinking back to their meeting the day before, it wasn't as if she hadn't been fairly clear from the start about her lack of interest. While he wouldn't go so far as to say she had been polite about it in the beginning, it wasn't until after Bill had ignored several of her not at all subtle attempts to get him to leave that she had resorted to more drastic measures. And going off of what she had said that day it seemed like Bill had not been her only overly ardent suitor.
If anything, he should be the one to apologize, but from their interaction yesterday he was left with the distinct impression that dropping the matter entirely would be more appreciated than any apology he could offer.
“Husker! There you are.”
The Secretary of Defense offered no apologies for the day before as he passed Bill and started to unlock the door to his office. “After the Cabinet meeting yesterday the President called me into his office to go over some things. I tell you that man couldn't find his own ass if he was sitting on both hands. And once he gets started talking it's just yap, yap, yap.”
Turning back from the now unlocked door, the Admiral asked. “Husker, you coming?”
With one last glance at her door, Bill followed the Admiral into his office.
tbc?
Summary : Seriously?
Rating : M for the overall story
Fandon : BSG
A/N Thanks mmegiry for taking the time to beta this. Any remaining errors are because of last minute changes I made.
chapter 3
“Just a moment, sir. I need to see your visitor's badge.”
Bill wondered if there had been an actual attack somewhere that had raised the threat level or just chatter. Security in this part of the building seemed to have been beefed up considerably since only the day before. This was the third time he had been stopped in as many corridors.
Still waiting for the return of his badge and permission to go ahead, Bill saw the woman from yesterday duck out of her office. Moving to the Secretary of Defense's door, she took down the message still taped to it.
Terrific thought Bill. The Secretary of Defense still wasn't back.
Unlike her fitted pencil skirt of yesterday, her loose not quite knee length skirt of today had a flirty swish to it as she turned to head back to her own office.
Smiling, she affixed the note to her own door before going back inside.
“You're clear to proceed, sir.” The agent told him as he handed back Bill's badge. “Down the hall to the last door.”
Making his way down the hall, Bill lingered a moment at her door. He considered knocking, but he didn't.
Thinking back to their meeting the day before, it wasn't as if she hadn't been fairly clear from the start about her lack of interest. While he wouldn't go so far as to say she had been polite about it in the beginning, it wasn't until after Bill had ignored several of her not at all subtle attempts to get him to leave that she had resorted to more drastic measures. And going off of what she had said that day it seemed like Bill had not been her only overly ardent suitor.
If anything, he should be the one to apologize, but from their interaction yesterday he was left with the distinct impression that dropping the matter entirely would be more appreciated than any apology he could offer.
“Husker! There you are.”
The Secretary of Defense offered no apologies for the day before as he passed Bill and started to unlock the door to his office. “After the Cabinet meeting yesterday the President called me into his office to go over some things. I tell you that man couldn't find his own ass if he was sitting on both hands. And once he gets started talking it's just yap, yap, yap.”
Turning back from the now unlocked door, the Admiral asked. “Husker, you coming?”
With one last glance at her door, Bill followed the Admiral into his office.
tbc?