The emergency message from Starfleet declaring that all yeomen were to report to the hangar deck surprised Daniela. The timing was so strange. Only one week to go in her six week Yeoman course and she would have been assigned to a ship anyway. She wondered what important things they were supposed to be learning in the last week, and hoped there ( Read more... )

Well that was a close call.

Slowly waking up in her big, cozy bed, Daniela scooted back a bit, wanting Leonard's warmth to encompass her. Not feeling any warmer, she scooted back a bit more, then more. She gave a sleepy pout. He must have gone into the bathroom ( Read more... )

Leaving the ship on an away mission was pretty hit or miss. Sometimes literally. It was always nice to go somewhere with fresh air and a wide, open sky over your head to combat the cabin fever that took hold of the crew every so often, but there was always the chance that whoever lived on those planets wouldn't be very welcoming. In fact, it ( Read more... )

After the biggest fight she and Leonard had ever had, Dani went back home to cry alone in her room. It wasn't long before her mother came in questioning her ( Read more... )

So why won't you sign this?

"Here, have another tissue, dear," the officiant's wife told Dani, holding one out to her ( Read more... )

Dani pulled another college brochure closer to herself to read as she lay sprawled out on her bed. Pretty soon she was going to have to pick the place that would be her home for four years, putting her on the path to adulthood and a career. The only problem, well, one of two problems, was that she didn't know what she wanted to be when she grew ( Read more... )

That was good. What was it?

"It's too hot in here." Dani complained, waving her hand in front of her face. Her delicate curls were already starting to go limp in the June heat, and the full ball gown she was wearing didn't help ( Read more... )