#lieutenant jackson

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Michelle Forbes  as  Lieutenant Jackson  2015 in “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay” (Part 2)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2

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Day 99 // ft. Jackson, JJ, Gia and her parents

#9 / Computer

“She did it.”

“No, he did.”

Jackson looked between both children, raising an eyebrow. The teacher had called him and another child’s parents after the two children had wrecked a computer. Both of the children refused to explain what had happened, and were both blaming the other.

“Gia, why don’t you tell us what really happened?”

“No!”

The senior lieutenant and nurse looked at Jackson, expecting him to try and get an answer from his son. “So, JJ, how’d the computer explode?”

“It just did.”

“What were you doing on it?”

“A project. We were making a presentation about our parents' homeworlds, comparing and contrasting them.”

“So… Cardassia Prime, Earth, and…?”

“Andoria and Mars.”

“That sounds interesting. A desert world covered with ocean, a paradise planet, an ice world, and a terraformed world. How far into the project were you?”

“Jackson, what does that have to-”

“Shut up, sir. I’m not done talking.” He focused back on his son. “So?”

“We were almost done.”

“That’s not true!” Gia protested. “We finished! You started looking up weird space phenomena!”

“You wanted to watch boring fiction shows.”

“They’re not boring!”

“They are so.”

Jackson put a hand on both kids’ shoulders. “I’m biased, but I agree. Cartoons are pretty boring. However, they can also be educational. So, JJ, you got control of the computer?”

“No. She kept putting on her show. And it wasn't an educational one, either. It was just boring.”

“No more using the word boring. It’s getting tedious.”

“So I kept putting it back on my research papers.”

“They’re scary!” Gia protested. “I didn’t like them!”

“Space is scary, kid,” Jackson warned her, shrugging. “Live with it.”

“Jackson.”

“Sir, shut up. Okay. So, which one of you broke the computer so the other one wouldn’t get to use it? JJ, my latinum’s on you.”

JJ stepped back in surprise. “What? Why?”

“Because your yadik showed you how to make computers and other pieces of equipment blow up in the exact same way as that computer did last week.” Tadak was on bedrest now that he was just a month away from giving birth to twins and having a hard time of it, and had taken to teaching their son all the skills he’d learned on Cardassia to pass the time. “Now I’ll have to fix it later. Let’s go home. I’ve got to get back to my station.”

“Aw, Father!” JJ pouted as his father lifted him up. “Father, do you think Yadik will be proud of me? I did exactly as he showed me.”

“Oh, he’ll be insufferable. I’m never going to hear the end of it.”

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Day 88 // ft. Lieutenant Jackson and Gul Tadak Erett (more ST ocs)

#94 / Unpredictable

“You’re so sexy when you’re all hot and bothered,” Lieutenant Jackson told him, mouthing the scales on the back of his neck. “I wasn’t so sure about arguing being good foreplay, but now I’m convinced.”

He nipped a swollen ridge and Tadak gasped. “Lieutenant…”

“You sure are sensitive when you’re pregnant, Erett. I might just hope you and your wife have a big, proper Cardassian family.” He would be doing no such thing, but he wasn’t sure whether or not he should tell the human that. It would definitely put a stop to what they were currently doing. Then, there was the matter of how Jackson would react… Humans were so unpredictable, Jackson especially so. Tadak groaned softly as the man reached around to rub his swollen belly. The baby squirmed around inside of him, only enough for him to feel, and Tadak decided that he would try to tell Jackson tonight.

“I don’t know about that…” Jackson’s hand lowered to the sensitive indent above his slit. The touch made Tadak wish he could evert, but he wouldn’t be able to until the baby was born.

“Aw. Don’t let me get in the way of your family planning. I know how important that is to you Cardassians.”

“No, it’s… My wife left me.” The hand pulled away from his belly, and he turned onto his back so he could look at Jackson. The lieutenant had an odd expression on his face.

Raising an eyebrow, Jackson asked, “Why? Did she find out about us?”

“No. We’d always planned this. I married her so her father couldn’t keep her from learning to be a scientist. Once she had a full education and stable job, we broke our enjoinment.”

“How kind of you.”

“She’s my closest friend.”

Jackson thought for a moment and then narrowed his eyes. He held Tadak’s jaw in his hand, squeezing slightly more than was comfortable. “How long ago did you split?”

“Half a year ago.”

“...And how far along are you?”

“Three months.”

“Then she can’t be the sire.”

“No, of course not. The child’s not even fully Cardassian.”

“I don’t believe this.” Jackson sat up, a nervous grin on his face. Tadak propped himself up as well, putting a hand on his belly. He could feel the swell of his ridges going down, knew the dark shades of blue tinting them and the tear-shaped indents on his forehead and chest were fading away back to grey. “Is this a joke?”

“No. You’re the father.”

Jackson searched his face for any sign of deception, and his grin faded away into an expression of shock and horror. “You’re not lying.” Tadak shook his head. “Oh, god. Why didn’t you tell me sooner?”

“Because I knew you wouldn’t be happy.”

“Ha! You got that right.” He stood up, running a hand through his curly brown hair. “Bloody hell. You’re keeping it?”

“Yes. Like you said, family is important to my people. I’m already a Gul and I’ve yet to have a child till now.”

“Somehow I think all your military buddies would be much happier if you were childless instead of carrying a half-breed.” Jackson was growing agitated. Tadak sat up all the way and crossed both arms over his belly protectively. “I’ve never thought about having kids. Can’t stand the little monsters.”

“You do not have to be involved in the child’s life. My ex-wife has already agreed to pretend to be the sire. We will keep the child in my home on Cardassia. I will find someone to care for the child while I am away.”

Jackson frowned, tapping his fingers against his thigh. He looked away, deep in thought. Tadak didn’t relax, worried that at any moment Jackson would decide he was angry. It was a while before Jackson finally turned back to him, face devoid of emotion. “What if… I raise the baby?”

Tadak stared at him and realized he was serious. “What?”

“There are all sorts of mixed kids in the Federation. Everyone knows I have a more xeno-inclined taste in lovers, it won’t be surprising for me to show up with a half Cardassian baby to the ship’s daycare center.”

“You’d raise our child?”

“How hard could it be? It’s a baby. All it needs is warmth, food, some attention, and sleep. I barely sleep anyways, I can just hold it while I work in my quarters. The Starfleet daycares are great, I’ve heard. The little thing will be happy and well cared for while I’m at my station all day. Plenty of people raise babies on ships, Erett. I’m sure I could do it.”

Humans really could be surprising. He hadn’t thought Jackson would be so willing to be a father. The Lieutenant took his hand and then kissed him.

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Tadak frowned as he walked through the space station’s promenade to his ship. His uniform was too tight, his armor squeezing tight against his swollen belly, and his back was aching. He was only what a doctor had determined was roughly halfway through his pregnancy, but it was miserable to be up and about in his uniform.

“Gul Erett!” Jackson called out to him. Tadak stopped and turned to see the Lieutenant jogging up to him away from a group of other officers. His friends, most likely. They all looked confused as to why their friend was going up to a Cardassian military officer.

Jackson smiled wide at him and took his wrist. He practically dragged him back to the table and sat down, still holding his wrist in a tight grip. “Guys, this is Gul Tadak Erett.”

“Hey,” only one of them greeted. “Are you Jackson’s friend too?”

“Well-” he started, but was immediately cut off by Jackson, who laughed.

“Tadak is my lover,” Jackson announced to the group. Tadak gaped at him. They’d spent so long keeping their relationship a secret, and now he was just revealing it to a bunch of his friends. “We’ve been dating for a while, and since he and his wife got amicably divorced, we’re going to get married.”

A colleague had once told him never to trust a human. He was starting to wish he’d taken their advice.

“Jackson, I-”

“And that’s not even the big news! Come here, Tadak-” Jackson pulled him down onto his lap before he could say anything, and put a hand over his hidden belly. “We’re going to be parents! Tadak is three months pregnant.”

Tadak could see one of his crewmen coming over, and he knew his career was over. There was no way he’d be able to get out of this. Jackson must have noticed as well, because he waited until the soldier was in earshot before he said, “We’re really excited about the baby. I know I can’t wait to be a father, and family is so important to Tadak. Aren’t we excited, Tadak?”

He didn’t bother trying to say anything. Jackson kissed him.

“Gul Erett.”

“Looks someone just got promoted, Glinn. Better go tell your bosses.”

He heard the man leave, and Jackson finally pulled away. “Oh, don’t look so worried, T. I promise we’ll be very happy raising our baby together.”

Humans really were unpredictable.

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