Highlander II
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Okay - here is the first part of the Mr. Lyle fic I've been playing with. you'll see more if i get feedback!
notes: [baby's name] means we haven't come up with a name for Mr. Parker's child yet - so bear with me until we come up with one.
Title: (as yet, untitled)
Author: Highlander II
Archive: not w/o permission
Rating: PG-13 - nothing worse than you would see on the show
Spoilers: Only if you haven't seen the whole series, but mostly just about the baby
Disclaimer: Mr. Lyle, Broots, Miss Parker, Mr. Parker, Jarod, Sydney, baby parker and any others of the typical/regular cast, belong to Steven Long Mitchell and Craig W. Van Sickle; all other characters are the creation of the author. No copyright infringement is intended. This story is for entertainment purposes only.......
Hallway outside Mr. Parker's Office
Grumbling the entire trip to the elevator, all of 50 feet, Mr. Lyle then smacked the call button and waited, impatiently. Babysitting duty was for twleve-year-old girls, not him. He knew nothing of children. Why would anyone even consider charging him with the care of a baby? He snorted at just the thought of himself with a wife and children of his own. Never happen.
The elevator doors parted and a staggering Broots stumbled off into the hallway, bumping Mr. Lyle's elbow. "Oh, sorry, Mr. Lyle," Broots apologized, trying to catch sheafs of paper threatening to flutter to the floor at any moment.
Mr. Lyle sneered at the technician. "Broots, what are you doing up here anyway?"
"Um, Mr. Parker wanted some files, and asked me to bring them up to him. And, I'm kind of in a hurry, so, if you don't mind."
Mr. Lyle waved a hand. "Carry on, Mr. Broots." Then stepped onto the elevator, pressed the appropriate floor button and watched the doors slide closed.
Nursery - The Centre - Level 2
Mr. Lyle stepped off the elevator and walked down the corridor to the nursery. He peered through the window, hands clasped behind his back, watching the small children and babies on the other side. One toddler smacked another in the head with a toy and he found himself chuckling.
One of the nursery attendants glanced up and saw Mr. Lyle in the window, and crossed to the door to let him inside. "Hello, Mr. Lyle. I understand Mr. Parker has asked you to care for Michael while he's out of town?" Her voice was light and happy, her eyes sparkling and bright.
"It appears that way. Yes," he responded. "Which one is he?"
The attendant laughed. "You've never seen your little brother?"
Mr. Lyle's eyebrows nearly met at a point with his frown. "Why would that be amusing?"
"I'm sorry. I just thought that since you were babysitting that you had done so before." She tried to explain her amusement, but found she was only irritating him further. She crossed the floor to one of the small children, one playing by himself with a set of blocks, and picked him up, carrying him back to the door.
Cocking his head to one side, Mr. Lyle studied the set of blocks where his brother had been playing. He stepped through the room, expertly avoiding every child, and knelt beside the blocks. They had been stacked perfectly in a symmetrical pyramid. Mr. Lyle turned to the nursery attendant. "Did he do this?" he asked, pointing to the blocks.
Nodding, the attendant responded, "Yes." She did not understand why he thought the blocks were so unusual. "Why?"
"No reason." He walked back to the door and knelt before the small boy who had been returned to the floor, studying the small, round face, and clear green eyes. Potentially a remarkable child. "Ready to go?"
The boy turned and wrapped his arms around the nursery attendant's leg, pressing his little face against her knee.
notes: [baby's name] means we haven't come up with a name for Mr. Parker's child yet - so bear with me until we come up with one.
Title: (as yet, untitled)
Author: Highlander II
Archive: not w/o permission
Rating: PG-13 - nothing worse than you would see on the show
Spoilers: Only if you haven't seen the whole series, but mostly just about the baby
Disclaimer: Mr. Lyle, Broots, Miss Parker, Mr. Parker, Jarod, Sydney, baby parker and any others of the typical/regular cast, belong to Steven Long Mitchell and Craig W. Van Sickle; all other characters are the creation of the author. No copyright infringement is intended. This story is for entertainment purposes only.......
Hallway outside Mr. Parker's Office
Grumbling the entire trip to the elevator, all of 50 feet, Mr. Lyle then smacked the call button and waited, impatiently. Babysitting duty was for twleve-year-old girls, not him. He knew nothing of children. Why would anyone even consider charging him with the care of a baby? He snorted at just the thought of himself with a wife and children of his own. Never happen.
The elevator doors parted and a staggering Broots stumbled off into the hallway, bumping Mr. Lyle's elbow. "Oh, sorry, Mr. Lyle," Broots apologized, trying to catch sheafs of paper threatening to flutter to the floor at any moment.
Mr. Lyle sneered at the technician. "Broots, what are you doing up here anyway?"
"Um, Mr. Parker wanted some files, and asked me to bring them up to him. And, I'm kind of in a hurry, so, if you don't mind."
Mr. Lyle waved a hand. "Carry on, Mr. Broots." Then stepped onto the elevator, pressed the appropriate floor button and watched the doors slide closed.
Nursery - The Centre - Level 2
Mr. Lyle stepped off the elevator and walked down the corridor to the nursery. He peered through the window, hands clasped behind his back, watching the small children and babies on the other side. One toddler smacked another in the head with a toy and he found himself chuckling.
One of the nursery attendants glanced up and saw Mr. Lyle in the window, and crossed to the door to let him inside. "Hello, Mr. Lyle. I understand Mr. Parker has asked you to care for Michael while he's out of town?" Her voice was light and happy, her eyes sparkling and bright.
"It appears that way. Yes," he responded. "Which one is he?"
The attendant laughed. "You've never seen your little brother?"
Mr. Lyle's eyebrows nearly met at a point with his frown. "Why would that be amusing?"
"I'm sorry. I just thought that since you were babysitting that you had done so before." She tried to explain her amusement, but found she was only irritating him further. She crossed the floor to one of the small children, one playing by himself with a set of blocks, and picked him up, carrying him back to the door.
Cocking his head to one side, Mr. Lyle studied the set of blocks where his brother had been playing. He stepped through the room, expertly avoiding every child, and knelt beside the blocks. They had been stacked perfectly in a symmetrical pyramid. Mr. Lyle turned to the nursery attendant. "Did he do this?" he asked, pointing to the blocks.
Nodding, the attendant responded, "Yes." She did not understand why he thought the blocks were so unusual. "Why?"
"No reason." He walked back to the door and knelt before the small boy who had been returned to the floor, studying the small, round face, and clear green eyes. Potentially a remarkable child. "Ready to go?"
The boy turned and wrapped his arms around the nursery attendant's leg, pressing his little face against her knee.