Liquified ::

It’s been some time since my last update, dear diary, and I hope you will excuse me, but my job as a Security Officer is very strict and busy, and my free time is nearly non-existant on some days. Anyway, here I am once again, to write about my daily life.

These last weeks have been pretty ordinary. Nothing special happened, if we except my evenings with Nerys, my daily fights with Quark and his Ferengi dependants, a few young delinquents to catch, and reports to write for the Federation and Bajoran officers.

One thing deserves mentioning, though. Or better, two things. One being my mom’s arrival on DS9 on November 20th (21st century timeline) and her meeting with the scientist who was assigned to me upong my rescue, Dr. Mora; two being the station’s medical officer, Dr. Julian Bashir.

Regarding my mother, I kind of… feared… that she would back away from me if Dr. Mora claimed be back as his own son, but gladly nothing like that happened. I was pleased to notice that she almost immediately started getting along with the doctor, and that he – most surprisingly – was looking at her with a kind paternal glare. It felt like a family reunion, and I hope there will be a next time soon, in which I hope to introduce Dr. Mora to more of my adoptive family members.

As for Julian Bashir… he’s been spending quite some time with my mother on that day, and since then, I started noticing something… different… in him. At first I though he’d fallen in love with her, thought that nearly got me upset, but then I realized that it was something… very different. I’ve been observing Bashir’s behaviour for a week now, and I have a doubt that he secretely wishes her to call him her son. I shared my thoughts with my brothers Garak and Damar as well, and they do seem to have gotten the same doubts as me. It is maybe premature to think or say anything, but I wonder if next time my mom arrives on the station we shouldn’t prepare ourselves to welcome a new… brother.