october
While Finn writes (and probably silently judges), Tobi has stripped herself of her clothing without thought. It's her house and she's basically a whale, and gods she just wants to be comfortable. Tugging on a fuzzy yellow bathrobe with ducks embroidered on it, she plops herself onto the side of the tub and turns the water on.
With a contented moan as the cool water begins to lap against her feet, Tobi closes her eyes and leans back against the ornate ceramic tiles that line her bathroom. 'Did you know that in some Outlander cultures, they believe babies are brought to their parents by large birds called storks?" The doctor calls out cheerfully. "And in some places they have to physically cut the baby out of the mother. They call it a sea-section." Such things didn't happen in Stormbreak obviously, not with the medical advancements being what they were.
With a contented moan as the cool water begins to lap against her feet, Tobi closes her eyes and leans back against the ornate ceramic tiles that line her bathroom. 'Did you know that in some Outlander cultures, they believe babies are brought to their parents by large birds called storks?" The doctor calls out cheerfully. "And in some places they have to physically cut the baby out of the mother. They call it a sea-section." Such things didn't happen in Stormbreak obviously, not with the medical advancements being what they were.
