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Babies don't Cry in Space
by Richard J Kallao
Friday, July 4, 2014

Rated "G" by the Author.

       
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 Captain Jo Lusterd turned then  as he saw Lieutenant Debbie Oustered as they heard the cries of the babies who couldn't,there were thirteen of them .They were on a spaceship called the Traveller,the traveller ferried whatever cargo it was given to and ordered to deliver it to it's destination ,not necessarily on time just get it there .

Captain Lusterd then had thirteen years in space and so far none of the cargo he ever carried was dangerous and hazardous to anyone ,just getting them there was the problems. Now the babies were a cargo delivered to them by a Prince, a Prince Averton. Averton had thirteen wives with each wife a baby,
 

Now then where they were presently living even the Prince could not afford such a place .And so they had too decide to move to another planet one in fact that was richer and had better living in it , a better atmosphere so too speak,but thirteen babies was a handful thought the Captain. 

Then the  babies kept crying until from over there head appeared a bottle a milk bottle and once inside each baby's mouth they suddenly were quiet. 

Lieutenant Oustered and then  two other women, a Swenger and a Quion tended the babies until they reached their destination which was a planet the very Prince paid for himself.
 

' How soon will we arrive at the planet ? ' asked Lieutenant Oustered as she changed a baby diaper again. 

' Not soon enough for ya leutenant ? ' asked the Captain .

' No sir,' she answer5ed holding her nose .

end .
 

 

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