_gallifrog_
Symbolic Animal of Gallifrey
"We won't, don't worry." Cliff promised, taking a massive forkful of her own cake, a look of bliss coming over her face. She couldn't think of a time when she'd ever been disappointed in the cake served at Pars 7. Whoever the chefs were, they were miracle workers in Cliff's mind. Her family were great at making dishes involving meat, but deserts like this were beyond them. Nobody had the knack for anything more complicated than the most basic of cookies and cupcake bun things. Cal meanwhile was taking pictures of the main and desert menus and sending them on to Elliott. "She can find out for herself if she wants us to get her anything from here." She the turned to Cliff "d'you think I should ask the teenager and Jay if they want anything?" "Yeah, I think you should, if anything, Rinaa will want something for tomorrow." "Sounds like a plan."
John knew that as soon as Chas dipped in with his own opinions on the matter, there was very little Kay could say against it. He was the only real parent in the room (not that John didn't consider himself Elliott's father, but Chas had been the only one to raise a child from a newborn to a teenager, and out of them all he had the most experience with all stages of parenthood). Chas was tempted to make some remark about just how alike John and Cheryl when it came to not talking about their emotions, but John was only too aware of the fact, and more than likely John would use it as a tangent to go off on a rant about his niece's scumbag father. Whatever Elliott was going to say in response to Kay was forgotten at the incoming text from Cal. He looked at it, then up at the others. "Cal's sent on the menus, and from a brief skim, it looks amazing. Hold on a sec." He fiddled around with his phone for a minute, muttering to himself, "really hope Kane and AJ actually installed this, or I'll look a right idiot." A few second later a holo-projection of the image on his phone appeared floating in the air above the device. John raised an eyebrow in surprise. "Very Star Trek."
John knew that as soon as Chas dipped in with his own opinions on the matter, there was very little Kay could say against it. He was the only real parent in the room (not that John didn't consider himself Elliott's father, but Chas had been the only one to raise a child from a newborn to a teenager, and out of them all he had the most experience with all stages of parenthood). Chas was tempted to make some remark about just how alike John and Cheryl when it came to not talking about their emotions, but John was only too aware of the fact, and more than likely John would use it as a tangent to go off on a rant about his niece's scumbag father. Whatever Elliott was going to say in response to Kay was forgotten at the incoming text from Cal. He looked at it, then up at the others. "Cal's sent on the menus, and from a brief skim, it looks amazing. Hold on a sec." He fiddled around with his phone for a minute, muttering to himself, "really hope Kane and AJ actually installed this, or I'll look a right idiot." A few second later a holo-projection of the image on his phone appeared floating in the air above the device. John raised an eyebrow in surprise. "Very Star Trek."