*timed to Saturday Morning*

[lt_blade]

By now, Sonya was seven days late with her period. Even at her worst times of health, she was never that off with the date. Part of her kept repeating that it could be anything, that she shouldn't jump to conclusions just because her cycle for that month didn't start.  The other part inside seemed more rational and made more sense, that her fatigue

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[since_1997]

Sitting on the desk, one foot up on a spare chair and a comic book open on the desk in front of him, Paul looks up, head tilted on one side.

"Hey," he says, putting the comic down and shoving back from the desk slightly. "Come in!"

[lt_blade]

When Sonya first met the doctor, she was a little taken aback by how young he looked-she expected someone atleast a decade older. On the other hand, she was fairly young herself when she became an officer, so she supposed it was unfair to judge him by his age.

The comic book didn't help, and Sonya even found herself being reminded of Joe, but then she could never look at comics anymore without thinking of him.

"Hey," She returned the greeting and took a seat from across his desk. "My name's Sonya Blade-Hasashi," Since she got married, she found she would only use her married name for official documents. "I came here yesterday for a pregnancy test."

She really hoped she didn't look or sound as nervious as she felt. There was no need, she kept telling herself: women got pregnant all the time, it wasn't as though she were getting tested for a disease or anything like that.

[since_1997]

"Oh, right," said Paul, snapping immediately into professional mode. Pregnancy tests, he knows. He pushes away from the desk on the wheels of his chair.

"Definitely results around here somewhere," he said, immediately going to the files. "So we'll have a look and then I can give you an exam, if you like. OB-GYN's my field."

[lt_blade]

"Sure," She didn't come with the intention of taking an exam, but if the results of the test were positive, it would only make sense. "Want to make sure everything's in working order, right?"

Why not, after all, Sonya was military and until arriving here had been through so many physicals and examination-it gave her a strange sense of homesickness.

She also couldn't help but think it was a good thing the Hanzo wasn't here. She was fine with a male OB-GYN, but she could see him having a few things to say about it-or at least spend the entire exam giving the doctor a death glare.