Nyota was trying, unsuccessfully, to understand how she'd gotten to this point. It hadn't been the most pleasant of days, mostly because she'd already thrown up several times, but nothing had gone horrible wrong. She'd been glad to get off shift and return to her quarters to rest and go to the bathroom for the seventeenth time that afternoon.
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Uhura, curled up on the couch, sobbing. John, looking no more concerned than he usually did, walked carefully over to her and sat himself down beside her, though not close because he wasn't sure what she needed and he wasn't going to overstep his bounds. He set the pickles on the table and waited, patiently for her to decide when she wanted to talk to him, if she did.
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"Sorry," she whispered. John had seen her at her lowest moments and never judged her for them, but this felt so different. There was no reason for her tears besides hormones, and while she knew that was a legitimate reason she just felt so distressingly irrational.
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"It's fine, parrot," he replies softly. "Is there anything I can do?"
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"Did you bring the pickles?" Because she still wanted them, even though she didn't want to let go of him just yet. She wanted so many things at the same time and wasn't sure any of them would be enough. "I'm craving pickles and the thought of Thai food makes me sick." Thai food was usually one of her favorites, but apparently she had both odd cravings and odd aversions.
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