I don’t own Gundam Wing. I don’t own DBZ either. I don’t own anything from Escaflowne, Pizza Hut, or whatever else you might think I might own.

 

 

 

 

Chapter thirteen Mommy!

 

The pilots still hadn’t figured out the time machine. To tell you the truth, the pilots had barely even tampered with it. Whether they wanted to admit it or not, they had grown fond of their future kids. They had been able to do things together that no one else did.The best part was that they knew the kids couldn’t get hurt. They just didn’t exactly want to send them back quickly. Now the pilots’ children had gone to bed, and only the pilots themselves were up having a heated argument.

 

“For the last time Baka, you can’t tell them because they would feel guilty when they had to leave!” shouted Wufei to Duo.

 

“All I’m saying is if they knew who we were, maybe they wouldn’t feel so abandoned by us.” Duo remarked back.

 

“To tell you the truth,” Quatre admitted, “I’m really getting too close to Dominic. I don’t want to send him back.”

 

“You have no choice,” Heero remarked. “They belong with their mothers. Besides, we wouldn’t be the best father’s in the world.”

 

“Could we go to the future with them?” asked Duo. “I mean if we supposedly kick the bucket, can’t we just leave?”

 

“Negative.” Trowa said. “It could change the future drastically.”

 

  The pilots started thinking about the last two comments they had just heard when they started hearing the children moan. They headed towards their children.

 

“What’s wrong?” Quatre asked Dominic who was tossing and turning.

 

Dominic mumbled, “My stomach hurts and my head feels dizzy.”

 

“Me, too…” grumbled Michael.

 

“Oww!” shouted Mingh Loh, “I’m not a very strong onna after all.” She said sobbing as she curled into a tight ball.

 

Wufei went over to her and felt her forehead. It felt hot and sweaty. “What’s wrong with them?”

 

Trowa answered as he watched Jimmy suffer with minimal moaning, “I think the air of the colony could be affecting them. After all, it’s been more than a week, they are not native, and their still small children.”

 

“Yeah, but all at once? That doesn’t make sense.” Remarked Duo. “What should we do about this Heero? Heero??”

 

The pilots looked around and realized their friend Heero had dissapeared.

 

“Kisama! Things get tough and he just runs!” Wufei yelled.

 

I can’t take this anymore!! Jimmy had finally broken down. “MOMMY!!!!”

 

Trowa watched Jimmy as he started screaming for his mother. Trowa slowly started making his way towards Jimmy. Hot tears had started cascading down Jimmy’s cheeks. Trowa sat beside Jimmy’s bed and rubbed his back gently with his hand. “It’ll pass Jimmy. Be strong a little bit longer.”

 

Jimmy sniffled. “I want my mommy. I promise I’ll never walk on another highwire again if I can just have my mommy!”

 

Unlike Jimmy, Michael never bottled up his feelings. He started screaming to the top of his lungs. “ MOMMY! MOMMY! MOMMY! MOMMY!MOMMY!”

 

“Calm down Michael!” Duo pleaded. He picked Michael up from his bed and cuddled him. “Kid, I know it hurts, but just please calm down! I can’t get your mommy. I’m sorry.” Duo looked toward Trowa. “There’s no way colony sickness can cause this Trowa! Something’s going on.”

 

Suddenly Heero emerged back into the room. He carried a small box of purple liquid in one hand. In another he held a  tablespoon.

 

“Here. One tablespoon for colony sickness.” Heero said.

 

Trowa took the bag while Duo took the spoon. “It ain’t colony sickness, Heero.” Duo stated.

 

“Try it anyhow.” Said Heero as he started to walk out of the room.

 

“Will it work?” asked Quatre while he was stroking Dominic’s blonde hair.

 

Heero looked back for a second, then looked straight ahead, “I don’t know.”

 

“Hey! Where ya’ goin!” asked Duo.

 

Heero paused but continued to leave the room. He noticed two of the children weren’t there. His.

 

He exited the hanger. “Heero? Rei?” he shouted. All he heard in return was silence. Where are they?”

 

He moved farther from the hanger. “Heero?! Rei?!” he shouted here and there. Finally, he heard some soft moaning behind some bushes. He walked up to it, and realized there was a cubbyhole just perfect for a couple of four-year-olds to fit into.

 

“Heero. Rei.” He said as he knelt down to the cubbyhole. He moved back and saw his son Heero crawl out of the bushes.

 

“I’m fine. Rei needs help. She’s stuck.” He answered. Heero dug through the bushes until he felt Rei. He lifted her up and out of the bushes.

 

All three of them went back into the hanger. They went towards the kids, but had seen that they had all fallen asleep. The pilots left the children, except Heero and Rei. They were not sick at all for some reason.    

 

“Why were you outside?” Heero asked.

 

The four year old Heero responded. “We heard something outside that sounded like intruders

 

“Intruders?!” the pilots said together.

 

Suddenly they looked around the hangar and realized they were not alone.