[ they celebrate, as the occasion demands, but daisy opts to wait to give him his present. it comes in the dead of night, well after everyone's gone to sleep — "it" being the soft sound of her feet, padding across the hallway, two hands clasping something tightly behind her back.
the door's open, so she doesn't need to wake him to leave the gift; the small box is nestled on his desk to be found when he wakes, a metal collection of repurposed gears and parts to create a truly personalized piece of security. it'll take time and careful handling to eventually open up, but once fitz manages, he'll find a single piece of recycled metal sheeting resting inside, upon which an old-fashioned qr code is imprinted.
scan it, and he'll be provided a link to a digital filesafe, where one of daisy's memories has been mapped out thanks to newfangled holographic technology. said memory displays in vivid color around the watcher: jemma and fitz in the lab, nattering on about scientific mumbo jumbo, from daisy's point of view. the memory is short, barely more than a few minutes' worth, but hopefully it's enough. something, at the very least.
on the back of the card? happy birthday, fitz. she opts not to leave a signature. ]
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happy birthday.
the door's open, so she doesn't need to wake him to leave the gift; the small box is nestled on his desk to be found when he wakes, a metal collection of repurposed gears and parts to create a truly personalized piece of security. it'll take time and careful handling to eventually open up, but once fitz manages, he'll find a single piece of recycled metal sheeting resting inside, upon which an old-fashioned qr code is imprinted.
scan it, and he'll be provided a link to a digital filesafe, where one of daisy's memories has been mapped out thanks to newfangled holographic technology. said memory displays in vivid color around the watcher: jemma and fitz in the lab, nattering on about scientific mumbo jumbo, from daisy's point of view. the memory is short, barely more than a few minutes' worth, but hopefully it's enough. something, at the very least.
on the back of the card? happy birthday, fitz. she opts not to leave a signature. ]