Fallout X Reader Preferences

Preference #26

Maxson
Boy:
He holds your boy to extremely strict standards, making your son a cold soldier under Danse's wing.
Girl:
With your girl, he's a big softie. He carries her on his shoulders, and teaches her how a gentleman should treat her by showing his love to you numerous times.

Codsworth
Boy:
Him and your son are practically best friends. They did just about everything together, and your son ended up being a lot like his father.
Girl:
He was all about teaching your girl about personal hygiene. It had many boys falling for her, because who doesn't love fluffy hair and perfume? She was a lesbian, but decided to let the boys dream.

Butch
Boy:
Your son was exactly as Butch was as a child. A major instigator and prankster, always scrambling around. Butch actually handed his Tunnel Snake jacket to his son as an odd sort of family heirloom.
Girl:
He lets your girl do whatever the hell she wants. You don't mind, and your daughter actually grew up well under no rules. She knew the limits and boundaries.

Gob
Boy:
He was casual with your son. They'd toss a ball and he'd talk about girls from school and Gob would listen with open ears, and give advice.
Girl:
He taught your daughter how to be smart about her choices by playing board games with her. He was fooled into slavery, and didn't want that life for her.

Charon
Boy:
Because of how he was raised, Charon doesn't really know what to do, except that he must show care where it is due.
Girl:
He teaches your daughter the ins and outs of guns, and how to tell from a distance who is and isn't on your side based off of body language alone.

Arcade
Boy:
He teaches your boy the ways of medicine, and your son grew up too soon, coming home with a boyfriend before you knew it! He seemed to age too quickly.
Girl:
Your girl was an absolute lunatic, in the best way. She was always joyous, and made you and your husband in better moods.

Boone
Boy:
He gave your boy a sniper the moment he knew it was right. He taught him the workings of it and whatnot, so he could stay perched with him day and night.
Girl:
He loved your girl with all his heart. He'd sit at her door protectvly, falling asleep in his chair on more than one occasion.

Raul
Boy:
He taught your son what he thought was important. Gardening, engineering, mechanics, all that sort of stuff. Your son eventually got pretty popular around the Mojave, and his skills were known about even at the Strip.
Girl:
He loved gardening with your daughter. Your garden became their safe place. They had private discussions there, and read books together and took naps in the sun, and whatnot.

Benny
Boy:
Benny always offered your son cigars and beer, using reverse psychology. You gave him credit later, seeing as your son never drank, smoked, or gambled.
Girl:
Your girl gambled. She became a Courier, anxious and excited to see more of the world than Vegas could show her. Benny hated the idea from the start, but knew she was a grown woman who could make her own decisions.

Swank
Boy:
Your boy grew up doing everything his father did. He became a god of cards, and could hustle anyone he wanted. He ran people out of house and home in the casino, and Swank couldn't be more proud.
Girl:
She grew up with an overprotective father, and he was always over her shoulder. Eventually, she got fed up and ran away. It broke Swanks heart, but she came back a year or two later, apologizing and saying she just needed to find herself.

Dean
Boy:
He tried to show your boy the workings for the Madre, and gave him long lectures and told him stories of the world before the war.
Girl:
You've caught him and your daughter with the radio on, him singing and her dancing to his voice and the gentle tune of the radio. It made you melt!

Yes Man
Boy:
Your son was distant, and it made your husband sad. He hardly visited, and it broke your heart.
Girl:
He gets extremely happy at the mention of his daughter. She once brought home a guy, and he was overjoyed, trying to stuff the poor guy full of cookies.

Victor
Boy:
He taught your boy about what he thought was important. Your son became the second best shooter in the Mojave, the first being his father.
Girl:
He taught your girl not to take anyone's shit, and to set her standards high. She did so, and anytime a guy tried to lay a hand in her in a bar, she'd lay him out. He was always proud.

Ten of Spades
Boy:
Your boy followed in your footsteps, and worked with the NCR. He took up a very high playing role, and was well respected.
Girl:
He pampered your daughter to no extent. He would play with her and work with her anyway she wanted. You'd often come home to see them having tea parties and you'd go over and kiss them both.

Vulpes
Boy:
He immediately tossed your boy to the metaphorical sharks, teaching him the ways of the Legion, and having him prepare for anything at every resting minute.
Girl:
He was a little disappointed in having a girl instead of a boy, but immediately showed your girl how to use tribal recipes, so she could become a respected doctor for the Legion.

Joshua
Boy:
He taught your boy the ways of medicine, and your son frequently was interested in Vegas, much like Follows-Chalk, who he seemed to take a liking to.
Girl:
He taught your daughter the ways of his Lord, and how to keep herself safe under any circumstances.

Follows-Chalk
Boy:
He grew up to be peaceful, and good with animals. Bighorners approached him with no fear, and coyote's and Yao Gui's never seemed hungry for him.
Girl:
She became a smudge in his family line. She left in her teen years to join the White Legs, and was never seen again. It left her father heartbroken beyond words.

Ulysses
Boy:
He taught your boy which paths were the right ones to walk, and that certain choices could permanently effect his life. He told him to look at the past to know what to do in the future.
Girl:
He taught your girl he ways of his dead tribe, and raised her the way he was raised. She became talented in medicine, and he was very very proud of his little girl.

Dr. O
Boy:
He tried to have your son follow in his footsteps, but your son was extraordinarily smart, and Klein took a liking to him, and they became partners in science.
Girl:
They had the best father-daughter relationship out there. She was the sweetest, and always offered to help him out with slamming machines to pieces with a wrench.

Dr. Klein
Boy:
Your son wasn't interested in things that Klein was interested, and they had some fights here and there. As the boy grew up, he and his father became distant, only talking when necessary.
Girl:
Klein jokes that she was born with a clipboard in her hand. Even at a young age, she'd scamper behind her father like a puppy, and take notes on what he was doing. She later wrote a book about his work.

Dr. Mobius
Boy:
In his teen years, your son became a stoner, like his father. They would sit together for hours, and talk to one another, asking questions and whatnot. It actually ended up solving a bunch of scientific mysteries.
Girl:
She liked you more than her father, and always shook her head, asking why on Earth a smart someone like you would decide to settle with someone who was bummed out of his mind most of the day.

Author's Note
Hope you enjoyed!! Any preference requests??