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It Was A Dark And Stormy Night
added: February 3rd 2008
added: February 3rd 2008
The Things That Money Can't Buy added: 29 January 2008 Daniel Jackson thinks he has nothing left to lose now his carer and his life’s work have been snatched from him. Jack O’Neill is a man with a proposal and the money to make it happen. But what they slowly discover is that a man cannot be defined by his work or by his bank balance, and that happiness is rarely where you expect to find it.
added: 23 December 2006 The man in Daniel's bed is everything he's ever wanted - except his.
for Saladscream. added: 20 October 2006 "He didn't talk much about his past; a few thousand years ago - no trouble at all. But the events of his own lifetime were stories that Jack had to ask about or wait for. Like now."
added: 13 October 2006 "We met here on purpose, I bet they can't wait to wake us up."
added: 15 July 2006 "It drowns out the slow, drowsy beat of my heart, the noises of the street at night and you, arriving on quiet feet beside my bed."
added: 4 March 2006 "So to have his sweet, totally non-sexual, quirky and, let's face it, flaky best friend make a move had completely blind-sided Jack. To the extent that he hadn't said "Wait" until the door had long since banged shut behind Daniel. "
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added: 4 March 2006 "The ninth night, I slept fully clothed, on top of his quilt. Daniel is a smart guy; he never said a word - no quick movements, nothing to scare me off - just a soft "Hey" when he woke. Then he stretched, got up and put on coffee. Like I said, Daniel is smart."
added: 7 January 2006 Seuss, novelty knitwear, tinned spaghetti products and romance. You have been warned!
added: 10 December 2005 When your 'one and only' turns out to be someone else's, what do you do? Pack up and call it a day? Retire gracefully from the field? Does that sound like Jack O'Neill to you? Nope...didn't think so...
added: 16 November 2005 What? When? Who? Where? Why? Five drabbles that answer these questions!
added: 15 October 2005 Jack and Daniel need a cure
for what ails them. Sounds straightforward enough? Not when they both have a
When Daniel is injured off-world, Jack tries to help him make it back alive the only way he knows how.
When all is done, what is left to be said?
The trials and tribulations of Brigadier General O’Neill – what’s a boy to do?
A day in the life of Jack O’Neill, but a whole lot longer for Daniel Jackson.
Daniel, hot day, cold beer – it was an accident waiting to happen.
How do you say what you need to when circumstances dictate that you can't? Saving Graces series A chance to let their hair down on a team night out gives Jack pause for thought.
Daniel is all danced out, but has the munchies now. Can Jack stand the strain of an archaeologist and his pasta?
Part 3: Saving The Best 'til Last Sleep? Who needs it? Jack has much better things to do with his time. Time to fess up.
Ask Daniel any time until now, and he would have agreed that honesty is the best policy. Now he has no other choice it suddenly seems less appealing.
Daniel has been gone for a while now, and Jack is doing the best he can. When he is in danger of losing his last link with his missing friend, assistance comes from an unexpected quarter.
Daniel thinks he knows what's eating Jack, but what does he get for not backing down this time?
Jack's idea of what constitutes a breakfast meeting comes as a surprise to Daniel.
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