Dirty Deeds (Done Dirt Cheap) | R | Words
Author: rei_c
Title: Dirty Deeds (Done Dirt Cheap)
Pairings: Gen. (Mentions of Sam/OMCs, Sam/OFC)
Rating: R
Total Word Count: 23,400
Summary: Finals week at Stanford, and Sam's priorities suddenly shift thanks to a visit from two government agents.
Warnings: General spoilers up through 2x22. Minor horror. Bitterness. Technogeekery.
Disclaimer: I own nothing, and any (and all) errors relative to geography, technology, international criminal types, and/or canon spoken of herein are mine and mine alone.
Author’s Notes: This is an AU which begins during Sam’s first year at Stanford and spans the following thirteen years. Thanks to star_dancer54 for the audiencing and moveablehistory for being moveablehistory.
He glances over his history texts, thinks about the few friends he’s made, the dreams he’s been having lately, school. Stanford’s been great, but it hasn’t been everything he’d thought; classes are easier than he thinks they really should be, there’s no excitement, and the people here, they seem so young even though he’s one of the youngest around. It’s not just the naïveté, there’s something more, and it’s already started to grate at his nerves.
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Title: Dirty Deeds (Done Dirt Cheap)
Pairings: Gen. (Mentions of Sam/OMCs, Sam/OFC)
Rating: R
Total Word Count: 23,400
Summary: Finals week at Stanford, and Sam's priorities suddenly shift thanks to a visit from two government agents.
Warnings: General spoilers up through 2x22. Minor horror. Bitterness. Technogeekery.
Disclaimer: I own nothing, and any (and all) errors relative to geography, technology, international criminal types, and/or canon spoken of herein are mine and mine alone.
Author’s Notes: This is an AU which begins during Sam’s first year at Stanford and spans the following thirteen years. Thanks to star_dancer54 for the audiencing and moveablehistory for being moveablehistory.
He glances over his history texts, thinks about the few friends he’s made, the dreams he’s been having lately, school. Stanford’s been great, but it hasn’t been everything he’d thought; classes are easier than he thinks they really should be, there’s no excitement, and the people here, they seem so young even though he’s one of the youngest around. It’s not just the naïveté, there’s something more, and it’s already started to grate at his nerves.
[ Part One | Part Two | Part Three ]