Rush by Jojo (G)
Rec Category: Jack O'Neill/Sara O'Neill
Pairing: Jack O'Neill/Sara O'Neill
Category: Established relationship, Jack O'Neill, Jack/Sara, Sara O'Neill, SG-1
Warning: None
Author on LJ: josephides
Author's Website: Stargate fic
Link: Rush
Author's summary: A little piece of Jack, Sara and Charlie.
Why This Must Be Read: This very short, quite lovely cascade of vignettes of Jack and Sara and Charlie is both endearing in its domestic happiness and heartbreaking in its foreshadowing. This is Jack long before we met him -- and also very much the Jack we know.
About 780 words.
Excerpt:
Mornings were good when he was home. Pancakes and bacon and newspapers with butter-splattered corners. Charlie fighting for each parent's attention and sporting a milk moustache, Sara chattering on the phone to a friend and organizing BBQs and dinner parties, babysitters and birthdays. "Okay, no clowns. I know! Scary! No, I just don't like their painted lips. And their feet." Muffled laughter and Jack turned the page, catching the edge of his pushed-aside plate.
Pairing: Jack O'Neill/Sara O'Neill
Category: Established relationship, Jack O'Neill, Jack/Sara, Sara O'Neill, SG-1
Warning: None
Author on LJ: josephides
Author's Website: Stargate fic
Link: Rush
Author's summary: A little piece of Jack, Sara and Charlie.
Why This Must Be Read: This very short, quite lovely cascade of vignettes of Jack and Sara and Charlie is both endearing in its domestic happiness and heartbreaking in its foreshadowing. This is Jack long before we met him -- and also very much the Jack we know.
About 780 words.
Excerpt:
Mornings were good when he was home. Pancakes and bacon and newspapers with butter-splattered corners. Charlie fighting for each parent's attention and sporting a milk moustache, Sara chattering on the phone to a friend and organizing BBQs and dinner parties, babysitters and birthdays. "Okay, no clowns. I know! Scary! No, I just don't like their painted lips. And their feet." Muffled laughter and Jack turned the page, catching the edge of his pushed-aside plate.