Fly-By by Zats_Clear (PG)
Rec Category: Sam Carter
Pairing: none
Category: Sam Carter, Cameron Mitchell, backstory, friendship, gen
Warning: none
Author on LJ zats_clear
Author's Website: fic_zat
Link: Fly-By
Why This Must Be Read:
For this wonderful entry into the sg1friendathon zats_clear gives us glimpses of Sam and Cameron's paths crossing over the years. With well-researched backstory and great characterization we get to watch Sam and Cameron grow into the people we love today.
"Maybe you should just ask your sister," the boy beside him muttered.
"No way! She'd just fix it and then I'd never hear the end of it," Mark whispered, shooting angry glares at the blonde girl just outside the window. Oblivious, she tossed the ball for the family dog.
"Yeah. She'd fix it. You know, make it work? And then, if we're lucky, we might just catch the end of Moscow Mailbag."
"Cameron, you don't know what it's like," Mark said. Defeated, he got up and knocked on the window, motioning for his sister to come in. "She always makes things work, and that's just..." As his sister came to the doorway, he fell silent and simply gestured towards the table.
"Sam, what you're brother is trying to say is, we need help," Cameron diplomatically supplied.
"Oh, that's easy," Sam turned and left the room. Mark looked at Cameron and raised his eyebrows. See? Cameron shrugged. I don't know, she's your sister. A voice echoed from the other end of the house, "Now try it." The presenter’s voice blasted from the radio and both boys rushed to turn the volume down. "You left the TV on in the living room." Cam stared at her in confusion. "It interferes with the short wave reception and you need all the boost you can get to tune into that Cuban transmitter for your show."
Pairing: none
Category: Sam Carter, Cameron Mitchell, backstory, friendship, gen
Warning: none
Author on LJ zats_clear
Author's Website: fic_zat
Link: Fly-By
Why This Must Be Read:
For this wonderful entry into the sg1friendathon zats_clear gives us glimpses of Sam and Cameron's paths crossing over the years. With well-researched backstory and great characterization we get to watch Sam and Cameron grow into the people we love today.
"Maybe you should just ask your sister," the boy beside him muttered.
"No way! She'd just fix it and then I'd never hear the end of it," Mark whispered, shooting angry glares at the blonde girl just outside the window. Oblivious, she tossed the ball for the family dog.
"Yeah. She'd fix it. You know, make it work? And then, if we're lucky, we might just catch the end of Moscow Mailbag."
"Cameron, you don't know what it's like," Mark said. Defeated, he got up and knocked on the window, motioning for his sister to come in. "She always makes things work, and that's just..." As his sister came to the doorway, he fell silent and simply gestured towards the table.
"Sam, what you're brother is trying to say is, we need help," Cameron diplomatically supplied.
"Oh, that's easy," Sam turned and left the room. Mark looked at Cameron and raised his eyebrows. See? Cameron shrugged. I don't know, she's your sister. A voice echoed from the other end of the house, "Now try it." The presenter’s voice blasted from the radio and both boys rushed to turn the volume down. "You left the TV on in the living room." Cam stared at her in confusion. "It interferes with the short wave reception and you need all the boost you can get to tune into that Cuban transmitter for your show."