A Future Built for Two by mute90 (PG)
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stargateficrecShow: SG-1
Rec Category: Jack O'Neill
Characters: Jack O'Neill, Daniel Jackson
Pairings: Jack O'Neill/Daniel Jackson
Categories: slash, first time, post show
Warnings: none
Word Count: 1300
Author on DW:mute90 (empty journal)
Author's Website: AO3 profile
Link to Fic: A Future Built for Two
Author's Summary:
Jack really wanted to retire. He just didn't want to retire alone.
Why This Must Be Read:
Another fic from the 2021 Stargate Winter Fic Exchange on AO3/Tumblr
Just a cute fic about Jack wanting to retire but not alone. It takes Daniel a couple of tries to finally figure it out.
‘Retirement’ was a funny-sounding kind of word, wasn’t it? Jack and that word, retirement, had history. It was a lot like his romantic history: lots of promise but it didn’t work out. He’d retired, gotten dragged out of retirement (twice), and then there were those years he figured he’d die before retirement circled back around to become a real concern.
Shockingly, he was wrong.
“It’s time that I retire,” he said, that last word rolling out awkwardly.
Daniel didn’t even look up from his report. “Gonna try that again, huh?”
Rec Category: Jack O'Neill
Characters: Jack O'Neill, Daniel Jackson
Pairings: Jack O'Neill/Daniel Jackson
Categories: slash, first time, post show
Warnings: none
Word Count: 1300
Author on DW:
mute90 (empty journal)Author's Website: AO3 profile
Link to Fic: A Future Built for Two
Author's Summary:
Jack really wanted to retire. He just didn't want to retire alone.
Why This Must Be Read:
Another fic from the 2021 Stargate Winter Fic Exchange on AO3/Tumblr
Just a cute fic about Jack wanting to retire but not alone. It takes Daniel a couple of tries to finally figure it out.
‘Retirement’ was a funny-sounding kind of word, wasn’t it? Jack and that word, retirement, had history. It was a lot like his romantic history: lots of promise but it didn’t work out. He’d retired, gotten dragged out of retirement (twice), and then there were those years he figured he’d die before retirement circled back around to become a real concern.
Shockingly, he was wrong.
“It’s time that I retire,” he said, that last word rolling out awkwardly.
Daniel didn’t even look up from his report. “Gonna try that again, huh?”
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Date: 2021-04-27 02:49 am (UTC)