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dirty-diana.livejournal.com) wrote in crack_van2007-09-30 02:19 pm
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The Lies We Tell by irony rocks (NC-17)
...and I'm done. I hope you enjoyed, or if not, thanks for not throwing things. I appreciate it. :)
Fandom: STARGATE: ATLANTIS
Pairing: John Sheppard/Elizabeth Weir
Author on LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
irony_rocks
Author Website: fic index
Why this must be read:
J/Eers love The Return part I, I'm not sure why. But Elizabeth's partial meltdown in that episode is a lot of fun to explore in fic, as are the implications of our team, stranded on their home but still a team. As we'd expect them to be, anywhere. In this story, John's mission is Elizabeth, in a way that's sweet and pretty without being schmoopy and aggravating. Never leave a (wo)man behind, I believe is the motto. And John won't. It's a sequel to a story you should also read, but I don't think you'll be confused if you don't.
He talks with Rodney that afternoon. Listens idly as he sprouts on about incompetence and boredom and hedges his way around the loneliness he’s really feeling. John sympathizes, but then hides his flinch when Rodney mentions Elizabeth and her stellar track record with returning phone calls.
“I know what you mean,” is all he offers.
The Lies We Tell
Fandom: STARGATE: ATLANTIS
Pairing: John Sheppard/Elizabeth Weir
Author on LJ:
irony_rocksAuthor Website: fic index
Why this must be read:
J/Eers love The Return part I, I'm not sure why. But Elizabeth's partial meltdown in that episode is a lot of fun to explore in fic, as are the implications of our team, stranded on their home but still a team. As we'd expect them to be, anywhere. In this story, John's mission is Elizabeth, in a way that's sweet and pretty without being schmoopy and aggravating. Never leave a (wo)man behind, I believe is the motto. And John won't. It's a sequel to a story you should also read, but I don't think you'll be confused if you don't.
He talks with Rodney that afternoon. Listens idly as he sprouts on about incompetence and boredom and hedges his way around the loneliness he’s really feeling. John sympathizes, but then hides his flinch when Rodney mentions Elizabeth and her stellar track record with returning phone calls.
“I know what you mean,” is all he offers.
The Lies We Tell