Title: Good with Kids
Author: sedauny
Rating: PG for child ghosts (but no one we know)
Characters: Miles, Daniel
Summary: That was one of the ones that hadn’t survived the crash, and he’d have to go out and deal with it.
Disclaimer: Not mine this time, either
Word count: 1275
A baby’s wail interrupted Miles’ dream. Why is it that every time you fly on an
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Cuddling the kids, that's just so pretty, something tells me there's an actual side to Miles like that that we've never seen!
And Daniel/Miles??? Makes the story even better!
Really loved it!
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I want to see more of Daniel and Miles together. They play off each other so well, with Miles' street smarts and Dan's lab smarts.
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That is just a perfect description of those two, and may be the push I needed to write them again. Very insightful. Thanks for that :)
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You made me absolutely adore Miles, which I sorta do anyway ; ) , but you gave him a soft side here that I both loved and think could very well be a canon side to him, even if he keeps it extremely well hidden. His needing to see the kids through to the other side - when you really think about it, Miles's 'gift' must be horrific in some ways. And utterly heartbreaking. Him calling the little one 'love' just about melted me.
And I probably don't need to tell you what those fleeting, but oh-so-replete-with-possibility Daniel scenes did to me!! You may not have meant it this way, but I was totally making up after-the-fic scenarios in my head ... what happens after they get a bit of sleep, etc. etc. ... ; ) Mmmmm.
And this :
"You feel good on my sunburn."has to be one of the greatest and most Faraday-ish lines I've ever read in fic!! Hee! ( ... )
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And you are right - if he sees ghost, he must care, in some way, about they problems.
I liked a lot the images of the children clinging to him and the quiet way he had to give them advice.
This was very interesting and it gave me a new perspective on a character that amused me only at a superficial level, while I now see there's more to him. Great job!
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