Comments | trinityofone: Fic: La Familia

trinityofone

Fic: La Familia

Mar 06, 2007 09:49

Title: La Familia (A Puddlejumpers Story)
Rating: PG
Pairing: McKay/Sheppard, Weir/Zelenka
Length: ~2300 words
Summary: They're done with scandal; then Teyla gets pregnant and won't tell anyone who the father is.
A/N: A rather embarrassingly late birthday present for wychwood, the fabulous co-author of this 'verse. It may be cheating a little, but here's a ( Read more... )

puddlejumpers, fic, sga

Comments 54

wildestranger March 6 2007, 17:57:15 UTC

Oh. That is just lovely.

by aliens, by God, by Bono, and by Elvis. Heh. :)

trinityofone March 6 2007, 18:07:56 UTC

Thank you! And you know, they're all very busy with that kind of thing... ;-)

wychwood March 6 2007, 18:00:15 UTC

OMG THIS IS SO AWESOME I WISH I COULD EMAIL YOU THE CRAZY CRAZY GRIN I AM WEARING

OH TEYLA, HOW ARE YOU SO AWESOME

trinityofone March 6 2007, 18:11:59 UTC

I AM SO, SO GLAD YOU LIKE IT. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! *HUGS*

AND TEYLA FOR THE WIN. TOTALLY.

ladycat777 March 6 2007, 18:01:12 UTC

They have a semi-private strip of sand that Lorne makes more private via his inability to go entirely off duty and his apparent masochistic love of chasing away stray dogs and the occasional Teva-clad small child.

This is the most perfect moment of quiet and contemplative happiness ever. And I love that you don't tell us who the father is.

trinityofone March 6 2007, 18:16:08 UTC

Thank you! I'm glad I could capture that mood. And yeah. *lips sealed*

drlense March 6 2007, 18:09:46 UTC

Yay! I love this series- thank you so much.

trinityofone March 6 2007, 18:17:29 UTC

Oh, I'm so glad! Thanks!

cobweb_diamond March 6 2007, 18:15:40 UTC

This was brilliant and fantastic and reminded me slightly of Weetzie Bat.

trinityofone March 6 2007, 18:19:32 UTC

Oh, man-the Weetzie Bat books! I haven't read those in ages. Now I want to read them again.

I'm so glad you liked it. =)

cobweb_diamond March 6 2007, 22:51:59 UTC

You should reread them! It's not like it takes long, they are definitely the shortest books on my list of Unadultarated Awesome.

Teyla was so happy and sunny, and there was barely any torment! Don't get me wrong, I love the Puddlejumpers and all the torment that comes with them, but this was a nice surprise as well. With the beaches and, you know, all the love.

pocky_slash March 7 2007, 02:45:02 UTC

I was going to say the same thing! (or at least something similar) The tone and the little pictures of nostalgia and happiness and family... the entire story was just so warm and welcoming and sort of made up for how cold and gross today has been.