'Soulmates', Jack/Daniel, PG
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'Believe It or Not', J/D, PG
May. 22nd, 2007 02:43 pmOkay, this is not what I needed to be doing this afternoon. But I couldn't help myself. *g*
~660 words, PG, Jack and Daniel from an new recruit's POV.
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840 words, barely NC-17, established relationship. My lovely betas were
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And ladies, you get 340 words! :-)
Background: Blair is writing his dissertation about Jim's enhanced senses, aka Sentinel abilities. Jim sneaks a peek at the introductory chapter and freaks out. By the end of the episode, they seem to have worked things out, partly due to a bizarre conversation Jim had with a strange man called Gabe, who may or may not have been *ahem* an angel. My story starts after they get home in the morning.
I watched 3 episodes of The Sentinel back-to-back last night, and this is the result.
Brief synopsis of the show: Jim is a detective with enhanced senses of sight, touch, hearing, smell and taste. Blair is the graduate student in anthropology who is helping him explore and learn to control his abilities.
The slashiness abounds. Blair's place gets blown up and he moves into Jim's loft for a week. Three years later he's still there. They work together, live together, cook for each other, touch each other constantly, hate each other's girlfriends...okay, yes, some of them are psychopathic criminals, but you get the point.
And for the Jack/Daniel lovers: Jim is older, and ex-military while Blair is a long-haired scientist. We know that combination works, right?
This is about 400 words, First Time, rated PG-13.