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Title: Workin' Men (Somewhere To Go)
Fandom: Stargate Atlantis AU
Characters/pairing: Sheppard/McKay (primary); John/Nancy, Rodney/Sam (minor)
Rating: R
Word count: 7700-ish
A/N: After the airing of "Outcast" I had this idea: what if John had gone into the family business, and this was in the same world (or one close to it) as SG-1's "The Road Not Taken" where Rodney's a dot-com millionaire. Then the two of them meet thanks to their wives both having government jobs and having to go to the same shindigs. And the rest is history.![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
tropes said I should, and I quote, "WRITE IT." So I did.
tropes was also a dear and played beta for me, otherwise this would be full of wrong tenses and grammar errors. It still could be, but that's totally my fault, not hers.
(Also? You should listen to "The Broken Road" (performed by either Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (that's the version I have) or Rascal Flatts) sometime while reading this. If this story has a theme song, that song would be it. Plus, it's just an awesome song, period.)
( Well, seeing that you’re over here playing with your computer while everyone else is out there mingling, I figured you must be as bored as I am. )
Fandom: Stargate Atlantis AU
Characters/pairing: Sheppard/McKay (primary); John/Nancy, Rodney/Sam (minor)
Rating: R
Word count: 7700-ish
A/N: After the airing of "Outcast" I had this idea: what if John had gone into the family business, and this was in the same world (or one close to it) as SG-1's "The Road Not Taken" where Rodney's a dot-com millionaire. Then the two of them meet thanks to their wives both having government jobs and having to go to the same shindigs. And the rest is history.
tropes said I should, and I quote, "WRITE IT." So I did. tropes was also a dear and played beta for me, otherwise this would be full of wrong tenses and grammar errors. It still could be, but that's totally my fault, not hers.(Also? You should listen to "The Broken Road" (performed by either Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (that's the version I have) or Rascal Flatts) sometime while reading this. If this story has a theme song, that song would be it. Plus, it's just an awesome song, period.)
( Well, seeing that you’re over here playing with your computer while everyone else is out there mingling, I figured you must be as bored as I am. )
