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Claim: Stargate: Atlantis - Rodney McKay
Title: Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
Author: Amireal, aka [livejournal.com profile] amireal or [livejournal.com profile] amific
Characters: Rodney McKay, John Sheppard.
Prompt: 39. Break-up.
Rating: NC-17.
Length: medium.
Brief summary: Okay, aliens didn't make them do it, but they certainly had a hand in it. Rodney is high as a kite and wants to break up with John; it's just that they've never dated.

Rodney leans into his hand and looks thoughtfully at him. "I think we should break up." He says with utmost sincerity.

Sheppard blinks furiously, surprised. He clears his throat. "I wasn't aware we were dating."

"You wouldn't be.” Rodney frowns, shaking his head sadly. "It's mostly in my head." He shifts back to Sheppard's shoulder, eyes closed, head turned to the wall. "But I've decided to break it off anyway."


Link to the story: Breaking Up Is Hard To Do

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Claim: Stargate: Atlantis - Rodney McKay
Title: A Non-Denominational Holiday Mission Report (Part 1 & Part 2)
Author: Smitty, aka [livejournal.com profile] smittywing
Characters: Rodney McKay, John Sheppard, et al.
Prompt: 42. Holiday.
Rating: NC-17.
Length: long.
Brief summary: Rodney is visited by the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and—well, you get the idea. It's a Pegasus Christmas Carol! Also a fantastic Rodney story that balances humor, wacky hijinks, angst, and character development.

"I am sick and tired of being required to play at your delusional little fantasy games," he snapped, snatching the hat off. "I have made it abundantly clear on more than one occasion that I have absolutely no interest in your childish dedication to a holiday that lost any meaning it might have had decades ago and you people can't get it through your thick heads that I don't give a flying fuck. So take your crappy imitation commercial retard hats and stick them where the sun does not shine!" He threw the hat as hard as he could, but Athosian wool was impossibly lightweight for its warmth and the hat fluttered a few feet before coming to rest in a potted plant. A ten thousand year old, dead potted plant that was decorated with popcorn and pseudo-cranberries and little foil constructs that might or might not be puddlejumpers. Rodney spun on his heel and stomped out of the room so fast he nearly slammed into the door.


Link to the story: A Non-Denominational Holiday Mission Report (Part 1 & Part 2)