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Title: Dear Captain, Last Night I Slept in Mutiny...
Pairing: Jack/Ianto
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rm & kalichan
Rating/Warning: NC-17, character study by way of much conversation, some porn and a little nice, friendly d/s
Summary: After death, a date: dinner, discussion, and driving – for Jack and Ianto, the death bit might actually be the easy part.
Author's Notes: Direct sequel to A Strange Fashion of Forsaking; takes place after that story somewhere in between 2x05: Adam and 2x06: Reset. You don't have to read that first (although we think it is probably not as squicky as its warnings suggest), but it will make more sense if you do. Title adapted from a poem by Lucie Brock-Broido. 2nd installment of I Had No Idea I Had Been Traveling.
Wordcount: ~11,300
( The shower was helping a lot, Ianto reflected, and he was relieved (if slightly shocked) that Jack had left him to it alone... )
This story won a Skiffy Award for "Best of Jack Harkness: Romance".
Pairing: Jack/Ianto
Authors:
rm & kalichanRating/Warning: NC-17, character study by way of much conversation, some porn and a little nice, friendly d/s
Summary: After death, a date: dinner, discussion, and driving – for Jack and Ianto, the death bit might actually be the easy part.
Author's Notes: Direct sequel to A Strange Fashion of Forsaking; takes place after that story somewhere in between 2x05: Adam and 2x06: Reset. You don't have to read that first (although we think it is probably not as squicky as its warnings suggest), but it will make more sense if you do. Title adapted from a poem by Lucie Brock-Broido. 2nd installment of I Had No Idea I Had Been Traveling.
Wordcount: ~11,300
( The shower was helping a lot, Ianto reflected, and he was relieved (if slightly shocked) that Jack had left him to it alone... )
This story won a Skiffy Award for "Best of Jack Harkness: Romance".