"When the Solitaires" By nanda

Title: When the Solitaires

Author: nanda (nanda@angstnromance.net)

Rating: R

Codes 'n Stuff: Drabble, S/J, sap

Archive: SJD yes; nobody else, please. You may link to my site if you want.

Season/Spoilers: Future, post-S8 or so. Pete is mentioned.

Feedback: Any and all welcomed.

Disclaimer: Not mine, no profit.

Summary: "Good sex makes Carter's IQ points drain out through her ears."

Thanks: Karen.

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When the Solitaires
by nanda (nanda@angstnromance.net)

Good sex makes Carter's IQ points drain out through her ears. Jack finds this both gratifying, and funny as hell.

There are no six-syllable words, no unified theories, just drunken eyes and deep streams of vowels. He can mold her like slippery-wet clay. He wonders whether she was like this with Shanahan, but he's never had the guts to ask. Until about two seconds ago.

She reassembles her brain, gives him a look he can't translate. Jack is lying on the wet spot.

Finally she says, "It's hard for me to trust people sometimes."

He'll take that as a no.

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fin.

(The title is from W.S. Merwin's poem "Before Us.")

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