"Is there something you want to tell me Jack?" Jacob asked as he Jack
strolled away from the group.
"About what?" Jack inquired.
"Let me rephrase that. How long after I left last time did you start sleeping with my daughter?"
"Jacob, it's not.."
"Jack, she's old enough to pick who she dates and who she sleeps with for herself. But she's always going to be my little girl despite the fact she can build a bomb, fly a plane or speak in so much technobabble it even confuses Selmak. Just don't hurt her and I won't have to kill you."
"Jake, we were, I was going to talk to you about this."
"Jack, I already knew remember our conversation. As long as she's happy I don't care."
"Jake, there's something else I promised her I'd talk to you about."
"She's not pregnant is she?" Jacob asked.
"No, she's not pregnant." Jack scratched the back of his head, "there was a reason that I was going to do this on the way back."
"Oh why's that?" Jacob asked.
"So if you want to kill me, I'd be closer to Doc."
"What did you want to talk about?"
"I sort of got used to having her around, you her stuff scattered around the house, the calls from the base because they can't fix anything without her, her watching the history channel and trying to explain something that I really don't need to know."
"Where's this going?" Jacob inquired.
"I asked her to move in with me."
"And what did Sam say?"
"She already had a house, your house; it would look bad at the base. Then she agreed to think about if I talked to you and got your opinion on it."
"Was this before or after I turned up yesterday?"
"Both." Jack confirmed
"Well I'd prefer it if you'd marry her and get a start on getting me some more grandchildren but if it what she wants I have no objections."
"Thanks Jake."
"Just remember I have lots of spies and I can kick your six."
"Yes sir."
~
A few days later Sam felt a chill go over as sat in her lab. She spun around and looked for something that could have caused the draft, but she couldn't see anything. She turned back to the report she was writing.
"Major Carter to the briefing room, Major Carter to the briefing room."
Sam got off and chair and headed to the briefing room.
"Sir, I was summoned." She said as entered.
"Take a seat Major."
"Yes sir." Sam said sitting down. Hammond paused before he began speaking.
"We've had a message from the Tok'ra." He paused not sure how to tell her.
"General's what's going on?" Sam asked.
"The Tok'ra sent a ship with additional supplies to the planet SG-1 and your father were on. When they arrived everyone had vanished."
"Vanished sir?"
"Dr Jackson's books were still scatter around the text he'd been trying to translate. The Colonel's P-90 and yoyo were scattered on the floor with Teal'c's staff weapon. There was no sign of a struggle everything is where they had left it. They simply vanished."
"General, permission to."
"Permission to do what? Go after them? One the Tok'ra can't find any clues what do you expect to find and two you're still on medical restriction to the base."
"With all due respect sir I can't sit here and do nothing. SG-1 have a rule about never leaving anyone behind, they would come after me in a heartbeat."
"And if I don't let you go?"
"Sir, I'd find a way to go without your permission even if it meant being court martialled."
"And how would you do that?"
"I'm sure I'd think of something, even if it meant jerry rigging something to call the Asguard, Thor likes the Colonel I'm sure he'd be willing to help me locate them. General, they're my family I won't leave them out there."
"Family?"
"General, it's not just my Dad out there. Daniel and Teal'c are like my brothers and the Colonel, well, the Colonel is one of my best friends. It was hard enough watching them go through the gate without me, knowing they're missing is not going to make me focus on your job."
"You're need around here too much to have you put up on charges. Go and find them Major, on the condition Doctor Fraiser gives her blessing, I'll have whoever's available meet you in the gate room in thirty minutes."
"Thank you sir."
"They're my family too Major."
"Yes sir."
~
"About what?" Jack inquired.
"Let me rephrase that. How long after I left last time did you start sleeping with my daughter?"
"Jacob, it's not.."
"Jack, she's old enough to pick who she dates and who she sleeps with for herself. But she's always going to be my little girl despite the fact she can build a bomb, fly a plane or speak in so much technobabble it even confuses Selmak. Just don't hurt her and I won't have to kill you."
"Jake, we were, I was going to talk to you about this."
"Jack, I already knew remember our conversation. As long as she's happy I don't care."
"Jake, there's something else I promised her I'd talk to you about."
"She's not pregnant is she?" Jacob asked.
"No, she's not pregnant." Jack scratched the back of his head, "there was a reason that I was going to do this on the way back."
"Oh why's that?" Jacob asked.
"So if you want to kill me, I'd be closer to Doc."
"What did you want to talk about?"
"I sort of got used to having her around, you her stuff scattered around the house, the calls from the base because they can't fix anything without her, her watching the history channel and trying to explain something that I really don't need to know."
"Where's this going?" Jacob inquired.
"I asked her to move in with me."
"And what did Sam say?"
"She already had a house, your house; it would look bad at the base. Then she agreed to think about if I talked to you and got your opinion on it."
"Was this before or after I turned up yesterday?"
"Both." Jack confirmed
"Well I'd prefer it if you'd marry her and get a start on getting me some more grandchildren but if it what she wants I have no objections."
"Thanks Jake."
"Just remember I have lots of spies and I can kick your six."
"Yes sir."
~
A few days later Sam felt a chill go over as sat in her lab. She spun around and looked for something that could have caused the draft, but she couldn't see anything. She turned back to the report she was writing.
"Major Carter to the briefing room, Major Carter to the briefing room."
Sam got off and chair and headed to the briefing room.
"Sir, I was summoned." She said as entered.
"Take a seat Major."
"Yes sir." Sam said sitting down. Hammond paused before he began speaking.
"We've had a message from the Tok'ra." He paused not sure how to tell her.
"General's what's going on?" Sam asked.
"The Tok'ra sent a ship with additional supplies to the planet SG-1 and your father were on. When they arrived everyone had vanished."
"Vanished sir?"
"Dr Jackson's books were still scatter around the text he'd been trying to translate. The Colonel's P-90 and yoyo were scattered on the floor with Teal'c's staff weapon. There was no sign of a struggle everything is where they had left it. They simply vanished."
"General, permission to."
"Permission to do what? Go after them? One the Tok'ra can't find any clues what do you expect to find and two you're still on medical restriction to the base."
"With all due respect sir I can't sit here and do nothing. SG-1 have a rule about never leaving anyone behind, they would come after me in a heartbeat."
"And if I don't let you go?"
"Sir, I'd find a way to go without your permission even if it meant being court martialled."
"And how would you do that?"
"I'm sure I'd think of something, even if it meant jerry rigging something to call the Asguard, Thor likes the Colonel I'm sure he'd be willing to help me locate them. General, they're my family I won't leave them out there."
"Family?"
"General, it's not just my Dad out there. Daniel and Teal'c are like my brothers and the Colonel, well, the Colonel is one of my best friends. It was hard enough watching them go through the gate without me, knowing they're missing is not going to make me focus on your job."
"You're need around here too much to have you put up on charges. Go and find them Major, on the condition Doctor Fraiser gives her blessing, I'll have whoever's available meet you in the gate room in thirty minutes."
"Thank you sir."
"They're my family too Major."
"Yes sir."
~