Post 'Water': Greer approached TJ about their trust issue.

aka Dr Rush Finds a Friend

Eli and Chloe chat over breakfast, post 1x06 Water.

There's a Battlestar Galactica sized elephant in the room...and Eli has to mention it. Spoilers for first five eps. Matt/Chloe/Eli.

To Nicholas Rush, all this seems very familiar.

Just what it says on the lid.

Eli tries to get Rush to open up about his time one Earth, the scientist has other ideas. So does Lieutenant Scott who just happens to stumble upon the two. Eli/Matt/Rush

Eli wasn't one to stand up to bullies, but Colonel Young was definitely over-exaggerating. Add on to: Rules of Logic and Relationships.

I'm telling you, I had no idea that this ship was capable of going through a star!"

During a mission to retrieve a mineral to fuel the Destiny, Chloe learns of Eli's feelings for her.

If he could relate that two numbers combined equaled something else, he could definitely relate two human beings together

He's THE mathboy. Remember that would you?

That’s when a hand touched the back of his neck and slowly made its way to the top of his curly head, in one long caress. Rush realizes something.

Rush and Camille Wray as a couple, well, sort of...

Oneshot: A Daedalus-class warship. A Tau'ri base with the name of Icarus. With the coming of Lucian, one of the two would be consumed in fire. An inferno akin to a star...

They are surrounded, the five that didn't make it off the ship during the evac, have to make a choice, fight them off, or die trying...Chapter one reworked and reposted

A bit of Nicholas Rush POV set during "Darkness."

A bad day for Rush, but maybe not so bad after all. Eli POV.

1st Lt. Tamara Johanson knows she shouldn't do this... screwing around with Col. Everett Young in a storage closet aboard the Destiny, that is.

A little post-Air Part 3 musing by Nicholas Rush.

He's so green it's refreshing...but there's a pull of envy, too. Drabble.

Chloe and Scott share a moment taking a walk through the hallways of Destiny

Air, Part 2. A few seconds can seem so long. Why did Senator Armstrong decide to do it? He didn't mean to play the hero. He had his own reason.

The humans trapped on board the Ancient ship "Destiny" find her origins more alien than originally thought.

Chloe Armstrong's thoughts after the sacrifice of her father. Terribly short, please R&R and be nice.