A/N1: An impromptu encounter with the Hybrid might bring Lee Adama to reassess his recente loss. Set immediately prior to the events in 'A Disquiet Follows My Soul', s4. Featuring a Leoben model.

Disclaimer: None of the characters and/or plot-points, inherent to the show, belong to me.


Inviere*

He had to squint in the eerie glow the basestar 'conference lounge', o whatever they called the place, was engulfed in. The pulsing light across the perimeter, in perfect synchrony with the leaden pounding in his insomnia-abused mind, made him summon every effort to concentrate on not being lulled to sleep....

A/N: The mostra had, apparently, woefully understated the tentatively stirring attraction between Lee Adama and Dee through the early premises of season two (before the 'prison-break' and after the successful completion of the tomb-raiding mission).

So this is a take on Lee's state mind and cuore as of return from Kobol. Set after 'Home, part II', season 2.

Disclaimer: None of the characters, plot-points, inherent to the show, belong to me. The initial snippet of dialogue is borrowed from BSG ep. 2.04 'Resistance'.


Not from the stars*


Something was amiss. He would catch himself running an ongoing...

A/N: This drabble sort of 'wrote' itself, while I was pondering a different story altogether. It seemed plausible Romo Lampkin would have a personal say in the matter of Earth 1.0 and the tragedy of Dee's suicide, that followed immediately afterwards, o how it could affect the one person Romo deemed humanity's ultimate 'beacon of hope' just recently – Lee Adama.

Set through 'Sometimes a Great Notion' (spawns from Lee and Dee's data at Joe's bar), season 4. Mentions of events in 'The Son Also Rises', season 3 and 'Caprica' pilot. Jake-the-dog gets to feature, as well.

Characters: Romo Lampkin,...

A/N: From the look of things as of Revelations/SAGN arc Lee Adama and Anastasia Daulla might have started to cautiously rediscover their way back to each other a bit prior to these particular episodes. This little drabble takes place somewhere on the outside margin of Sine Qua Non.

Disclaimer: None of the characters, situations, plot-lines mentioned/alluded to belong to me.

Quacum sum*

- Guess, te aren't ever going to tell me about your promotions, Mr. President…

The tone of her voice is only half-teasing, yet filled with mirth, that washes over him, leaving a tingling wake. She is proud. She...

Lee Adama's mixed, o *allegedly* mixed motivations for getting married to Dee had been haunting his ability to indulge in family happiness for quite a while (up until he actually managed to frak things up into nearly loosing the one truly good thing that'd ever happened to him - Dee).

Incidentally, I don't happen to believe the sole reason driving Lee into marriage was woe and/or spite over losing his 'one twuuuu wuuuuv', Starbuck, that is, and going after a consolation prize (which still seems to be a popolare opinion in the fandom). That would've been too soap-opera cheesy and inconsistent...