[SGA - Fic] Boys (Teyla & Laura friendship, PG-13)

[falcon_horus]

Author's Note: Snerched the prompt from lostcityfound's 3rd year anniversary ficathon back in July. SGA isn't mine. Characters aren't mine either (even though my muse likes to believe otherwise). Just borrowing them for a little bit of fun.

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Title: Boys
Author: Falcon Horus
Rating: PG-13
Characters: Laura Cadman, Teyla & OC's
Prompt: boys, laura cadman & teyla emmagan friendship
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The moment Colonel Sheppard had declared that the marines take a day off, they had organized their time away from the city, spending a day on the main land. Most of the men had decided on playing soccer. Not much was needed and the rules were easy to explain to everyone, even the Athosians.

The weather was beautiful and in no time tops had appeared, and men had collectively gotten rid of their shirts. Most of the female population among the marines had decided on getting a tan, and a few were watching the games. And even less of them were actually participating.

Lt. Cadman and two others were seated near the field, occasionally cheering loudly or yelling when something wasn’t quite to their liking. But most of their time was spent on rating their male colleagues, who were all too aware of the ladies’ game.

“Oh...” Sergeant Neil, a tall brunette with curious green eyes, pointed at Sergeant Baker who was dribbling his way to the other side. “Look at Baker’s abs. That’s one fine specimen, don’t you think so too?” She glanced sideways at her companions, who eagerly nodded.

“That’s worth at least a seven.” Sergeant Kelly, who couldn’t conceal her Irish heritage even if her life depended on it, said.

“A seven?” Cadman turned at the young woman by her side, frowning. “Only a seven?”

“He’s a little short for my liking.” She giggled.

“Okay, we’ll give you that.” Neil and Cadman nodded.

“Good afternoon, Lieutenant Cadman.” Laura turned at the familiar voice and smiled as Teyla stood behind her.

“Afternoon, Teyla.” She greeted. “Care to join us?” Laura patted the ground next to her.

“What are you doing?” Teyla sat down, cross legged. She glanced at the two other marines as they cheered and whistled when Baker scored.

“That’s my seven.” Kelly clasped Neil on the back. “And a half, cause he scored.” Neil chuckled in response.

“We are watching the game.” Laura said with a smile.

“And rating the fine specimen that is playing it.” Neil turned, an unmistakable grin plastered on her face.

“What?” Teyla’s frowned confused, glancing back and forth between the ladies and the men on the field.

“We’re checking out the men.” Laura said, leaving no room for misinterpretation of what they were doing exactly.

“Oh...” Teyla understood, and nodded. “Kate once told me it’s the...”

Laura held up her hand, silencing the Athosian at once. “I have no doubt Heightmeyer has a whole slew of theories about why we women do these kind of things, but I’d rather not hear them. It’s my day off, at last, I’d like to enjoy it.”

“In the most pleasant way we can.” Neil added.

“By rating our men.” Kelly cheered. “I found a ten!” She practically jumped up as she pointed at one of the new guys, a slender but firmly build marine with pitch black hair and a somewhat darker skin. “Oh, he’s perfect.” She giggled as she kept gazing at the young man. “That’s my McDreamy. Oh, he definitely is.”

“McDreamy?” Three sets of eyebrows shot upwards.

“Oh, look at him. He is so mine.”

“That is Lieutenant David D’Angelo.” Teyla recognized him from an earlier sparring session. Ronon had beaten him to a pulp, much to her annoyance. “He’s a very adequate soldier.” The trio turned to Teyla at once.

“You’ve met him in person?” Laura asked in surprise.

“My McDreamy?”

“Stop saying that!” Neil playfully slapped Kelly over the head.

“Yes, Ronon and I sparred with him.” Kelly’s gaze glazed over as she pondered all the possibilities she could do with her McDreamy, happily drooling away as she turned back to him. “And he has a boyfriend.”

“WHAT?!?” Kelly made them jump as she turned back, her neck protesting under the sudden strain. Teyla nodded. “No, this cannot be true. Not my perfect ten.”

Laura looked from Kelly to Teyla, catching the latter winking, a smirk appearing on her face. “That’s a shame.” She played along for a bit.

“That’s so not fair.” Kelly pouted, to which both Laura and Teyla started laughing. “Oh ha ha, very funny.”

“Afternoon ladies.” They looked up to find the perfect ten standing near their position, drinking from a bottle of water. He winked at Kelly as he jogged back onto the field, showing her his fine backside.

“He winked.” Kelly said. “Wait a minute...” Realization dawned on her. “He winked!” She slowly turned to her three friends, who were trying their very best not to laugh out loud. “Oh you...” Kelly wrinkled her nose up, showing Teyla a closed fist. “I’ll get back to you. You just wait.”

“Good luck with that!” Laura stated matter-of-factly, winking at Teyla who just smiled knowingly.