Hi

Okay, I have no idea if this will work right, since I've never posted anything on a forum like this. Yeah, I'm a virgin, ha ha!

I wrote a series of MacGyver stories between Nov 1999 and Nov 2000, and originally posted them on my, now defunct, RDADS website. I was recently tracked down by MacNymph, and asked if I could repost them, so I'm going to attempt that here.

Please note, however, that they all have NC-17 content of a sexual nature, which, having read the Fanfic rules of this forum, I guess I'll have to leave out. They were pretty much originally posted with the sex scenes inserted as interludes so they could be skipped and read at a PG-13 rating, if preferred, so that's the versions I'll be posting here. If anyone wants the full on NC-17 versions, please contact me and I'll see what I can figure out.

They are all completely unread and unedited for the last several years, so they're probably horrible, and for that I apologise in advance. But, anyway, here goes:


Title: All In The Past

Author: Elaine Stouse
Email: rdadsemail@rdads.com

Summary:
In late Spring 1991, MacGyver meets and falls in love with the woman of his dreams. Now, almost nine years after losing her, he's still dreaming about her. Maybe his son Sam isn't the only one who'd like to know what happened to her.

Spoilers:
Contained in NC-17 portion only, spoilers for: To Be A Man, Back From The Dead, Ceasefire, Humanity, Faith Hope & Charity, Trail of Tears, ie, anything leaving a scar!

Rating:
PG-13, with Part 2 being an NC-17 (veering towards X rated) added extra

Category:
Drama, romance, angst. Follows the background storyline of the MacVS series

Author's comments:
This is the revised version of a well toned down, strictly PG story that was originally aired as part of the MacGyver Virtual Season #9 in April/May 2000.

What's posted here is much more what I'd originally envisaged in December 1999 when I decided it was about time someone wrote a story where MacGyver actually got the girl for a change!

I hope you enjoy reading this as much as I recall enjoying writing it.

Elaine