Looking for obscure fics from old BJ.net. Update -- FOUND

[sandraj60.livejournal.com]

I have very little time to keep up with current storylines so I'm looking for old fics to read when I'm able. I ran across the mention of some I haven't been able to find:

Sugar Daddy by dphysh (41705 words)
Summary -- Justin has been semi-adopted by George Schickel, so very rich that everyone thinks he is his Sugar Daddy.

Suburban Secrets by KaMiKaZe
Justin flees from his abusive parents. He has promised his sisters that he will come back for them.

The Agency by deniseanne32
Justin gets a new job, and maybe something more.

Thanks in advance. :)

Comments

[sandraj60.livejournal.com]

Did I ever mention that you are the QAF Angel of Mercy? ...I don't feel worthy. Like chase37, I'm still getting use from the two BJFic downloads... and then you have the sendspace folder. I'm not worthy.

My humble gratitude is not nearly as much as you deserve, but please accept my pious appreciation and thankfulness, especially, since I plan on more requests in the near future. ;)

But truly, thanks a whole bunch,

Sandra:)

[blklizard.livejournal.com]

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You're very welcome. I'll keep sharing as long as I have a requested story available and no one can come up with link to the fic. It is getting harder to track down links to older stories even with the waybackmachine. More people are putting robot txt on their sites so that when they close down and delete the sites the stories are gone. I know the feeling when you hear about a good story but can't find it anywhere to read. Very frustrating.

Sendspace keeps track of the number of downloads for each story and many of them have 200 or 300++ downloads so I know there are a lot of people out there that still want to read QAF fan fiction that's not available on line anymore. I hope that by my sharing what I have this will encourage others to help locate links or even share stories that they have saved. With so many authors moving on to other fandom's and in many cases deleting their QAF stories the getithere journal is a last hope for locating lost stories.

You're nice thank you is appreciated. :)