Captain James T. Kirk (
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( open ) so darling, save the last dance for me
who: Jim Kirk & YOU!
what: last month Jim asked for some dance lessons on the network, this is a log for said lessons + people randomly walking in on him practicing on his own, and finally the actual date with Victor
when: throughout July
where: various places
warnings: none, will edit if need be
(( starters in the comments!! ))
what: last month Jim asked for some dance lessons on the network, this is a log for said lessons + people randomly walking in on him practicing on his own, and finally the actual date with Victor
when: throughout July
where: various places
warnings: none, will edit if need be
(( starters in the comments!! ))
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Wait here.
[ He hasn't even kissed Victor yet, and that's how he keeps it, as he pulls away from the doctor and makes his way to the sound system smartly hidden behind one of the panels. Music starts playing, the intro giving him more than enough time to make his way back to Victor, standing up straight before him, then stretching out a hand. ]
Dance with me?
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He feels like he's been transported back in time. The hall is empty except for them but otherwise, it's so reminiscent of days back in his home world. Oh. He gets it now. He had tried recreating a typical modern teen date night, and now James is recreating what would've been a typical night out for Victor when he was a teenager. He sort of feels like one, too, getting weirdly nervous when James asks him to dance]
Yes. Um, yes, I would be honored.
[He feels a little ridiculous at stumbling on his words. Victor takes James's hand, settling into the proper waltz position. But then pauses, giving James a questioning look]
You did mean to pick a waltz, right?
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Jim draws him in close, taking the leading position. There's the appropriate space between them, of course, because he's going to do this right. ]
Yes. I did.
[ He taps on Victor's hand, as though marking the rhythm of the music. After a brief pause, he starts slowly on the steps, hoping Victor will catch on and follow so they can catch up to the tempo. ]
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But he does, and he looks at James with a sense of wonder. The waltz is not a particularly hard dance but even so, James made the effort of learning the right posture and hand positions and everything.
A little smile plays on his lips]
Why is it I've never seen you at one of these parties before?
[He already feels like he's back in time, so might as well play it up a little]
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Well, this usually not my type of thing... [ He shrugs. As if the room is full of people— it's fun to pretend like they're back on Victor's world, during one of those balls he was probably forced to attend. ]
But I was told there's a handsome doctor looking for a special someone. Figured I'd give it a try. [ Whispering, ] I hear he's loaded, too.
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I wouldn't put much faith in stories like that. It's just what they tell people to get them to come to these things.
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[ He shoots him a playful frown, scrunching up his nose. ]
I guess if he's good in bed, I can overlook a few shortcomings.
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[He smirks. He doesn't actually throw his title around much at all, but as long as they're playing like they're in his time, might as well go all out with it]
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[ Jim's eyebrows do go up at that. Sure, he knew Victor's family had some standing back in his world, but he never bothered asking about details. There was never reason for him to. ]
You never told me that. [ His fingers brush along the collar of Victor's shirt, before the music starts to gradually pick up pace. ] It's got a nice ring to it.
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But you said you're looking for someone loaded.
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Well— obviously. You gotta think about certain things, when you're looking for a suitor.
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Mm, sounds like a catch. And he probably needs a lot of funding for all that exploration. Match made in heaven, if you ask me.
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Mmmm. Sounds pretty perfect to me.
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When they go into their last spin, Victor gets them close, brushing his fingers over James's cheek]
How'd I get so lucky to find you?
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Jim draws to a halt as the first music comes to an end. Another will follow soon after, but for now he's content to stop for a little while. ]
Something I ofter wonder about you, myself. [ He smiles, tilting his head towards the touch of Victor's fingers. ]
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You did a lot to make this special. You took the time to learn this dance, you found a place and got the right music. You sent out a formal invitation. And the way you look right now...
I've been thoroughly and completely swept off my feet, James. And the only time I really enjoyed myself in one of these ballrooms.
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Believe it or not, finding the place was almost as tasking as learning how to dance.
[ There were always the holosuites, of course, but he wanted it to be real. A real place, with real music, real decorations. Holograms can be useful, but they're not particularly romantic. ]
I'm glad you like this. I wanted it to be special. [ A hum. ] Oh— I got us something else, too. You don't happen to be thirsty...?
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Well, now that you mention it, I am a little.
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He smiles, pulling away from Victor, and taking a bow all proper before he makes it to aforementioned small bar. He dips behind the counter and produces a couple of flutes and a nice bottle of champagne. ] I hope you have something to toast to.
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[He watches, curious and a little amused. He takes a moment to think of a toast] How about... to risks? Because if I didn't take one, I would never have met you.
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[ There would be other people, but they could still dance a little, have a bit of a fancier night out if Victor wanted to. Jim would definitely enjoy more opportunities to dance with him. ]
Really? [ He grins and chuckles, while opening the bottle of champagne with a 'pop'. He pours a bit onto each glass, not overdoing it for now. ] Using a dating app is your idea of taking risks? God, you really are an old man.
[ Said with all the love (and all the teasing) in the world. ]
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[He tapped their glasses together] But yeah, I'm an old man. And you just set up this whole night to appeal to this old man.
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Because I love you... and because you're the most important person in my life. I want to have as many experiences as I can with you.
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