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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Then I expect you to come visit me while I'm at the academy, captain.
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[ He's often there for lectures and speeches already, anyway. It's really nice, though, thinking about the possibility of Victor joining the Academy if he went back to his world with him. ]
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[ Maybe bragging just a little bit. ]
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I wasn't always famous because of the things I've done. Took me a while to... accept it. And to figure out what I wanted to do with it.
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Even with all the negative ways people see me, I wouldn't want to be anyone else.
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If they see you in a negative way, then they're definitely looking at you wrong. [ A hint of teasing to his tone; he does know what Victor means. ]
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I think I've had plenty of positive looks for a while. At least from people who aren't you.
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Mm, I've noticed. Making some friends around here. I do hope I'll never have to pull the jealous boyfriend card on anyone, though.
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I was kidding! I know that, you silly. [ Tugging on Victor's collar. ] I feel the same. For the record.
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You did far more than just saying it tonight, geliebte. I'm a little reluctant to go home and leave this, after all the work you put into it.
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[ He did rent the place for the whole night, after all, and Lucy's staying with the sitter, so they can take as long as they want. ]
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Good. You found a nice place. I feel like we could be anywhere. The Quarantine, Storybrooke, some garden at your academy... It's nice to imagine.
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I don't really care where we are— as long as I get to be with you.
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[Because he's being so sappy. HE KNOWS JOKES]
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Oh— come on, [ He laughs, swatting a hand lightly at him. ] Now I don't know if I want a whole life with you, if you're gonna keep making lame jokes like that.
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[ He does like Victor’s sense of humor, terrible jokes and all. ]
Mm, you could... sing to me. Or recite me a poem. Some kind of romantic gesture like that.
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Which he very well might drag James into, though he still keeps them close enough to hear the words]
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I don't know that one, [ He speaks quietly once Victor finishes, looking up and kissing him slowly. ] I love it.
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[He cups the other man's face in his hands to return the kiss, letting their noses brush before pulling away. His fingers slid down, gently scratching the back of James's neck before going down farther and looping around his hips]
I'm curious: did you have a planned end to the evening?
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