Captain James T. Kirk (
winscenario) wrote in
riverviewlogs2018-09-10 10:19 am
( closed ) fly me to the moon
who: Jim Kirk & Victor Frankenstein
what: romantic weekend in the stars (literally)
when: early September
where: on the shuttle, up in space
warnings: some kinky sex
The shuttle isn't exactly the most romantic of transportations, but Jim has tried his best to make it look and feel comfortable and cozy. There's no actual bed, but he has set up a large mattress on the floor in the cargo bay area, with plenty of pillows and blankets, and he's hung a few curtains from the walls so the room doesn't look as cold with all the metal and hard edges all over. There's a box with a few things they might need, though he hasn't forgotten to stock up on supplies for an emergency situation, as well as enough food rations to last them a few weeks if something does happen. He doesn't think it will, but still.
For now Jim's sitting in the pilot seat, fastened securely into place as they cross the atmosphere and start on the smooth path taking them up into space. It's not too high up above the moon, but they get a nice view of both it and the Capitol World a little farther in the distance, and Jim makes sure to take on a steadier speed before turning on the autopilot, letting Victor take in the view for a while.
what: romantic weekend in the stars (literally)
when: early September
where: on the shuttle, up in space
warnings: some kinky sex
The shuttle isn't exactly the most romantic of transportations, but Jim has tried his best to make it look and feel comfortable and cozy. There's no actual bed, but he has set up a large mattress on the floor in the cargo bay area, with plenty of pillows and blankets, and he's hung a few curtains from the walls so the room doesn't look as cold with all the metal and hard edges all over. There's a box with a few things they might need, though he hasn't forgotten to stock up on supplies for an emergency situation, as well as enough food rations to last them a few weeks if something does happen. He doesn't think it will, but still.
For now Jim's sitting in the pilot seat, fastened securely into place as they cross the atmosphere and start on the smooth path taking them up into space. It's not too high up above the moon, but they get a nice view of both it and the Capitol World a little farther in the distance, and Jim makes sure to take on a steadier speed before turning on the autopilot, letting Victor take in the view for a while.

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"Should I go get your present now?" Posed as an actual question because he was perfectly fine with leaving it for later, if Victor happened to be more curious about the contents of the box next to the mattress.
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Victor was very curious about that box, but he also wanted to see what else James thought up for gifts. "Yes, please."
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Jim still had a last gift (because he wouldn't be himself if he didn't overdo it a little), but he waited for Victor's reaction to those first two gifts before handing the last present to him.
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"Holy shit," he breathed. "This is the coolest thing I've ever seen." Face lit up, he looked through all the items in the medical kit with a fond, nostalgic smile on his face. "It's like the one I had back in school!" He carefully put it aside so he could thank James with a kiss. "It's perfect. Thank you."
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"You're welcome. But," he pulled back from the kiss, lifting a finger. "There's one last thing."
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He pulled a smaller box from his pocket. This one wasn't wrapped, and by the dark velvet Victor could likely tell it was another piece of jewellery. Slightly different this time, though— it was a pair of copper pendants, the design of a constellation that was completed when the two were put together side by side, and on the back of each pendant, a small "J" and "V" were engraved.
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"It's--" He struggled for the right words. "Beautiful." He ran the chain through his fingers, lifting so he could help clip it around James's neck. "Help me put mine on?" He didn't really need he help; he just felt like that was the right way to respond to this.
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He cupped Victor's face with both hands, kissing him slowly, one of his hands dropping down so his fingers brushed over the pendant Victor was now wearing. "I worried it might be too much," he said with a small smile. "But I did get you a ring already, so I figured— what the hell, right?"
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"I don't... I don't know if I can ever say or do enough to show you how much you mean to me, James," he said at last. " 'I love you' isn't enough, but it's all I can think of right now."
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Helping put Victor's gifts back into the bag, he slowly got to his feet. "Move to the bed. I'll just take care of the dishes and be right there."
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"Doubt we'll ever get bored up here," he said, an eyebrow raising suggestively.
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"Um. No. I guess not," Victor agreed. "How, um... how do you decide which one of us gets this used on us?"
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