James T. Kirk

"He will not take my opinion as valid, after what he suspects you have done to me." To keep his voice low he had to be calm, even if this was technically an argument. Arguing over something he mostly did not want, but that was all feeling. Logic dictated that there wasn't enough evidence to convict him of any wrongdoing, given the circumstances. "And there is no benefit to the ship from letting you roam." Besides, of course, his own enjoyment--but even that he did not fully want to acknowledge, not with the relationship he already had.