James T. Kirk (
kirktastic) wrote2010-02-14 12:27 am
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[NCC-1701 DEN OF SIN] -- [Special Rules, Open All, OOC Character Moment!]
Rules: - simple and easy.
1) Unless you obviously already have an agreement or something going with another character, please ask before you post under their thread wanting to have sexy times. THIS INCLUDES PEOPLE FROM OUTSIDE THE RP AS WELL! If you aren't part of our group but want to have some fun sexy times with a character... well, shoot them a PM! Within the group, please do the same as a courtesy.
2) Don't be discouraged, upset, or anything similar if someone doesn't want to sex up with your character. Just reply to their PM with a 'no thanks' if you really don't want to for whatever reason. They could be too overwhelmed with other threads, or wanting to concentrate on one, or just don't have time to take more than one thread. Don't take it personally, please.
3) Post down below with your name AND your location in the subject of the thread if you want to be somewhere specific (like Jim will be specifically on the bridge) and change it for anyone who comes by. That way, its the absolute easiest way to find someone, track someone, gloss over someone, whatever.
4) If you're going to be doing something that COULD squick someone, please mark it with a warning in the subject of the comment. Just a courtesy thing!
5) Talk to someone before sliding into a multi-person scene. Don't just interrupt without making sure you're wanted.
1) Unless you obviously already have an agreement or something going with another character, please ask before you post under their thread wanting to have sexy times. THIS INCLUDES PEOPLE FROM OUTSIDE THE RP AS WELL! If you aren't part of our group but want to have some fun sexy times with a character... well, shoot them a PM! Within the group, please do the same as a courtesy.
2) Don't be discouraged, upset, or anything similar if someone doesn't want to sex up with your character. Just reply to their PM with a 'no thanks' if you really don't want to for whatever reason. They could be too overwhelmed with other threads, or wanting to concentrate on one, or just don't have time to take more than one thread. Don't take it personally, please.
3) Post down below with your name AND your location in the subject of the thread if you want to be somewhere specific (like Jim will be specifically on the bridge) and change it for anyone who comes by. That way, its the absolute easiest way to find someone, track someone, gloss over someone, whatever.
4) If you're going to be doing something that COULD squick someone, please mark it with a warning in the subject of the comment. Just a courtesy thing!
5) Talk to someone before sliding into a multi-person scene. Don't just interrupt without making sure you're wanted.
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It was a little cold in here. But that wasn't exactly hurting his chances. Or his looks.
"Distracted?" A casual echo as he sat forward."You don't run into Romulans often?" He lifted both eyebrows--couldn't figure out how Spock managed to tilt one at a time. "I'm joking."
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He was asking something.
"Not on purpose, no," she tried to joke back. "I mean, not that I was trying to -" She stopped, before she could dig herself any deeper.
"Are you sure you're all right? You could - wrap up in a blanket or something. If - if you're uncomfortable."
He didn't look uncomfortable at all.
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"Oh?" He had a feeling she'd been about to say something very interesting and switched it for the blankets. "Well."
As she said it, though, it occurred to him that blankets worked best when they were shared.
And it was cool in here. It would be too put on if he shivered. So he didn't. But he did cross his arms, grip his own shoulders. It wasn't obscene to react to the ambient temperature.
"Maybe I'd better."
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"Oh!" she cried out, barely biting back a curse as she stumbled forward, pressing her hands to her other thigh for support. She bent her head, squeezing her eyes shut and biting her lip against the pain.
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Maybe she wouldn't want his help? She could hit him for it later.
"Here," he said, "is it bad? Can you stand?"
They'd sort out the blankets when she was safely resting.
He glared at the carpet. If he could have, he'd have burned a hole in it with his eyes.
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The pain shot up her leg again, and she gasped, leaning instinctively against his arm for support.
"Or maybe not so fine," she admitted, with an abashed smile. "I'd better sit down."
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"Better?"
He just--what else? Aside from asking her replicator for tape or for painkiller. How were theirs coded? Could they even do that in this time? This was not how it was supposed to go!
"I, uh--" haven't the least idea what I'm doing, didn't mean to hurt you, could this day get any worse. "Do you, ah--"
He was babbling.
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"It's only twisted," she continued, bending her knee carefully to examine the ankle. "We just need ice, to keep the swelling down, and then heat. There are towels in the bathroom -" she pointed, and then caught herself. Giving orders, like he was one of the nurses working under her in Sickbay.
"Please," she added, smiling.
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It was just as well--this wasn't his ship. He didn't know which of these white panels opened into rooms or storage or, well, the front door was directly behind them, but that was the only one he'd have known for certain without it being pointed out.
He was out of his element, here, but at least recognized being told what to do, reacting before he even thought of it until she asked.
"Welcome." They acknowledged courtesy by greeting each other. Humans were odd like that.
Ayel found the towels without having to prod through her belongings, and brought them out.
They already had ice. Ice water was useful for that. Spared him having to figure out the system. He gathered the ice without incident and smoothed down that evil hitch in the carpet as he moved to the bed with the ice.
Her ankle was narrow,
beautifultapered, reddened where it had slipped off-kilter.He wrapped it gently. Pressure might make it worse. "Like this?"
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And then remembered. She nearly yanked her hands away.
But...he'd brushed her fingers earlier. Maybe...
"You've been very kind," she murmured, and slipped her fingers over his, pressing gently down. She watched his face, carefully, waiting for his reaction.
She could always pretend she didn't know any better.
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An accident? She blinked and nearly flinched away.
"Welcome," softly. There had to be a more adequate word. And she hadn't meant to--
Oh. It was a good kiss, firm and gentle.
"I've been a mess," he said, lips curving ruefully. "But you're lovely. For saying so."
He just managed to add that on. She might only be returning courtesy.
Except--she hadn't been upset, before, and then she'd held his hand again after letting go.
He curled his fingers through hers. Kissing back.
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He shifted his fingers just slightly, threading them through hers.
Oh. Maybe it was.
She glanced down, trying to control the blush. Her ankle was starting to feel numb.
"I think that's enough of the ice," she murmured.
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And--there was something charming about the way she kept going all pink like that, even if it was from discomfort.
He remembered cold only too well. And she'd offered him a blanket, too; humans didn't seem to like the cold either. Even if it was good for swelling.
"Let me." He unwound the ice and just managed to scoot the towel to the bedside platform--thank goodness she had one.
He gave her hand a slight squeeze before letting go. Didn't want to be too pushy, but he wanted to be sure.
Ayel very carefully wrapped a palm against her ankle.
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She didn't miss the way he squeezed her hand. This was definitely deliberate. The knowledge, more than the touch, made her heart skip a beat in excitement.
"That feels nice," she said, as she looked up to his face, examining the elegant sweep of his eyebrows. She darted her tongue out to moisten suddenly dry lips.
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But he didn't move at all for a moment, attention caught and held by the swift red flicker of her tongue across her lips. They looked so soft.
He blinked. And blinked again. And grinned.
Gently, he drew his thumb backward and up, behind her ankle, to smooth out some of the pressure and warm the skin.
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"I think," she said carefully, "I owe you a thank-you. For all your help."
She leaned forward, just a little, tilting her chin up slightly in invitation.
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"Christine," he hummed, sitting forward, "you don't have to."
He leaned down, hands gliding close under hers, and brushed their lips together.
It was different, smooth-cool and soft and all female. She didn't pull away.
His next words ghosted away from him, traced hot shadows against her face. "But I would like it."
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"So would I."
They couldn't get very close, not with her knee up between them, his hands anchoring her leg. But he was close enough for this. She raised her hand to his cheek, stroking her thumb against the skin, tracing the dark line of his tattoo.
The kiss was more certain this time, Christine pressing her lips gently but firmly against the heat of his mouth.
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He leaned his head slightly--the angle was narrower than he was used to, how new--and parted his lips just a little to catch at hers, seeking permission but not insisting. It would be a bit awkward, but they could be closer if she wished it.
That would feel nice. She was lovely.
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Her fingers found soft hair just behind his ear, and she combed gently through it, nails scratching and circling in patterns on his scalp, the gesture meant to be both soothing and stimulating.
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His outer hand slipped from her ankle and smoothed upward, tracing the curving swell of her calf and squeezing carefully, fingers curling along the back of her knee. Ankle tendons ran all the way up the leg. This would help soothe the hurt.
She was cool and satiny under his hand.
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It wasn't enough, somehow, to show her appreciation, and she reluctantly broke the kiss, a quick last press of her lips against his before she pulled back.
"That feels wonderful," she murmured, tilting her head downward to press her forehead against his. "Like a hot stone massage."
She pulled back, eyes widening as it occurred to her. "You must be freezing."
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Other men (women? Other people) would certainly have taken unseemly advantage of that remark. He was only going to press it a little. There was no apprehension in the contact, nothing tense about the way they were already touching.
He didn't quite have to feign a shiver as she pulled away. The goosebumps were also real. He rubbed a hand up his own arm, slowly, fingers catching more firmly than they needed to, testing the feel of smooth flesh.
"It is cool in here," he admitted. Trying not to purr.
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His hands had felt so nice.
"Here," she said, and shifted down the bed, stretched to catch the blanket folded up at the end.
She had to sit right up against him in order to get it, and lean close, brushing against his back as she reached around him.
In retrospect, it would have been easier to stay put, to direct him to fetch the blanket himself. But somehow, she couldn't bring herself to regret that either.
She pulled back and shook out the folds, drawing it around his shoulders.
"Is that better?"
She didn't let go of the blanket.
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where she had been just a moment ago, pliant and coolas she tucked it over his shoulders.She wasn't letting go.
"Warmer already." He tugged just a little, slid one arm from underneath and carefully spread it across her upper back. "You can feel the difference."
He might get slapped. It might be worth it.
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