Jim Kirk A-Z
Most Kirk/McCoy
Some Threesome (undefined pairing)
Rating: G-R
A
Apples had been his favorite fruit since he was a kid, so it just made sense that he'd pick them to eat as he pulled off his biggest stunt in the academy yet.
B
Bones was something he'd never experienced before and every now and again he realized he was still waiting for that other shoe to fall, for Bones to wake up and realize he wanted someone else.
C
Crying had never come easily to him, but holding that lifeless body in his arms, wondering what kind of doctor would jump in front of a knife, Jim couldn't think of anything else to do.
D
Doubting his crew was never something that had crossed his mind; not until this moment in time.
E
Even though she wasn't his daughter, Jim would never forget how proud he'd felt the day she'd gotten her acceptance letter into Starfleet Medical Academy, and he couldn't help but hope he might have had something to do with it.
F
"Forgive me," he whispered in farewell to the man he'd knocked unconscious before he leaned down to press the transporter on Bones' waist, leaving him to face the small army of Klingons alone and unarmed but knowing, at least, his lover was safe.
G
Georgia's grass that summer was the greenest he'd ever seen it, and if he squinted he could almost fool himself into thinking Bones was waiting on the porch with lemonade for the both of them.
H
Happy didn't even begin to describe it, he had them both and he'd keep them both until the day he died.
I
"I do," he whispered and two words had never felt so right.
J
"Jocelyn Treadway is no longer welcome on this ship," he snarled, slamming the comm against the wall and wondering if he could get away with murder.
K
"Kill me," he begged in a whisper, "kill me and claim the bounty on my head, but please spare his life."
L
Leaning against the wall of the officer's mess, Jim doubted there was a single Captain more proud of his crew in the entirety of Starfleet.
M
"My childhood and family is none of your damned business," he snapped, wishing yet again a psych evaluation wasn't part of each annual debriefing.
N
Nesting had never been an activity he'd expected he'd be completing in his life, but being male he hadn't expected to be pregnant either.
O
Opening the door as quietly as he could, it was all Jim could do to shed his clothing before climbing into bed between the two warm bodies of his lovers.
P
Polmeek Soup was Spock's favorite food, and it would be the only Vulcan food that Jim was violently allergic to; which everyone on Alpha shift could now attest.
Q
Quiet was a hard thing to find on a ship of over 500, which was probably why they both frequented the observation deck.
R
Rising above the legend his father left behind was still and would always be the most bittersweet thing Jim had ever done.
S
"Stay here," he commanded their stowaway and headed toward the bridge, unsure how he was going to tell Bones that Joanna had somehow stayed.
T
Taking sides wasn't behavior befitting a Starfleet Captain, but when it was between Bones and Jocelyn, he really couldn't bring himself to mind.
U
Under Bones, panting, begging for more; Jim oculdn't think of a way he'd rather get his doctor-ordered daily exercise.
V
Very few women (or men for that matter) where able to resist the Kirk charm and the fact that his best friend was one of them only made Jim want him more.
W
Whatever he'd thought about self-sacrifice before now, having to look into his lover's terrified and tortured eyes as he gave the order to energize, banished every lie he'd heard about it being glorified.
X
Xavier's School for the Gifted Youngsters had been his dream since he'd picked up the antique Terran comic, and he was less than amused when Spock explained mutations that manifested in super powers to be "highly illogical".
Y
"You're going to have to tell him sometime," he explained to a nervous Joanna, who was looking up at him and twirling the new engagement ring on her finger.
Z
Zebra was their little boy's first word, and thanks to the first disease Bones couldn't cure, it would also be George David's last.
and because I love you,
Z v.2
Zebra was their little boy's first word and Jim knew that there wasn't another boy in the entire universe that could possibly be smarter.
Some Threesome (undefined pairing)
Rating: G-R
A
Apples had been his favorite fruit since he was a kid, so it just made sense that he'd pick them to eat as he pulled off his biggest stunt in the academy yet.
B
Bones was something he'd never experienced before and every now and again he realized he was still waiting for that other shoe to fall, for Bones to wake up and realize he wanted someone else.
C
Crying had never come easily to him, but holding that lifeless body in his arms, wondering what kind of doctor would jump in front of a knife, Jim couldn't think of anything else to do.
D
Doubting his crew was never something that had crossed his mind; not until this moment in time.
E
Even though she wasn't his daughter, Jim would never forget how proud he'd felt the day she'd gotten her acceptance letter into Starfleet Medical Academy, and he couldn't help but hope he might have had something to do with it.
F
"Forgive me," he whispered in farewell to the man he'd knocked unconscious before he leaned down to press the transporter on Bones' waist, leaving him to face the small army of Klingons alone and unarmed but knowing, at least, his lover was safe.
G
Georgia's grass that summer was the greenest he'd ever seen it, and if he squinted he could almost fool himself into thinking Bones was waiting on the porch with lemonade for the both of them.
H
Happy didn't even begin to describe it, he had them both and he'd keep them both until the day he died.
I
"I do," he whispered and two words had never felt so right.
J
"Jocelyn Treadway is no longer welcome on this ship," he snarled, slamming the comm against the wall and wondering if he could get away with murder.
K
"Kill me," he begged in a whisper, "kill me and claim the bounty on my head, but please spare his life."
L
Leaning against the wall of the officer's mess, Jim doubted there was a single Captain more proud of his crew in the entirety of Starfleet.
M
"My childhood and family is none of your damned business," he snapped, wishing yet again a psych evaluation wasn't part of each annual debriefing.
N
Nesting had never been an activity he'd expected he'd be completing in his life, but being male he hadn't expected to be pregnant either.
O
Opening the door as quietly as he could, it was all Jim could do to shed his clothing before climbing into bed between the two warm bodies of his lovers.
P
Polmeek Soup was Spock's favorite food, and it would be the only Vulcan food that Jim was violently allergic to; which everyone on Alpha shift could now attest.
Q
Quiet was a hard thing to find on a ship of over 500, which was probably why they both frequented the observation deck.
R
Rising above the legend his father left behind was still and would always be the most bittersweet thing Jim had ever done.
S
"Stay here," he commanded their stowaway and headed toward the bridge, unsure how he was going to tell Bones that Joanna had somehow stayed.
T
Taking sides wasn't behavior befitting a Starfleet Captain, but when it was between Bones and Jocelyn, he really couldn't bring himself to mind.
U
Under Bones, panting, begging for more; Jim oculdn't think of a way he'd rather get his doctor-ordered daily exercise.
V
Very few women (or men for that matter) where able to resist the Kirk charm and the fact that his best friend was one of them only made Jim want him more.
W
Whatever he'd thought about self-sacrifice before now, having to look into his lover's terrified and tortured eyes as he gave the order to energize, banished every lie he'd heard about it being glorified.
X
Xavier's School for the Gifted Youngsters had been his dream since he'd picked up the antique Terran comic, and he was less than amused when Spock explained mutations that manifested in super powers to be "highly illogical".
Y
"You're going to have to tell him sometime," he explained to a nervous Joanna, who was looking up at him and twirling the new engagement ring on her finger.
Z
Zebra was their little boy's first word, and thanks to the first disease Bones couldn't cure, it would also be George David's last.
and because I love you,
Z v.2
Zebra was their little boy's first word and Jim knew that there wasn't another boy in the entire universe that could possibly be smarter.