Kirk receives a unique gift on an away mission - a gift that will bring his fears to the light, and test his relationship to the most important person in his life. 

Kirk took a deep breath and dropped his impromptu weapon. The energy had left his hands, but adrenaline still pumped through his system. He knew this would require quite a bit of explanation, but the sheer elation of having beaten this psycho with some preternatural ability made him feel like he could walk on water. However, his mood darkened when he turned to look at Spock.

Spock was gripping his injured arm as he sat on the ground, and was staring at Jim with unmasked fear.

This is K/S with a "Frozen" twist. 

Spock creates a holographic reproduction of Vulcan in an attempt to comfort himself. Kirk finds it.

A routine medical exam brings out Spock's mother hen tendencies, but Kirk knows how to deal with him.  They move on to some sugary flirting, and then some downright dirty smut.

Jim's thoughts of when the beast he has in him is unleashed.  From the episode And the Children Shall Lead. The turbolift scene.

A drunken McCoy attempts to explain his theory concerning Spock's attractiveness to an equally drunken Kirk. Gratuitous profanity and metaphors are used.

Sequel to 'What Are The Odds.'

Jim's life is empty and hollow, Spock is seemingly rejecting his own life, and McCoy just can't be a doctor at a distance.

Spock siente cosas y teme que Jim las sepa.

Spock and another Vulcan are kidnapped while working on an important scientific project; Kirk risks everything to find them.

Random, racy thoughts about his bondmate are causing that bondmate to have very particular – and embarrassing – reactions. No one is amused... except McCoy.

This story first appeared in Legends # 7.

I want to thank my two wonderful beta readers, Amy and Jean.