Jim gets drunk and writes a letter to Spock. Angsty Oneshot.
Soon, after a Rescue Mission, Spock discovers that the Enterprise has two new passengers he never thought it would be possible to see again. Stonn and T'Pring have survived the Destruction of Vulcan. Now, not only has Spock discovered that his Betrothed is alive but also that the Crew of the Enterprise were under the mistaken impression, along with its Communications Officer, that he had a relationship with Uhura he was unaware of.
Stonn, on the other hand, informs Spock of his "lack of feelings" towards T'Pring and of his attraction towards the Enterprise's Captain instead.
Basically, Spock is left to deal with two overly competative females while at the same time as saving Jim's virtue. That is, after all, his duty as Jim's First Officer is it not?
Will Spock ever figure out his feelings towards in Captain in time or will he loose his chance with Jim to Stonn?
This is for the challange "An Erotomatic-Type Relationship would be Illogical"
A fairy follows his heart.
Spock worships a particular area of Jim's body.
Kirk and Spock spend the Christmas holiday with Sarek and Amanda on Vulcan. Previously online to the Side by Side Advent Calendar.
And a very special thank you to Jean, my wonderful beta
Jim and Spock finally make it to bed...
Written for the LiveJournal st_xi_kink - prompt listed at the end of the story
A year after the events with the Narada, the Enterprise has left Kirk and Spock to complete a diplomatic mission. Things go wrong when Kirk loses consciousness and Spock realizes he's been given a powerful aphrodisiac.
Even the captain catches a cold from time to time, but at least he has a friend like Spock to cheer him up.
Life is full of hope after all
A week after Pon Farr, Spock and Kirk decide to play a game of chess and discover a game far more enjoyable and begin their relationship.
TSU-Fiction, Humor: Lady Charena and T'Len give Spock and Jim a special lesson in German.
Spock has to tell Jim what happened on the Genesis planet...
Kirk was worried. Something wasn’t right. He was having trouble sleeping. Wasn’t eating. And those dreams. Those goddamn dreams…
A love story.
Spock Prime tries to persuade his younger self to join the Enterprise by offering him a 'vid from the future.
The captain of the I.S.S. Enterprise comes to a turning point.
Jim feels like a brand new man from last night's activities.
Kirk's tactics for winning at chess are not covered in the Federation Standard Rulebook.
Jim tells the crew to come up with a new tradition for Saint Patrick's day that doesn't involve pinching. Naturally, they come up with something way worse... or could it be better?
This is an answer to Juni's Love vs. Rape Trauma challenge, seen below:
Summary:
Can we have some hurt/comfort story with lots of angst?
Spock and Kirk are starting to develop a relationship. Jim takes it slowly for Spock sake and doesn’t pressure for anything. Then the Vulcan is taken hostage by some hostile aliens and only after few days of desperate searching the Enterprise is able to retrieve him. After that Spock breaks up with Kirk and tries to avoid him. The reason for that is that Spock was gang raped by his kidnappers and now considers himself unclean and unworthy of Jim’s attention. Cue to Kirk to figure it out and offer lots of comfort and TLC to his traumatized Vulcan.
Bonus point for McCoy’s involvement – he knows what happened to Spock but he cannot tell that to Jim due to the doctor/patient confidentiality, but he tries to persuade Spock to speak with Kirk about it.
Since the challenge demands it, there is rape in this story, but it is not described in detail, only alluded to. We know what happened, but we do not 'see' it happen.
