Fact: Spock has boobs.

Fact: this is quite possibly the happiest day of Jim Kirk's life thus far.

(Fact: CRACK WARNING. Also, heterosexuality ahead.)

Falling in love with a man you met at a hospice for the terminally ill isn't the smartest thing in the world to do, but Jim goes ahead and does it anyway.

Please read the warnings on the first chapter.

Third in the Progression Series. As the superior officer on the away team, Spock takes the brunt of the clash with hostile locals. And, as Jim does the same thing frequently, he can't even really complain about it. Well, damn.

Five relationship cliches that Jim messed up, and one that runs perfectly. Because Kirks just can't do anything the normal way.

Life isn't perfect on the Sophia Ana, and the stress is beginning to show: Spock feels boxed in, and Kirk feels locked out. Sometimes feelings, no matter how illogical, get in the way.

Part of the Keeping Love series, and sequel to The Political and the Personal.

After the chaos is over, Jim takes good care of what is his.

Warning: This story contains high levels of fluff, and may present a choking hazard.

Any idiot can have a Vegas wedding; it takes the little things to declare love. And Jim knows, with complete certainty, that he is loved. Five such small declarations of love and devotion.

Jim liked green, right up until the moment it all went wrong.

In which Jim thinks he's cleverer than he actually is, forgets two basic rules, and makes a little bit of an idiot of himself. Spock is just amused.

Features seven kisses.

Kirk watches as Vulcan is destroyed, and wonders if his own world has not also been taken.

This made my soundboard well up, so the h/c is pretty heavy duty. Also, you must have read The Independent Men, and preferably The Split. Otherwise, this makes absolutely no sense.