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You know the old saying.
Karl Urban, Shopping on Rodeo Drive (Beverly Hills, 2008)
imagine spock coming across the acronym âlolâ he has no idea what it means so he asks jim and jim says it means âlots of logicâ just to mess with himÂ
AND EVERY TIME HE FOUND SOMETHING FASCINATINGLY LOGICAL HE PAUSED AND MUTTER VERY QUIETLY âlolâ
"Call me a safe bet, Iâm betting Iâm not."
He smirked as he put his hands on Carolâs waist, keeping his face close to hers.
She wound her arms around his neck to hold him close. She kissed him for as long as she could hold her balance, and then she lowered herself back onto her heels.
Chris Pine at the âJack Ryan: Shadow Recruitâ press conference (Jan 9, 2014)
people who have improved ruined my life:
(9/â) Chris Pine
"Well, I didnât think I was allowed.â He laughed before kissing her on the lips.
"You're allowed." She nodded, grinning a little. She leaned up, rolling onto her tiptoes to kiss him properly.
Jim smiled as he dipped his finger in the paint, again and put it on his lips. He wiped some of the excess off before softly planting a kiss on Carolâs neck.
"You missed." She murmured. She dipped a fingertip into the paint, and drew a little arrow, pointing to her lips. "I didn't think you'd need help, but apparently I was wrong."
With each Sick of Jimâs Shit Club⢠membership comes a snap bracelet and a t-shirt with the clubâs motto: âDammit Jim!â (founded 2255 by Leonard McCoy)
Put â in my ask. My muse will answer any question you ask them, even if it's secret.
He froze for a moment,
shocked that his plan was actually working out. He quickly gathered himself and gave a smirk before motioning for her to kiss the other cheek.
Carol resisted the urge to run her tongue over her lips. Instead she obliged, shifting slightly to press a kiss to Jim's other cheek.
quietum [open]
Iris made it a habit of walking through the ship, for no other reason than to clear her mind. She didnât have a lot of moments where she could be in relative peace â so being awake in the early morning was the best time of her day.
The telepath frequented the observations decks, loving the fact that she could watch space go by and have a relatively empty mind while doing it. So Iris walked into the deck without thinking anyone else would be there, but she quickly saw the blonde hair of Carol Marcus, and she flushed slightly.
"Iâm sorry⌠Iâve interrupted, havenât I?"
Carol shook her head, gesturing for Iris to come in. She didn't mind someone else there; she didn't mind the company. She had come here for quiet, to lose herself for a little while, but that didn't necessary mean that she wanted to be alone.Â
She turned back to the view, watching the stars go by, waiting for Iris to come and sit down. The observation deck was empty save for the two of them, and though she hadn't really spoke to Iris much, she knew she was a nice person.
"How're you?"
"Perfect."
He dipped his finger in the paint again, wiping most of it on the edge of the can, before he lightly traced it over her lips.
She paused, standing very still, and waited till his finger had traced the full outline of her lips before she stepped forward to kiss his cheek.
quietum [open]
He can see her confusion in the slight furrow of her brow. Itâs good to know he can still surprise people sometimes. He settles down in one of the plush seats, his posture terrible. He watches the shiver of blue play around the edges of the windows - theyâre at warp, but a steady pace, thereâs no rush.
Leonard feels a little shiver at the sheer vastness of it all, and turns his gaze from the stars flying past to Carol.
"Been a long day," he replies after a moment, exhaling slowly, "Anâ I might not  be the biggest fan of space, but even I canât deny itâs pretty damn beautiful."
He wonders how sheâs doing. Her own father betrayed them, and was then gruesomely murdered in front of her. Seems like everyone on this ship has their demons, and he feels sorry for her knowing that hers are known by almost everyone. At least he can keep his past to himself.
Carol tucks her legs under herself on her seat, her fingers wrapping around the mug of coffee she brought with her. She turns her gaze back to the vastness of space for a moment, captivated by the stars that glitter just outside. Some of them aren't too far away; just a few minutes at the speed they're going now. Sometimes, it's enough to make her head hurt.
She looks over at Leonard, and gives him a slight smile. "Busy down in medical?" She spends more time there than she maybe should; she's always burning herself. "Pretty damn beautiful's quite the understatement."Â
She looks back at the view, and sighs softly. Maybe it is an understatement, but she thinks that's how she'd describe it too. There's no way to do the view from her seat justice, but that comes almost close.
It's easy to escape up here, especially when she chooses one of the higher up observation decks. People think the view from there's not as good, so it's always quiet, but she's beginning to like it. And with a scene so pretty, too, it's easy to lose herself.
My muse has been kidnapped for experimental 'research.' After months of searching, yours has finally found mine. How does your muse react to the condition mine is in?