[spam for Shego]

[captain_jtkirk]

[Kirk had reached that point where sitting in his room, and looking at the exact replica of his quarters on Enterprise was so irritating that he couldn't stand it anymore. Though wandering around the Barge didn't seem that appealing either, so he did the next best thing; go next door and bother Shego. He hadn't really noticed that she hadn't spoken to him for a few days, mostly because he was too wrapped up in being screwed over by the Admiral.

But anyway, here he is former Inmate, banging on your door.]

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[gotgreenmagic]

Between worrying about Prefect and worrying about her own impending death from sheer boredom, she'd been trying not to dedicate that much time or energy to worrying about Kirk. She didn't doubt that after having the bomb dropped on him that she'd seen falling since the start of the month, he wouldn't notice that she was giving him a lot more space than usual.

She was lying on her couch reading when the door rattled.

"It's open!"

[captain_jtkirk]

"Lazy," Kirk commented as he opened the door but it really wasn't meant to be a criticism because he did it too. Probably more often than she did. "What are you reading?"

[gotgreenmagic]

"Tale Of Two Cities." It was a magazine. She dropped it on the coffee table and sat up.

"Heard about Flynn. He asked me to look out for you, wasn't that sweet."

[captain_jtkirk]

"Dick, he's the one who thinks a horse is out to get him." Not talking about the Admiral and why he was still here? Sounds good.

[gotgreenmagic]

She lifted an eyebrow. "Dr. D had like half his plans foiled by a hairless rodent. I don't think a horse with a grudge is that far a stretch."

[captain_jtkirk]

"Since when are we considering Drakken a credible source?"

[gotgreenmagic]

"I was there while it was happening. Am I not a credible source now?"

[captain_jtkirk]

... "Then he's a terrible villain and he deserves failure."

[gotgreenmagic]

"No argument here." She tapped the sofa in a mute invitation.

[captain_jtkirk]

Well, he wasn't going to argue with that. Kirk moved to sit next to her, sighing to himself a little. "I'm not leaving, just for the record."

[gotgreenmagic]

"...Do we have to have the conversation from three weeks ago where I tell you you're crazy?"

[captain_jtkirk]

"I feel crazy," Kirk muttered, sliding his fingers through his hair before shaking his head and fidgeting on the couch all in the same fluid movement. This was really going to drive him nuts, he needed to do something.

"Gotta make sure that Bones doesn't fall into a horrible depression first."

[gotgreenmagic]

"Sounds fair." He was taking this...better than she'd anticipated. She didn't doubt that by now he was aware the Admiral had shafted him over a technicality. It was also kind of irritating that he wasn't telling her the truth, but she couldn't blame him for not wanting to have that conversation, either. She'd let him have a while to build up to it. "How long's that gonna take, d'you think?"

[captain_jtkirk]

He wasn't that great at hiding it since he was having difficulties sitting still. "I dunno, it depends on Arya. And how long it takes before I decide to shove her in a suitcase and take her with."

[gotgreenmagic]

That wasn't new. "I don't think pulling the plug on her life support system is gonna help her, Jim."

[captain_jtkirk]

Technically, it'd be pulling it on himself too but he just let that one go. "I just wonder if she's going to be like you."

[gotgreenmagic]

"Totally flawless?"

[captain_jtkirk]

"I was leaning more towards stubborn..." Kirk didn't think he could stand another two years being seperated from his ship. And he was sure that the guilt would kill Bones if she disappeared before actually graduating.

[gotgreenmagic]

"You do realize I didn't dig in my heels for two years just to annoy you, right?"

[captain_jtkirk]

"I debated that constantly for two years."

[gotgreenmagic]

"Yeah, well, you were wasting your time. I never actually hated you that much."