Jim Kirk (
pursuedthestars) wrote2013-12-29 09:22 am
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Room 222 | Sunday Morning
For the most part, Jim had gotten used to living with a cat. Moxy wasn't too bad and the fact that he seemed to hate Jackson made him all the more better in Jim's mind. But (and this was a big but), Moxy did like to torment Jim at times.
This morning was one of those times. Jim was right in the middle of a very, very nice dream. He wasn't going to tell anyone what it was about but that became a moot point anyway when Moxy jumped onto his back and proceeded to claw lightly at his hair and shoulders. For a second or two, Jim ignored it. Maybe Moxy would go away.
Moxy did not go away and then went about kneading at Jim's shoulders before the damn cat started pacing up and down on his back.
"Oh my god, go away," he muttered, batting at Moxy sleepily. Moxy just tumbled off his back and came to curl up right against his face. Now Jim had a mouthful of cat fur. "You're disowned."
Moxy purred and blinked in his very feline way at Jim. He knew he wasn't going anywhere.
"Ugh," Jim said and tried to go back to sleep.
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This morning was one of those times. Jim was right in the middle of a very, very nice dream. He wasn't going to tell anyone what it was about but that became a moot point anyway when Moxy jumped onto his back and proceeded to claw lightly at his hair and shoulders. For a second or two, Jim ignored it. Maybe Moxy would go away.
Moxy did not go away and then went about kneading at Jim's shoulders before the damn cat started pacing up and down on his back.
"Oh my god, go away," he muttered, batting at Moxy sleepily. Moxy just tumbled off his back and came to curl up right against his face. Now Jim had a mouthful of cat fur. "You're disowned."
Moxy purred and blinked in his very feline way at Jim. He knew he wasn't going anywhere.
"Ugh," Jim said and tried to go back to sleep.
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Plus, her cat was already being a butt so why not add to that with a call?
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"Son of a -- " He cut the cursing off and finally got the phone to his ear. "Hello?"
Said pretty sleepily, yes.
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Well, she was in Brazil now. Getting good use of her language learning materials.
"Did I wake you up?"
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He rubbed his face to try and wake up a little more than he was.
"Your cat did. What's a bom dia?"
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And she'd actually learned that one on the one spring break they'd had in Brazil.
She didn't like thinking about that trip much now.
"I apologize for Mox. Although I'm guessing that means he's comfortable with you."
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He didn't really mean that.
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She sounded amused. And like that had happened to her a time or too.
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He could dream!
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Not alone, anyway.
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He blinked a few times.
"Aren't you already set up?"
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Well, not all the way. Not enough for her to be too used to things.
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So, apparently even Natalie couldn't stay on top of everything when a lot of things were happening in quick succession.
"I thought I texted you."
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She paused.
"Well, long story short: we won the election. Peter is the Hegemon, I'm his chief of staff, and we've relocated to Brazil."
Those were some huge news, but she wasn't really the type to gush about anything, ever.
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That was what you were supposed to say, right? Jim scratched his cheek.
"Sounds like a permanent position."
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He didn't know.
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Actually, she didn't think he did. And she was fine with that. As much as various people probably cared about her, she didn't think anyone but Peter and her parents actually gave a damn about what she was actually doing.
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