Jim Kirk (
pursuedthestars) wrote2013-05-18 07:47 pm
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Room 222 | Saturday Night
Jim was almost sad to figure out whatever craziness had been in the phones yesterday had stopped. It'd been pretty fun to get some insane calls from people he'd probably never talked to about things he'd never talked to them about. He'd be saving those for times when he needed a laugh.
Tonight, he had his door open for no other reason than to see who might be around on a Saturday night. It was kind of sad he was around on a Saturday night but he figured one night in wouldn't kill him. Besides, sometimes the dorms could be entertaining.
Jim was sitting on his desk chair, legs stretched out in front of him and book open in one hand. It wasn't anything special but it passed the time until he thought of something better to do. He liked reading for pleasure, anyway.
Shh. Don't tell.
[Door & post are open]
Tonight, he had his door open for no other reason than to see who might be around on a Saturday night. It was kind of sad he was around on a Saturday night but he figured one night in wouldn't kill him. Besides, sometimes the dorms could be entertaining.
Jim was sitting on his desk chair, legs stretched out in front of him and book open in one hand. It wasn't anything special but it passed the time until he thought of something better to do. He liked reading for pleasure, anyway.
Shh. Don't tell.
[Door & post are open]
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"You are too smooth, Jim Kirk," she said, cupping his cheek with her hand. "And I'm too drunk to care."
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Jim was...slightly torn on this one. Some part of him felt like anything would be taking advantage of her and her lessened faculties.
"Didn't know you did that."
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"Considering you know less than a dozen things about me to begin with, that's hardly surprising."
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"I have to walk past here to get to my room. And your door was open."
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"Uh huh." Jim licked his lips and looked at her silently. "What do you want? I don't want to play your games tonight, Natalie. I'd rather read."
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Because she would've rather not have him see the hurt on her face – no matter how brief it was – when she let her own hand drop and straightened up.
"I wasn't playing a game, Jim."
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He looked down at her for a moment before moving past her and closing the door to his room, leaving her inside with him.
"Why did you stop here tonight?" Jim asked her, striding back towards her. "Straight answer, Natalie, or I'm going to take you to your room and put you in bed so you can sleep it off."
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"I don't know."
Straight answers could sometimes be deeply unsatisfying. She'd stopped to complain, sure, but that had died down pretty quickly and couldn't really be the real reason, anyway. So what was?
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Okay, that was a little dry and sarcastic, but that just meant he was dealing with Natalie here. She watched him in silence for a moment. He really was very pretty.
"Human companionship?" she offered. Suppose that was the simplest way to term it. "From someone not afraid to touch me but free of a year or two's worth of emotional entanglement."
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He was teasing, Natalie, don't freak out.
"I can do that. I'm pretty sure I've done it already."
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And that was just a fact. Or at least it felt like one to her, and that was good enough. She unfolded her arms, and reached for his shoulders.
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Jim pressed his thumb against her chin and kept it there, eyes on her.
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Especially now. But she was not keen on thinking too deeply about that. Since that was kind of how she'd ended up drinking with Europeans in the first place.
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Sex was fun. He enjoyed it.
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