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Title: Confession Is Always Weakness
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wook77
Fandom: Star Trek: XI (Reboot)
Pairing: Kirk/McCoy
Rating: PG
Wordcount: ~4500
Warnings: 2nd Person Narrative
Summary: In a moment of panic, words come out, confessions happen and result in ramifications that need to be dealt with.
A/N: Written for the![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
space_married prompt of: Jim and Bones are trapped somewhere on an alien planet, unable to get back to the Enterprise and Jim is badly injured--of course. As Bones attempts to patch him back together, he tries to bribe Jim into staying awake and alive by asking him to marry him. He rambles about all the still domestic things he wants and explains that Jim has to survive so he can show him the rings he's been keeping by his bedside for months, etc. Many grateful thanks to lauriegilbert and elanorofcastile for the beta. All mistakes are, of course, my own. Title is taken from a bastardization of a quotation by Dorothy Dix.
( Confession Is Always Weakness )
Author:
wook77Fandom: Star Trek: XI (Reboot)
Pairing: Kirk/McCoy
Rating: PG
Wordcount: ~4500
Warnings: 2nd Person Narrative
Summary: In a moment of panic, words come out, confessions happen and result in ramifications that need to be dealt with.
A/N: Written for the
space_married prompt of: Jim and Bones are trapped somewhere on an alien planet, unable to get back to the Enterprise and Jim is badly injured--of course. As Bones attempts to patch him back together, he tries to bribe Jim into staying awake and alive by asking him to marry him. He rambles about all the still domestic things he wants and explains that Jim has to survive so he can show him the rings he's been keeping by his bedside for months, etc. Many grateful thanks to lauriegilbert and elanorofcastile for the beta. All mistakes are, of course, my own. Title is taken from a bastardization of a quotation by Dorothy Dix. ( Confession Is Always Weakness )
