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fatima1. The ficlet is based on the premise that K&S have a pair of biological sons. Don't ask me to explain it. I will cite alien stuff. It's not mpreg though.
2. This will probably be a series of drabbles, ficlets, and if I'm ever studious enough, fics. For a list of the parts written so far, see File 001.
Files No.002: The Art of Negotiation
by Renata Lord (![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
snowlight)
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Jim Kirk thinks it's great how his own eight-year-old son can blackmail a starfleet captain. The not so great part is that the said captain is him.
"Sivak," he puts on his most diplomatic expression (i.e., the one usually reserved for Klingons). "Now, give it back to daddy."
The pointy-eared blond kid sitting in the chair doesn't even move one damned eyebrow.
"No."
"Hey now. We had a deal, buddy! You got your mini phaser, I held up my end of the bargain here!"
"Negative. This particular model does not have the stun function. As such, it is not an acceptable substitute to the EPX003 series model I had requested." the child explains politely but bluntly.
"St—what the hell do you need the stun function for!?"
Sivak of Vulcan regards him not unsympathetically.
"Captain, I do not believe that Father would approve of your choice of language. And for your information, I am in need of the stun function because Romy keeps kicking me off the bed at night."
Jim Kirk thinks it's great how his own eight-year-old son already knows that phasers can solve a lot of problems. The not so great part is that currently the said problem is the kid's own twin brother.
2. This will probably be a series of drabbles, ficlets, and if I'm ever studious enough, fics. For a list of the parts written so far, see File 001.
Files No.002: The Art of Negotiation
by Renata Lord (
snowlight)*
Jim Kirk thinks it's great how his own eight-year-old son can blackmail a starfleet captain. The not so great part is that the said captain is him.
"Sivak," he puts on his most diplomatic expression (i.e., the one usually reserved for Klingons). "Now, give it back to daddy."
The pointy-eared blond kid sitting in the chair doesn't even move one damned eyebrow.
"No."
"Hey now. We had a deal, buddy! You got your mini phaser, I held up my end of the bargain here!"
"Negative. This particular model does not have the stun function. As such, it is not an acceptable substitute to the EPX003 series model I had requested." the child explains politely but bluntly.
"St—what the hell do you need the stun function for!?"
Sivak of Vulcan regards him not unsympathetically.
"Captain, I do not believe that Father would approve of your choice of language. And for your information, I am in need of the stun function because Romy keeps kicking me off the bed at night."
Jim Kirk thinks it's great how his own eight-year-old son already knows that phasers can solve a lot of problems. The not so great part is that currently the said problem is the kid's own twin brother.
