(The background story
The Fires They Build is a companion piece to this thread.)
The party had been
awkward at bestBoth men were unusually quiet as they headed back to their room, both emotionally wrung out by the conversations and the holiday cheer. Bones had watched Kirk all evening, his face drawn and pale and wished he could have whisked him
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Bones looked tired as well - it had been a long day, even before the party - and now all he wanted to do was rest and relax somewhere with Kirk.
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Punching the code into the door, Bones let the doors slide open and Kirk walk inside in front of him.
There, off to the side of the doorway were two backpacks, both filled to the brim with their familiar camping gear. Kirk's guitar leaned against them, as did two fishing rods and a small tackle box. Another bag, filled with food, sat on the table.
Standing behind Kirk, Bones rested his hand on his shoulder. "If you want to sleep here, we can, and head out in the morning. Or we can leave now."
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Kirk slowly nosed the back of Bones' neck, breathing him in. How long he stayed here, he had no idea... or cared. It was nice just to relax and not give a damn about anything around him.
Eventually it just was way too hot though. Kirk wriggled slowly out of the sleeping bag, still nude from the night. They hadn't fucked... hadn't needed to. He had been too keyed up from the dinner, and.. well, sometimes it was nice to just curl up with Bones.
He walked down to the water's edge, looking out across it. In the dawn, it was rosy-lavender. Pretty... The scans had said the water was perfect for humans, warm, and freshwater. So he grinned and stepped into the water, washing the sweat off.
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It didn't take long to find Kirk. Bones could hear him splashing around in the waves, making little laughing noises. Bones watched him standing there in the water, naked and lean. He didn't get up, just watched for a little while, thinking back to all the time they'd spent together, becoming friends, then slowly becoming more. All that time, but it was worth it, because what they had was unbreakable, he knew that now. They could yell and scream at each other until the walls shook and at the end of the day it was still the two of them, holding onto each other tight. Such a sense of completeness, he couldn't explain it any other way.
Soon he rose, standing up, as naked as Kirk, and walked into the water after Kirk.
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He stretched again, feeling happy and relaxed. "I'm not doing a damned thing today but fishing and reading."
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shick, shick, shick, shiiiiick, shick, shick
Jim let his toes play with the sand as he hummed quietly to himself, hands dutifully determined to get this stick down to size. It was about four feet long, thin but not so thin it would easily break, and much lighter then he'd thought it would be.
Jim was fashioning a spear.
Those were some mighty fine looking fish out there in that purple water. He wanted two of them.
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He stretched, arching his back like a cat. "Just saying, naked whittling is a tragedy waiting to happen."
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It was sunset, the last remnants of it. The sky was ablaze with a million colors, soaking into them and echoing their fire. Jim was leaning back against the large stone they were camping under, staring up, thinking about not a lot at all and loving it.
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Flicking the base with his finger, he sighed mournfully. "I don't get how these things work."
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He caught Jim watching him. "What?" he asked, a rough note to his voice, though his eyes were more playful in the firelight.
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