That didn’t seem to make any difference to Jim because he looked sadder still.
“You should be able to go out with your friends, Spock,” he said somewhat snappishly.
“Come, sit at the table and I will make us tea,” Spock said in an effort to distract him.
Jim allowed Spock to lead him to their table and gently push him down into a chair. He grasped Jim’s hands in his.
“Your hands are cold. I will get the warmers.”
Spock went over to the kitchen drawer and removed the handwarmers. He quickly heated them in the microwave and brought them to Jim, helping to pull them over Jim’s somewhat gnarled hands. The heat would prevent them from becoming too painful.
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6 responses to “100 Words, Continuation, May 29, 2018”
Oh. Oh my heart. These two.
And Jim.
This story is so good.
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it’s not a terribly happy subject I know
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Yes, my heart too!
Spock is so good to Jim
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Yes, and that’s part of my purpose here, showing such beautiful, unconditional love
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This is so sad! I love seeing a devoted Spock. What a depth of love he has for his love, his Jim! I hope this has a happy or at least a not so heartbreaking ending. ❤
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Well…I think under the circumstances it might be difficult to have a normal happy ending.
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