Leonard McCoy, MD (
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for ZEX, it's time to par-tay
[standing at the bar, yanking on the collar of this damn dress uniform]
[reeeeeeally hoping these Thraddash people don't approach me, surely there're enough interesting people around here that I can just get convivially drunk with Scotty and ZEX and Uhura]
[I can see Jim in the corner being all charming and shit, and there're a couple more being entertained by Chekov and Gaila, excellent, maybe I can get out of this formal reception with my sanity relatively intact]
[then a gravelly voice behind me says he'll buy me a drink]
[...turning]
Ah. Um. Thanks, I guess. I'm Leonard McCoy.
[he says he knows]
[reeeeeeally hoping these Thraddash people don't approach me, surely there're enough interesting people around here that I can just get convivially drunk with Scotty and ZEX and Uhura]
[I can see Jim in the corner being all charming and shit, and there're a couple more being entertained by Chekov and Gaila, excellent, maybe I can get out of this formal reception with my sanity relatively intact]
[then a gravelly voice behind me says he'll buy me a drink]
[...turning]
Ah. Um. Thanks, I guess. I'm Leonard McCoy.
[he says he knows]
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Yes! What colour's grass on your planet? Do you have grass?
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Bet it's not like your green. You're green like... like crayons.
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Thank you. I do not know what a crayon is. They are green?
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Yeah, they're things you draw with? Especially if you're a cute little tyke... they come in all colours. Jo does me drawings sometimes of the park outsidea Atlanta, where I take her, and her green crayon ain't quite right for the grass there but it's close. And it's better, because it's brighter, and it makes me think of her even more strongly, though I know that's kinda dumb.
It's the same shade as that patch along your shoulders.
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...I am happy beyond words to hear this. [DRINKS. Then,] Atlanta?
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[gentle, wistful smile] Yeah. Wish I could get there more often, but it's probably for the best. Joss takes good care of her anyway.
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Are there stories set there that I might read or watch?
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[laughs, drinks] I can recommend you some, sure. If you'll do the same for me?
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[Maybe we could watch them together in some sort of romantic/nostalgic double feature]
[BUT WE'RE NOT DATING]
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[no dating for us!]
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[Lean~]
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[Finishing up this drink, pouring more for them both, realizing that they've fallen into a companionable silence, pretty much]
[Not... minding]
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[drinking more]
[mm I'm not really aware of it consciously, and I'd probably avoid you for the next week if I were, but you feel really... safe]
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[And booze but this is inevitable]
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[blinking, far too comfortable leaning against you]
You think we can get out of here soon?
[before I fall asleep]
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[Pounds the last bit in his glass, the movement of his throat right in McCoy's eyeline, before replacing it on the bar]
Shall we?
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I think we shall.
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Do you know, this was the most fun I've had at one of these in a very long time.
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