Jim Kirk was a patient man. He could handle a lot of things. Klingons threatening his ship? No sweat. Khan trying to kill all of Starfleet? He could deal with it. But what he couldn't deal with was a certain young Vulcan messing with his chair.
To everyone else, T'Prel was an absolute angel. She was adorable, and had an obsession with glitter, and well behaved. But to Jim, it was as if she was out for his blood. And it didn't help when Uhura decided to help her prank him.
First she painted his chair pink. PINK! Pink wasn't a manly color, and he was the manliest guy he knew. He had to deal with the pink chair for two days before Scotty could send someone to repaint it.
She hadn't done anything yet, but he knew something was coming. He could sense every time her intelligent brown eyes looked into his blue ones.
She was planning something, and he knew, he wasn't going to like it.
T'Prel was definitely planning something. She was planning something huge, and she knew her Uncle Jim wasn't going to like it.
With the help of Uhura, she set everything up, waited for everything to fall into place. "Okay, now all we have to do is wait." She whispered, walking back to her room.
When Jim made it to the bridge the next morning, he felt jumpy. He couldn't put his finger on it, but something didn't feel right. He glanced around for T'Prel, and felt instantly better when he didn't see her. Maybe she wasn't planning anything after all.
He heard the doors swoosh open, and heard her footsteps along with Spock's evenly placed ones. Okay, if Spock was there, then she definitely wasn't going to try anything. He relaxed a bit, and sat down in his chair. Only find himself stuck the ceiling instead.
He looked down and found an airbag on his seat. He had been launched from his chair onto some sort of sticky pad on the ceiling.
He groaned when he heard the laughter of the crew, and saw T'Prel's adorable but also terrifying smirk.
"What's wrong Uncle Jim? You seem to be in a sticky situation!"
Jim groaned again. He would be stuck there for a while.