Spock was silent for 4.35 seconds as she watched Christine adjust atop the seat, likely to make the unusual configuration comfortable. Clad in her undergarments and the thigh high nylons her native universe seemed to encourage, she was quite aesthetically pleasing. Spock savored the view, filing it away for later reference.
"Quite," Spock answered and stepped up behind Christine. Her hands settled lightly against the woman's shoulders and her fingertips pressed against the sides of her neck. She flattened her palms out above her scapulae and exerted pressure against the span of her shoulders. Christine permitted Spock to move her torso and Spock pressed her thumbs against the center of Christine's upper back.
"It is a fascinating study, Xeno-biology," Spock commented idly as her thumbs worked against the shifting muscles. "Unlike Vulcanoids, Humans possess a gap in the musculature of their thorax, a pair of triangular windows in the tissue that permit direct stimulation of deep, support musculature."
To demonstrate her point, Spock pressed the heels of her hands against the space alongside Christine's shoulder-blades. The muscles were tight and she rolled her hands against them in gradual circles.
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Date: 2010-01-25 06:57 am (UTC)"Quite," Spock answered and stepped up behind Christine. Her hands settled lightly against the woman's shoulders and her fingertips pressed against the sides of her neck. She flattened her palms out above her scapulae and exerted pressure against the span of her shoulders. Christine permitted Spock to move her torso and Spock pressed her thumbs against the center of Christine's upper back.
"It is a fascinating study, Xeno-biology," Spock commented idly as her thumbs worked against the shifting muscles. "Unlike Vulcanoids, Humans possess a gap in the musculature of their thorax, a pair of triangular windows in the tissue that permit direct stimulation of deep, support musculature."
To demonstrate her point, Spock pressed the heels of her hands against the space alongside Christine's shoulder-blades. The muscles were tight and she rolled her hands against them in gradual circles.