Sulu had no problem with Ianto's geekiness, really, and so he didn't point it out or anything like that. "I think so, yeah." At least, he could imagine how it would be fascinating from Ianto's point of view. Maybe he was too jaded to it to notice, but he could at least appreciate it from the other boy. "I hope you guys do end up following our timeline at least a little - the Federation sort of does wonders for everything, and it wouldn't be here if we didn't have other planets to band together with."
The hill home was nothing in the hovercar, and Sulu took them cruising up it without a thought. He moved to open the garage door at the same time as he topped the hill, his house coming into view.
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Date: 2011-04-17 09:28 am (UTC)The hill home was nothing in the hovercar, and Sulu took them cruising up it without a thought. He moved to open the garage door at the same time as he topped the hill, his house coming into view.