Don't believe in no-win scenarios

"Jim's not a man who forgets about anyone," Felix replies immediately, then colors a little bit. "Not that... either of you needs me to tell you." Leaping to assert the honor of his fiance- his husband - is a little more weird when another version of the man is right there, part of the conversation. When the other man he's talking with is also with a Jim Kirk, by the look of things.

He has a suspicion then, from what Spock is saying, but for the moment he tries to give Spock an honest answer. He knows what it's like to worry about Jim, and if the older one is (or was) anything like the man he's married, then the elder Spock knows excruciatingly well how good James T. Kirk is at finding trouble.

"He's great. Better, now that the wedding is done with and all the paperwork in his world is settled. Now we can finally just enjoy being together, exploring the galaxy." A word that makes him chuckle, the past few days having reminded him how little sense it makes from the perspective of his people. "It's not something I would have ever dreamed of before I met him, but he made it happen."

He gives the familiar leave to move, letting it get up to sniff Spock's hand curiously. Its tail is waving cautiously from side to side as it investigates the stranger, and then the other man who smells like Master's Best Friend and also has Tiny Bossy Friend with him.