Steve McGarrett (
grenadesandohana) wrote2021-12-07 02:29 pm
Pearl Harbor National Memorial, December 7
When Steve's dad had still been alive, Steve hadn't made a point to be home for every anniversary, but December 7, 1941, had cut a scar into Hawai'i that lingered. His grandfather had gone down with the Arizona and his dedication had driven Steve's decision to also join the Navy. As a family member of one of the 2,403 victims of that day, Steve had already received an invitation to the annual commemoration ceremony, but the governor had wanted his uniform and face up a little closer to the front than Steve normally preferred to be.
So he stood on the stage through speeches in his gleaming dress uniform, unflinching in the Hawaiian sun, and let his eyes scan the few remaining men who had lived through the day as the governor wrapped up his remarks. Steve found Ed McKay, the tour guide from the Missouri who'd known his grandfather, in the crowd and Ed gave him a wink. Steve's mouth quirked up in a tiny smile in reply, but he didn't break formation--nor would Ed have expected him to.
Once the ceremony was over, Steve did the absolute minimum amount of schmoozing before trotting down to the front row to shake the hands and offer his sincere gratitude to the survivors. Only then did he glance around to check for the rest of the task force.
So he stood on the stage through speeches in his gleaming dress uniform, unflinching in the Hawaiian sun, and let his eyes scan the few remaining men who had lived through the day as the governor wrapped up his remarks. Steve found Ed McKay, the tour guide from the Missouri who'd known his grandfather, in the crowd and Ed gave him a wink. Steve's mouth quirked up in a tiny smile in reply, but he didn't break formation--nor would Ed have expected him to.
Once the ceremony was over, Steve did the absolute minimum amount of schmoozing before trotting down to the front row to shake the hands and offer his sincere gratitude to the survivors. Only then did he glance around to check for the rest of the task force.

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You know. Subtly.
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Danny sighed into that kiss, making sure to match his hand to Steve's. A real giver like that.
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Steve moaned against Danny's ear and pressed him further into the wall.
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Nope.
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But at least you were getting thoroughly mussed up against the wall?
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Danny helped rumple up Steve's clothing as he pushed those dress pants down a little bit to get a better angle with is hand.
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"I like that smile," Danny murmured into the kiss.
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