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Yet another post-Endgame scene. After watching Chakotay and Seven at Voyager's welcome home ball, Kathryn is feeling desolate and alone. Something I had to get off my chest.
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The Pull of Stars by MidnightLoveStories
Fandoms: Star Trek: Voyager, Star Trek: Voyager (TV)
14 Jul 2026
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Kathryn Janeway always believed in clearly defined parameters.
When one was lost in the uncharted territories of the Delta Quadrant, the parameters provided a safety net, helping her maintain the professional relationship between the two commanding officers of the Federation Starship Voyager.
Some parameters, however, can be very hard to define when the whole universe seems to conspire to pull you together.
AU of season 5 onwards, in which Janeway and Chakotay get together and navigate the challenges of maintaining a romantic relationship and the demands of command. Starts around Timeless and follows the timeline, tweaked where necessary to fit with the AU.
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Bookmarked by rxpc
25 Apr 2025
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Very poorly written. Story is good but too hard to read
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She stopped in her tracks, and that worry line he knew so well appeared across her forehead.
“I must admit… I can’t believe I drove us from one extreme to the other in only a matter of days,” she said.
"It takes two to tango, Kathryn. Always.”
She looked at him, smiled, shook her head in disbelief, then huffed out a laugh.
“Are we okay, Chakotay?” she asked. -
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Timeline point: Coda (Season 3, Ep 15)
After nearly losing Kathryn, Chakotay can no longer pretend their close calls mean nothing. A moonlit sail, stolen from reality, blurs the line they’ve carefully upheld for years. One night of passion forces them to face what’s always been between them—but in the light of day, duty still looms.
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Kathryn Janeway decides to let loose and have a one-night-stand with a handsome stranger. But it becomes so much more than that.
