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newredmuses) wrote2012-08-20 05:27 pm
Big news, big night: The morning (is it?) after
Did he sleep at all last night? He may have tried, long after he and Kate had exhausted themselves with talking and crying and laughing. It's hard to say too, when he first noticed that he was lying awake, watching the light in the room change. (Of course, he'd been told, that there isn't sunlight here, as such, but the facsimile is fine enough.)
The scar in his side tells him he is dead, but in faith, lying here beside his wife, his own Kate, he feels nothing of the sort.
Now, is she sleeping still? He slides closer, and plants a kiss just so on her bare shoulder.
The scar in his side tells him he is dead, but in faith, lying here beside his wife, his own Kate, he feels nothing of the sort.
Now, is she sleeping still? He slides closer, and plants a kiss just so on her bare shoulder.

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She curls one arm between them, her knuckles brushing his skin, and throws the other over his waist, and very contented is she.
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The arm in question he wraps around her shoulders, and with the other he rests his hand on hers (though he will soon begin skimming his fingertips over her skin, perhaps beginning an endless and improvised game of cat's-cradle with her fingers).
It's just that he never thought he'd get to do this again.
And also they're going to have a baby.
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"We're to have a child, Harry," Kate murmurs.
This is still sort of . . . stunning?
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How does one say "I hope my father succeeds in his rebellion so he can come home and see my baby?" in an off-the-cuff sort of way?
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"I would not have looked for't, in sooth. 'Tis very strange."
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A breath in, and out.
"My lord?"
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"I've thought on it."
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Particularly not Harry Hotspur, who if he is not at home will always need to be on the move.
"Yet I'll not lose you again, nor the child." He stares up at the ceiling and rubs Kate's arm, distracted.
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He lifts his head. "Him?"
Did Nita say it so? Can they know that too?
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"So might a son."
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"A right terror to us all."
Kate Percy has plenty of spleen to go around. Just ask the new-crowned king.
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His mind is on other matters, though. 'When you come here, how does it happen? Can you make a door appear when you wish to come?"
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Then, grinning, she props herself up on one elbow to look down at him.
"Now tell me, Harry, and tell me truly, when did you find this place?"
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