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"You shouldn't be here, my Lord." Henry says, the title acrid on his tongue.
Hans flinches, but he does not retreat. "I know."
A beat of silence stretches between them, and then Hans sways forward, just enough that Henry feels the invisible pull between them tug on his ribs. The urge to stand almost takes him, but he stops himself. He refuses to close the distance. Instead, he waits, breath steady and body rigid with restraint. “Then why are you?"
Or: In Rattay, it's the eve of Lord Capon's wedding. Henry counts down the hours, alone.
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"I never thought this would happen, and I was afraid I couldn’t hold myself back around you if I let thoughts of you fill my head,” Henry said. “I was happy just being your friend.”
(KCD2. Hans and Henry say goodbye at Suchdol.)
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“Killing you would be quick,” Erik said. “He would heal from that wound. I want to return you to him changed.”
(Post KCD2. Erik captures Hans.)
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The Heart of a Wayward Squire by QuillSpirit15971
Fandoms: Kingdom Come: Deliverance (Video Games)
15 Aug 2025
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“Actually, Theresa…” he started, reaching out but faltering halfway. “I’d like to talk to you.”
She stopped, glancing back with a curious sort of expression. “Oh?”
Henry swallowed. “Aye. About somethin’.” Sakra, he hadn’t been this nervous to talk to a girl since asking Bianca to their first dance. “Would—would you like to take a walk someplace? If you have time, that is.” He stood there, throat bobbing, but Theresa’s eyes gentled with a slight smile. She looked back over her shoulder one more time towards Peshek, who now stood in the middle of the cart, arranging the sacks of flour and whistling the tune to a bawdy tavern song.
“I have time.”
Henry returns to Rattay, changed from his time in Trosky and Kuttenberg and carrying a heavy choice in his heart. He loves Theresa. He does. Enough to be honest with her, and tell her about what developed between him and Hans while he was away. But not enough to stay hers.