Lucy Pevensie (
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narnia au;



how did you get here? through a wardrobe, or through death, or maybe a portal gone terribly astray. a ring. the roar of a lion. in the bottom of a cup. because you were looking for something, or missing something. no matter how you got there, this is where you belong.
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Yes... Lucy, come on, mo chridhe...
[He bites back a groan as she comes around him, teeth digging into his lip to stop him coming along with her. He grips her hips so tightly his fingers will leave bruises.]
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There is no greater luxury than that, then to turn in the night and trace his features and know she is in the safest possible place. That he would guard her until the end of the world.
But right now she rocks against him through the shuddering of her orgasm, and moves off him. She knows he’s close, and there are risks she can’t afford. They can’t afford.
She takes him in hand and strokes him, faster than she was moving.]
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It only takes a moment but her arms are around him like he might escape otherwise.]
I feel as though this is too good. I have to hold you lest you vanish.
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Never. I'm not going anywhere without you.
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[She stays close, though. She doesn't mind.]
I will always have you.
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[He kisses the top of her head, fingers stroking lazily over her spine.]
I will be yours. Nothing else is important.
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Truly?
[She smiles a little.]
You know I would ask you to marry me. If we could.
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I know you would.
{It's not the greatest comfort in the world, but it's enough.]
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[She relaxes a bit more in his arms.]
I cannot wait to be home.
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[He closes his eyes and relaxes as well.]
Nor me. I don't like the way they look at you here.
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[She sits up a little, to look at him in the eye.]
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Like you should not spend so much time with your guard.
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Do they?
[She holds onto him, then.]
I do not like how they look at you.
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How do they look at me?
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[She frowns, and comes up to push her hand in his curls.]
Like you forgot your place, and they seek to remind you of it.
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I know exactly what my place is.
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I think I am going to request a return sooner than anticipated. I do not like to be away from Narnia, no one will think it odd.
[She presses against his side, her face in his neck, her fingers tracing the lines of his tattoo.]
I do not wish to linger. I want to go home, where you can be close by me and no one thinks you odd for it.
We can go to the sea. There are coves that are private, that are mine.
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We cannot keep running away, Lucy. You are still queen; we can't ignore that.
[He does want to run away with her, though, to a cove or wherever they can be together, for a day or forever.]
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I know.
But you were hurt, and I know I cannot make it less so, but.
I do not know how to make it better for you.
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You don't need to make it better for me. I can't make it better for you either, but I have you, and you have me. We can't change the world, but we can make the best of it as it is.
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If anyone should be able to change the world, it should be me, do you not think?
[She doesn't often have doubts. But right now she does, and he gets to hear them.]
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I think that sometimes a queen is less free than a slave.
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I would never say-
[Its an uncomfortable thought.]
Maybe I should tell Edmund. My royal brother knows the power of secrets.
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[That's an uncomfortable thought for George. He trusts Lucy, and he knows the Narnians are not Calormenes, but he doesn't trust that Edmund wouldn't send him away.]
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