No One to Talk To - Part 4/7 of Coming Home (H/D, PG-13)
Title: No One to Talk To (Part 4/7 of Coming Home)
Author: sesheta_66
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: ~ 275
Pairing/Characters: Harry, past Harry/Draco
Challenge: 100quills prompt 048 - days
Warnings: No beta. Please point out any errors you find.
Summary: After three days in England, Harry can only think about one thing.
Disclaimer: The characters contained herein are not mine. They belong to JK Rowling and her publishers. No money is being made from this fiction, which is presented for entertainment purposes only.
Need to catch up? Click Part 1 - Wind to start at the beginning.
After three days in England, Harry came to the conclusion that he never really had gotten over Draco. He had been hurt when Draco hadn't come with him three years ago. He had asked, but Draco had said that he wanted to remain behind to clear the Malfoy name, to try to repair at least some of the damage Lucius had caused.
At the time, Harry had told Draco that he understood, but really he hadn't. He couldn't understand how one's name could possibly be more important than your happiness.
Draco had asked Harry to stay behind, but Harry had explained that he needed to leave England. He had put up with years of attention, both good and back, and he needed solitude.
Neither of them willing to give up what they needed for themselves individually, they instead gave up their relationship. Harry hadn't realized at the time just how much it would hurt, how much Draco had come to mean to him. He had been glad at the time that he hadn't told Draco how he really felt about him, but since then he had regretted not saying those words - more times than he could count.
And now he was back home, back in England, the place where it all started, and he couldn't stop thinking about Draco, what they had had, and what he had given up. It had been mere days that he had been home, yet he ached with longing to see Draco again. Longed to hold him in his arms again. Ached to kiss him again, to touch him, to taste him, to feel him.
But he couldn't tell anyone.
Part 5 - Homesick
Author: sesheta_66
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: ~ 275
Pairing/Characters: Harry, past Harry/Draco
Challenge: 100quills prompt 048 - days
Warnings: No beta. Please point out any errors you find.
Summary: After three days in England, Harry can only think about one thing.
Disclaimer: The characters contained herein are not mine. They belong to JK Rowling and her publishers. No money is being made from this fiction, which is presented for entertainment purposes only.
Need to catch up? Click Part 1 - Wind to start at the beginning.
After three days in England, Harry came to the conclusion that he never really had gotten over Draco. He had been hurt when Draco hadn't come with him three years ago. He had asked, but Draco had said that he wanted to remain behind to clear the Malfoy name, to try to repair at least some of the damage Lucius had caused.
At the time, Harry had told Draco that he understood, but really he hadn't. He couldn't understand how one's name could possibly be more important than your happiness.
Draco had asked Harry to stay behind, but Harry had explained that he needed to leave England. He had put up with years of attention, both good and back, and he needed solitude.
Neither of them willing to give up what they needed for themselves individually, they instead gave up their relationship. Harry hadn't realized at the time just how much it would hurt, how much Draco had come to mean to him. He had been glad at the time that he hadn't told Draco how he really felt about him, but since then he had regretted not saying those words - more times than he could count.
And now he was back home, back in England, the place where it all started, and he couldn't stop thinking about Draco, what they had had, and what he had given up. It had been mere days that he had been home, yet he ached with longing to see Draco again. Longed to hold him in his arms again. Ached to kiss him again, to touch him, to taste him, to feel him.
But he couldn't tell anyone.
Part 5 - Homesick