[ he does catch it, despite the wordless reaction he could not expect. his hand lifts to stop the badge a moment before it tumbles off the edge. it's weighty in his hands, a heavier burden and promise than he might have thought his friend would take on: a blind and loyal to allegiance to country. his thumb traces the side of the brass eagle with some contemplation. there is no way he could have known this well-hidden secret, though he can't help but wince with ironic humor, chastising himself for never suspecting. ] Well, I can't say I'm surprised.
[ he shouldn't be. klaus looks to fitz in new light. all there is between them now is new light, illuminating what was once dark between them. ]
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[ he shouldn't be. klaus looks to fitz in new light. all there is between them now is new light, illuminating what was once dark between them. ]
You have always been selfless.