The Borgias fic: Home
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meridian_roseTitle: Home
Fandom: The Borgias
Pairing/Characters: Cesare/Lucrezia
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 165
Prompt: For the![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
a_war_of_roses bingo prompt 'home'
Summary: Sometimes home is not a place.
Content Notes: No standard warnings apply.
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Spain was supposed to be home, the Borgia birthplace, the thing that set them apart and made many in Italy hate them.
Rome was home, of necessity, the seat of the Holy Roman Church.
The Vatican was home, for Rodrigo – now Alexander VI - at least, while his family continued to live on the nearby estate. The Pope must live in the Vatican, and spiritually it was home.
France could never be home, not even when Cesare wed Charlotte d'Albert. Likewise, Cesare did not think that Pesaro, nor Naples, would ever have been home for Lucrezia.
In truth Cesare felt little attachment to any particular place. He felt more comfortable with Micheletto at his side, but he didn't truly feel at peace unless he was with Lucrezia.
Lucrezia was his home. And, when he told her this, holding her naked body against his, revelling in the scent of sweat and sex, she gave a soft laugh and replied that she felt the same about him.
Fandom: The Borgias
Pairing/Characters: Cesare/Lucrezia
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 165
Prompt: For the
a_war_of_roses bingo prompt 'home'Summary: Sometimes home is not a place.
Content Notes: No standard warnings apply.
Also @ AO3
Spain was supposed to be home, the Borgia birthplace, the thing that set them apart and made many in Italy hate them.
Rome was home, of necessity, the seat of the Holy Roman Church.
The Vatican was home, for Rodrigo – now Alexander VI - at least, while his family continued to live on the nearby estate. The Pope must live in the Vatican, and spiritually it was home.
France could never be home, not even when Cesare wed Charlotte d'Albert. Likewise, Cesare did not think that Pesaro, nor Naples, would ever have been home for Lucrezia.
In truth Cesare felt little attachment to any particular place. He felt more comfortable with Micheletto at his side, but he didn't truly feel at peace unless he was with Lucrezia.
Lucrezia was his home. And, when he told her this, holding her naked body against his, revelling in the scent of sweat and sex, she gave a soft laugh and replied that she felt the same about him.
