"I'm not blushing! I'm a knight, I don't do that sort of thing. It's just... it's been a long time since someone said something like that to me."

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Remember how I said I'd take a break after my last script? Well, I lied.

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Warnings: This script contains two topics that might be uncomfortable for some, so be aware of this!

One is injury, including blood, sounds of pain, and mention of poison. The speaker starts this story off hurt, and there is some description of it, including removing a foreign object from a wound.

The other is that while the script is not explicitly about gender identity, the speaker starts the story off pretending to be a man. It also deals with issues of expectations from others and from oneself based on gender and appearance, so this might still be a sensitive topic.

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Additional inclusivity notes: Both the speaker and the listener are referred to as women. The speaker has breasts and a nonspecific hole that isn't described any further. The listener's genitals are not described at all, other than looking beautiful.

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Summary: The speaker is a knight who was injured during a recent fight. The listener is taking care of her injuries. During the treatment, it's revealed that the speaker is actually a woman who was pretending to be a man.

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Read the script HERE.

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This is an adult work for 18 readers only. All characters involved are adults.

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Author's notes heartfelt confessions: I meant to take a little bit of a break after my last script, but I honestly couldn't get this idea out of my head. This one is a bit of a slow burn, going for a caring and comfortable vibe, with the sexy stuff not taking up quite as much of the story as in my last script.

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I was a little unsure about it at first, but a few people saying that the theme of my first script resonated with them made me go through with it. The issues talked about in this one are actually a little personal for me. I'm not overly girly, and I that's how I like it for the most part. On the other hand, I've had self doubts over how I look and act in relation to this. I've shied away from my cutting my hair short because I was worried I'd be perceived "too boyish" and I've worried about being "too soft" to be more masc/butch. I guess writing this script about how it's fine not to conform to an image assigned by others was coping with that a little.

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Either way, I hope you enjoy reading it.