"Nothing's going to happen," Klaus answers, because nothing is. If she goes missing like the others on the station, he will dismantle it piece by piece until he finds something, anything to either get to her, or get to their captors. Make them pay. "Nothing," he tells her, "and I'm not going to lie. I don't need to lie. I wouldn't have saved you if I didn't care."
He cares for few people enough, but when he cares, he cares hard. It's not love yet, and to be honest he's not even sure he's capable of love anymore, he's not even sure he ever was, he's not even sure Mikael didn't spoil him for that kind of love, but it's the beginning of something that could be so much more, if they let it grow. Of course he would miss her, but he's not going to, because nothing's going to happen.
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He cares for few people enough, but when he cares, he cares hard. It's not love yet, and to be honest he's not even sure he's capable of love anymore, he's not even sure he ever was, he's not even sure Mikael didn't spoil him for that kind of love, but it's the beginning of something that could be so much more, if they let it grow. Of course he would miss her, but he's not going to, because nothing's going to happen.