Father Figures (слэш)

When Loki finally broke the terms of Odin’s banishment of Thor and restored Thor’s memories, he knew how everything would go from there. They’d return to Asgard, and their lives would likely return to the way they were before.
Except Thor, traumatized by the onrush of his memories of 40 years of a mortal life, not only does not want to return to Asgard, he is having a hard time separating one identity from another. Loki finds himself in a position he’s never been in before and does not know how to handle. Everything’s going to change, and for once Loki is without a plan.
“Father Figures” is a sequel to the previous story in this series, “Secret Identities”. See Notes for a summary of this story.
 
Thor had always been the anchor in Loki’s life, the rock he danced around, solid, sure, always there. No matter how far afield he went, no matter how he mocked him and chafed at his brother’s arrogance and foolhardiness, he never once thought Thor would not be a presence in his life.
When the Allfather had banished Thor, Loki had pinned his goals on finding and saving him. Now he had – and it was as if where that rock had stood, only broken pebbles remained.