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@guiltburdened asked: Send a ๐ธ to see 3-5 pictures that my muse has/has taken of your muse(s) -bucky or maybe yelena
photos natasha has of bucky
photos natasha has of yelena
"[ chin up ] sender lifts receiver's chin to stop them from hiding their tears" says @sxrgeant
contrary to popular belief, there's nothing poetic about coming back from the dead. for natasha it was like being dipped in water from the top of her head to the toes on her feet. chills surrounding her when she found herself back on earth. remembering that she'd been falling and then suddenly she was home. she should be fortunate, she should consider it a blessing. that's what people kept telling her. but natasha can'tโno matter how hard she triesโshe can't find it in herself to feel anything but frustration that the sacrifice she had made and the peace she had believed she would find were gone. and then the sadness comes in waves that despite her best efforts, natasha can't find the joy to be reunited with the people who love her and mourned her.
time. anyone she told these feelings to had sworn that with time she would feel better. but how the hell would they know?
her eyes are raised, feeling as heavy as her heart, staring at him for a moment, almost unaware that she had been crying. there's a shaky exhale as the palms of her hands come up to wipe the tears from her cheeks.
"i'm so sorry, james. i'm not much fun to be around these days."
maybe she needed to get back to work, find a place where she could do more good rather than staring at the four walls that surrounded her, claiming that she was retired.
โ why does it feel like this is goodbye? โ says @sh1elded
"goodbye?" she let's out a twinkle of a laugh that matches some of the mischief in her eyes. "come on now, rogers, don't tell me that you're going all soft on me." a gentle elbow is given to his side as she says it, knowing that as much as she wished she could joke her way through this, it wasn't that easy. "i know it's not the perfect solution, but we both know it's safer and more effective if we split up."