Summary: Wanda invites you to a playdate with her children, after all, what could go wrong?
Requested by Anon: "Can I please get more of Wanda with little!r? Perhaps she stops by to bring little!r a gift? (Extra cookies for more of jealous Agatha too!) From the fluff prompts list: 23, 24, 26"
23. "This reminded me of you."
24. "Your hair is really soft."
26. "Are you blushing?"
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After Wanda had her children, Agatha truly believed that her focus would completely change. After all, with newborn twins in the house, who would care about the little girl next door?
Wanda cared, apparently.
Agatha had witnessed the boys' rapid growth and knew they weren't babies anymore, but even so, she didn't expect them to show up with their mother at your door the next day.
"Hey Agnes," the redhead smiled, "the boys wanted to call Y/N for a playdate in the square, so I came to ask if you two want to come with us."
"It's going to be very cool!" Billy exclaimed excitedly.
Tommy nodded, "let her play with us, Aunt Agnes, please!"
Agatha grinned, disguising the annoyance she felt and shrugged.
"I think it's best to ask her, don't you?"
She still had a small hope that you would refuse, but as soon as you saw Tommy and Billy at the door, there was no possible answer other than a huge "Yes!"
The walk to the playground was quick, with Wanda and Agatha gossiping behind you and the boys. They were really nice, talking to you about your favorite color and which toy was the most fun. Opinions were divided for a moment, but in the end everyone agreed that video games rocked!
The real problem started when you arrived at the square. Agatha wasn't too tense, to be honest, as she had explained in a more playful way to little you that her identity couldn't be revealed; but she still hadn't anticipated a possible playdate with the Maximoff brats.
The three of you ran to the swings, hearing your mommies screaming at you to be careful, and having a great time. The fun was over, however, when you realized you were the only one who couldn't run as fast as Tommy, or swing as high as Billy. After all, unlike them, and their mother, and even your own mommy, you had no cool powers.
Frustrated, your eyes filled with tears and you walked with your shoulders slumped to the bench where Wanda and Agatha were, sitting in the middle of them in silence.
Agatha felt like annihilating the boys who didn't seem to have even noticed your absence, but her main concern at the moment was you, "why are you so sad, my love?"
