OK so before I start I know Steve still has his vcard! Its just for this ONE chapter he doesn't! So shut up and learn that I just am faboolous! Also the pic up there is the drawing you made!
You were his daughter. He had a girlfriend, but hints the word had. She tried to get rid of you but Steve wanted you resulting in the two splitting up and you with Steve.
You were also only 12. You were in middle school, 7th grade. You were in track, Choir, softball, basketball the boys team, and freaking football. Why were you so active? Again. You're. Freaking. Steve. Rogers. Child.
You were also really tall, 5'10. And you still have more growing to do. Well currently it was your July 4 Choir concert and let's just say you had a solo. A big one.
You were already at the school in uniform for the after school practice and after that it's the concert.
Steve was currently getting dressed. He got dressed in a grey dressy looking shirt and some jeans. He didn't want to seem too formal but not too casual as well.
He got on his motorcycle and drove to the school. When he got there the teachers told him, and other parents, to go to the Choir room. When he arrived there was a wall full of drawings in blank white paper.
The wall said 'What symbol represents American Hero to you?' Some had soldiers, and some even had Steve. There was one that was absolutely stunning. It looked exactly like him. He stared in amazement.
Soon some parents recognized him. They talked to him and asked why he was here. And his response was,"To support my daughter (Y/n)."
The teachers began to bring the parents to the auditorium. He was lucky to get a front row seat. Soon the lights dimmed and the students filled in. You were standing in the front row. You saw him and smiled. He couldn't help but smile at his daughter.
The Choir teacher walked onto the stage and began speaking. "So at some point we have a very special, talented in many ways, young lady here who will do a solo." The teacher concluded. Steve listened as they opened up with the Star Spangled Banner.
They then sang the whole five verses (A/n yes there are five verses other than the most commonly known part I know this because I'm in Choir :p). They then went to the last song America the Beautiful. So far no solo. Steve didn't know who it was, but you did.
As a matter of fact the solo is the very beginning of the song. The Choir teacher gives you a glance as he sat at the piano giving you a look for approval. You nod, leaving you dad confused. "Oh beautiful for spacious skies, amber waves of grace." You began.
Steve has never heard you sing so this sound of your voice was shocking, remarkable, utterly beautiful. But your solo was for the whole song other than the chorus. "For purple mountain majesties, across the fruited plain!" Your solo stopped briefly only for the chorus. Steve was blown away by how high your vocal pitch was.
