Two weeks pass and Loki tells me that Valarie is asking where I am. He refuses to tell her knowing it would only hurt her.
I spent that night thinking of what to say and finally decided on a simple letter explaining why I left and that I may never come back. When Thor turned up later that day I gave him the letter and told him to give it to his daughter. He reassures me that he will and I leave back to my room to keep downloading music. That is before Captain Ameirca opens my door and stands in the doorway with his arms crossed. I look back down at my phone, turning it off. I roll over onto my back and drop my phone on the mattress.
'What?' I snap tiredly.
'You need to stop moping around,' he says, no sympathy in his voice.
'Well what can I do? There's nothing for me to do,' I shoot back.
'You can train,' he suggest.
I roll my eyes. 'Fine. But only against you. Don't bring in anyone else,' I lay out my conditions. He considers it.
'What about Ironman.'
I think about it for a moment. 'Only Ironman. Not Tony Stark or ever mere human no matter how well trained they are,' I say.
Steve nods. 'But I am human.'
I smirk. 'Stop lying to yourself,' I tell him.
An hour later I come back to my room, showered and change and drop onto the bed exhausted from the training.
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Loki's Daughter Book 2
FanfictionA sequel to Loki's Daughter. Thanos has been defeated and life is starting to find a steady routine. But only for a few short years. Old foes from the past come and threaten to destroy everything. At the same time Raven struggles to deal with havin...
