You Against The World - A MARVEL FANFIC {{UNDER *EXTREME* EDITING}}

Chapter 20

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You woke up with a slight sore throat. The memories from last night crawled back into your head. You frowned slightly but Steve needed to back off. Loki had changed, he was a better person now. Plus, you were sick and tired of people telling you who you could and couldn't hang out with. You pulled out your phone and started scrolling through your music, glad you had been charging your phone before you left.

You pressed shuffle play and put your phone down, closing your eyes once again. You must have fallen asleep again because you opened your eyes when your door opened. You picked up your phone and paused the music. You turned your head to see who had entered. When you saw Bucky, you sat up. "What's up?"

"Well, Steve told us about what you said last night and the team wanted to apologize."

You scoffed. "Why should I hear what they have to say? Especially Steve."

Bucky shrugged. "I'm not saying you have to, but you don't look like you're mad anymore."

You honestly weren't, but you still felt bad for yelling at Steve. He didn't know what you'd gone through but you yelled at him anyway. You sighed and hopped out of bed and followed Bucky to where the team was. When you walked into the room, everyone turned to you and went silent. You waited patiently for someone to say something but you decided to take the first move.

"You know, I've only ever really had one real friend. My parents were cautious about who I hung around as a kid. I was home schooled until middle school and even then, people only wanted to be my friend because of my family. That was until (B/F/N). They treated me like a normal person and didn't care about my family. When my parents told me they thought that (B/F/N) was a bad influence, I defended them. I defended them because they were the only person who didn't treat me like some fragile diamond that would break at the slightest touch. They didn't treat me like some superior rich kid that would sue your family if yo so much crossed my path. They didn't treat me like everyone else did. So when you guys said that Loki couldn't be trusted because they did somethings in the past, that was honestly hypocritical. Tony use to drink and sleep with people. But he changed." You paused and turned towards Tony. "No offense." Tony just shrugged. "It's all true."

"If Tony can change, why can't Loki? If Asgard can trust him, especially after what he did to them, why can't you? I mean, I understand that you all have your grudges against him for trying to destroy New York but that was years ago! Seriously, what will it take for you guys to just let it go?" You finished.

The team stared at you, surprised at your story and how much of what you said was true. Natasha walked up to you and put your hand on your shoulder. "You got wisdom in you, and, I'm sorry."

The rest of the team started apologizing and commenting on how right you were. When all apologizing was done, the only one who hadn't apologized was Steve. You looked at him, waiting for something, anything. He just stared right back at you. Tony spoke up. "Steve, aren't you gonna apologize? It is kinda your fault we just got scolded by a 13 year old."

Steve held out his hand. "I'm sorry (Y/N). I judged to quickly and I'll try not to assume from now on."

You shook his hand and smiled. "I'm sorry too. I shouldn't have screamed at you, you were just trying to protect me."

You all began to eat breakfast and talk about what tonight might look like. You and Peter decided that you'd drop in but you'd leave before you both had a sensory overload again. Before you knew it, everyone, including yourself, was being dragged back to their room to get ready.