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by RecklessRoyalty

by RecklessRoyalty

(clint barton x reader)

Warnings: slight fluff (?¿¿)

additional characters: OC clint x reader daughter (Kayla) & OC clint x reader daughter (Mackenzie "Mack")
clint barton x reader
Y/N is waiting at home with her two daughters, Kayla and Mackenzie, for Clint to come home.

Y/N sat on the family Barton porch reading her book and glancing up occasionally to see if her husband was home yet. And also if her two daughters, Mack and Kayla were alive. Yeah, she's not the greatest mother, but they all love her nonetheless.

The girls could be found playing multiple versions of pretend, from princes and princesses 'No your majesty, I will get the tea.' to superheroes and villains 'You can't stop me now, Doctor Timp! I shall make the people mighty with power, and they shall overthrow the world!' It was cute. And adorable. And amusing. They got it from their father. (Their wording was from hanging out with Thor way too much. They think it's funny and matches any hero persona.)

A quinjet landed in the field in the distance, and Y/N looked up from the noise with hope in her eyes. 'Mom! He's home!' the girls yelled, sprinting to the futuristic jet. Y/N closed her book and smiled as she could see that Mack jumped onto her father and Kayla clinging to his leg. The trio walked (but it was more of a stumble, c'mon. Clint has two girls holding onto him for dear life.) towards the house, chattering aimlessly, 'And he thought he could push me down but I never let it happen, Dad. I defended myself from the bullies.' Once they reached the front porch, Clint let Kayla down from his arms and they took off to whatever adventure that they envisioned next.

"Hey babe." he said, grimacing as he climbed up the steps.

"Hey yourself." Y/N said, embracing him.

"Did they last?" he asked, gazing at his two daughters.

"Yeah. But I'm pretty sure that they were going to lose it if you were gone any longer." she breathed, resting her head on his shoulder.

"Well, good thing I came home."

"Yeah," she breathed out, "I'm glad you did."