Setting her flowers carefully back on the counter, Natasha didn’t bother with shoes or a jacket, despite the fact that the hallways were much cooler than Clint’s apartment. Money in hand, she quickly descended the stairs, reaching the front door just as the delivery man pressed the buzzer to ring again. Her body was well covered in Clint’s baggy clothes, though the gust of air on her bare feet when she opened the door made her shiver. Trading the money for the bag of food, she thanked the man, bid him good night and locked the door again before rushing back up the stairs.
Reentering Clint’s homey space, she locked the door behind her before moving back to the kitchen. There wasn’t a vase to be found in Clint’s place, though she didn’t look very hard for one, instead settling for a rather large beer stein that would have to do. Filling it with water, she carefully placed her flowers in it before carrying it and the bag of food to the living room where Clint waited, looking rather appetizing himself, a fact she knew he was perfectly aware of.
“We can’t have that,” she said, placing the glass to one side of the table so as not to block the television. Taking a seat beside him, she pulled her legs up to cross them on the cushion and set the bag of food in her lap as she pulled several containers from it. “Good thing I ordered extras.”
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Date: 2014-01-25 12:24 am (UTC)From:Reentering Clint’s homey space, she locked the door behind her before moving back to the kitchen. There wasn’t a vase to be found in Clint’s place, though she didn’t look very hard for one, instead settling for a rather large beer stein that would have to do. Filling it with water, she carefully placed her flowers in it before carrying it and the bag of food to the living room where Clint waited, looking rather appetizing himself, a fact she knew he was perfectly aware of.
“We can’t have that,” she said, placing the glass to one side of the table so as not to block the television. Taking a seat beside him, she pulled her legs up to cross them on the cushion and set the bag of food in her lap as she pulled several containers from it. “Good thing I ordered extras.”