Natasha Romanoff | The Black Widow (
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They didn’t get a lot of time off together, at least not enough to make a trip away worthwhile, so for this one weekend they decided to stay in the city and play tourist for the day.
They had started with a walk through Central Park before grabbing an early lunch at one of the city’s many street vendors and then wandering through the American Museum of Natural history. Natasha found the Hall of Minerals fascinating while Clint had gotten a kick out of all the dinosaur bones. They both enjoyed laying under the big blue whale with all the normal people.
Afterwards they went to a nice restaurant for supper, blending into the crowd of normal couples as best they could and Natasha actually forgot if she was playing a role or being herself as they finished their wine and shared their desserts.
“Thank you,” she said sincerely as they left the restaurant, stepping back into the cool night air. Nearby a busker played guitar and sang with surprising melody and soul, barely seeming to notice as people threw change into his open case, so caught up was he in his music.
They had started with a walk through Central Park before grabbing an early lunch at one of the city’s many street vendors and then wandering through the American Museum of Natural history. Natasha found the Hall of Minerals fascinating while Clint had gotten a kick out of all the dinosaur bones. They both enjoyed laying under the big blue whale with all the normal people.
Afterwards they went to a nice restaurant for supper, blending into the crowd of normal couples as best they could and Natasha actually forgot if she was playing a role or being herself as they finished their wine and shared their desserts.
“Thank you,” she said sincerely as they left the restaurant, stepping back into the cool night air. Nearby a busker played guitar and sang with surprising melody and soul, barely seeming to notice as people threw change into his open case, so caught up was he in his music.
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Clint proved that he could behave perfectly and stopped his little assault immediately. Well, after one last kiss on that one spot under her ear. Since Natasha was in a perfect position for a very painful elbow use, though, he backed away quickly then and rather carried the dishes in the living room.
There was a nice set of placemats he found in one of the drawers, in the Island typical lava colors of red and black. And after a little rummaging around in the top kitchen cupboard he came up with his best wine glasses. He wasn't in a drinking mood and Natasha shouldn't - a thought that still felt a little strange and square - but the thought counted. He put all the more effort in creating a nice rich fruit juice with fresh ingredients and sugar and stuff. Soon the living room table looked like they had something to celebrate. Well, in a way they did, right?
He waited like a good boy until Natasha had put the pizza in the oven, then he pulled her in his arms again with a grin and handed her her drink.
"Can I go back to distracting you now?"
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Once the pizza was ready to bake, and looking pretty damn good, she popped it in the oven and set the timer. She didn’t even have time to wash her hands afterwards before she found herself in Clint’s arms again. “I suppose that is allowed,” she replied, returning his grin as she took the glass from his hand. “Just don’t miss the timer.”
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Still right now there were other things than food on Clint's mind, at least until that timer was up. He let his arms slide from Natasha's waist deeper, to her hips, and picked her up to set her on the counter, right in the middle of the flour and sugar mess there.
His back protested a little against the strain, but he ignored it with a grunt and rather devoted himself to Natasha's mouth. He hadn't touched his own glass yet but from the taste he got from her, he judged, he had done a good job with that juice. He licked his way thoroughly over her lips and between then, indulging her, drowning in her, while his hands softly caressed her back and neck. Nothing more, just holding her and enjoying being close to her.
"Had to remind myself how much I love that", he murmured between a few more kisses on her jaw, her neck, that sweet red glow on her cheeks. "We really should cook more often, definitely..."
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“Losing your memory in your old age?” she teased, one hand still holding her glass even with her arms draped over his shoulders. She knew what he meant, though. The past few days had been hard, their touches awkward and fleeting; it was good to have the reminder, to feel close and comfortable again. “If this is how cooking always goes then I don’t know why we never got into it before.”
It was nice to just spend time like this, close and exploratory, but they could easily make a game out of it as well, try to ‘beat the clock’, challenge each other... it would certainly make cooking more interesting. Maybe something to try another time, though right now she was content to stay just like this. Locking her ankles behind him she kept him trapped, not ready to let go. He didn’t seem to be in too much of a hurry anyhow.
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Natasha seemed just as starved for touch as he was and he was perfectly happy to comply, hugging her close with his arms safely wrapped around her and his face buried into the crook of her neck. She was all warm and soft against him and smelled a little like vegetables and spice and summer. Her hair tickled his skin, and if he only got to hug her like this for the rest of his life, he would die a happy man.
"Better."
His lips caught a small patch of pale, tender skin and worried it softly, not even remotely hard enough to bruise. She tasted as sweet as she smelled and soon he actively had to keep his mind from wandering. Better to just enjoy the time they had until food was ready. He caressed her back in long, gentle strokes with his cheek still nuzzled against her, and just brushed her hips slowly on his way down before he started giving her legs the same harmless treatment.
She was so far from that tense state from the last mornings, it felt like her muscles were melting under his softly massaging fingers. He immediately remembered that long massage he had promised her. Yep, definitely, soon. Her clothes were messy and after his hands had been there, her skin was a little messy too, and it was absolutely perfect. Well, and if he caught himself sucking a little on that certain spot on her neck in between, it really was just by accident.
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Closing her eyes she relaxed completely in his arms. Nowhere had she ever felt safer, more comfortable, more loved, then when Clint held her, and she was glad to know that hadn’t changed with everything they were going through. His hands moved over her body and she let out a quiet sound of contentment and nuzzled against his shoulder. He was spreading oil and flour and various other things all over her clothes and her skin but she didn’t rightly care. That’s what showers were for, right? “I don’t even want to imagine what the water bill is going to be like,” she chuckled, one finger tracing lazy patterns on his back.
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Still chuckling, he leaned back to look at her, his smile turning melancholic and deeply affectionate. It was unbelievable, the change the last hours had brought. He had no illusions that they would be facing times of fear and maybe greatest grief soon enough again, but for the moment, Natasha looked content, relieved and a little happy.
There was a small dot of flour on her nose - how the hell had he gotten it there? - as if the ponytail didn't make her look young enough yet. He wiped it away with a fingertip and kissed the very spot then and then her lips, softly, longingly, like the last seconds had already put him into withdrawal.
"You look a little pregnant, you know", he murmured, blushing immediately. Was that something you told a woman? He had no idea and maybe he should have thought of that before since Natasha was in a perfect position to punch him in the balls right now. His mouth had always had a will of its own. "It's beautiful. I mean, you're always beautiful, but..."
Goddamnit, Barton.
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She grinned at him when he pulled back enough to look at her, her fingers gently massaging his neck again, and crinkled her nose when Clint wiped a bit of flower from the tip of it and then placed a lingering kiss there. His sudden admission surprised her, though, and her eyebrows shot up, unsure how to take those words. Clearly he was just as unsure about them and tried to backpedal quickly. She couldn’t help but be amused by that.
“I bet you won’t be saying that in a few months,” she said, sliding her hands down to his stomach and pushing him gently away, “when you can’t get any closer than this because of my big belly.”
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They were only joking, of course, but Clint felt the need to argue anyway, to explain himself. Maybe some things couldn't be said often enough.
"You're always beautiful."
He took her hands in his and placed them on her still flat belly, as if there was already something to feel there. Soon there would be. And as scary as that still was, he found himself more and more looking forward to that.
"Still trying not to freak out over this, but... I mean, you'll carry our baby and all and that's a really great thing. Pretty sure we can work out the hugging thing. You know, master spies and all, we're said to be innovative."
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Looking down at their hands intertwined and covering her belly, her brow furrowed slightly. At the moment they were okay, maybe even a little giddy about the whole prospect of having a baby, but it wouldn’t always be like that. It was exciting, but also terrifying and it was probably going to equally be both of these things for the entire term.
As long as I make it.
“Our baby,” she whispered, bringing her eyes up to his. “That’s going to take some getting used to.”
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"We'll get used to it together. We'll make it through this together, no matter what comes."
He had told her countless times before but this was something he couldn't say too often. Natasha needed this security, especially if the thing they both feared most would happen after all. He needed it. He was used to gambling and losing, alright, but this thing... This was bigger than any of them had done before.
He intertwined his fingers with hers, his thumb brushing gentle circles over her belly, and kissed her forehead every so tenderly. Nothing but good faith and the hope for fool's luck right now, maybe. But how often had that luck gotten them out of shitty situations?
"I believe in us, you know", he murmured. "And I want to believe in this. We'll be fine, Nat, I promise."
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Some people prefer strength in times of fear, but Natasha appreciated his honesty and was grateful that he let her see it, that he was feeling all the same things she was. She didn’t feel silly that way, and didn’t feel she had to be strong for him either. They were in this together, completely and utterly. They would help each other through, no matter what.
Leaning her cheek into his hand, she nodded slowly. She didn’t want to think about the worst case scenario, didn’t want to think about the possibility that they might be helping and supporting each other through loss instead of life. She had to think positive.
“I believe in us too,” she replied quietly, turning her face to place a lingering kiss to his palm. “And I believe we can get through anything together.”
Cupping the back of his neck in one hand she pulled him in for a long kiss, deep and full of all the emotions she had trouble expressing in words.
Of course that meant it was about time for the oven timer to go off and interrupt.
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"I'm going to get back to this later", he murmured close to Natasha's lips but quickly withdrew then before another thorough round of kissing could keep them from their diner.
He just took a second to get out of that apron, leaving his chest bare and decorated with a little flour here and there. Then he took the baking tray out of the oven with the help of a potholder and reached for a big knife to divide its content in small slices. It all looked too much for two persons honestly, especially with his stomach not being back to demanding half an elephant on his plate.
"Might be you have to finish my share this time", he grinned at Natasha, handing her her plate.
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Natasha let out a quiet groan of protest when the oven insisted on continuously beeping until it was turned off. Probably for the best, as burnt pizza was not an appetizing prospect, and the more she smelled their dinner cooking the hungrier she felt.
Reluctantly letting Clint go, she slid down off the counter where he had placed her and watched him slice up their creation. Her mouth was practically watering by the time he handed her the plate. “I’m hoping we haven’t reached that point yet,” she said, grinning at him as she retrieved her juice. As time went on and her appetite increased it may be that she would start out-eating him, but she hoped they weren’t there yet. “Although this smells amazing…”
Leading the way to the table, she paused a moment when she got her first glance of just how nicely he had set it, like this was a special occasion and deserved celebrating. Maybe it did. Throwing a quick look back at him it was fairly unreadable, but not in a bad way. It was definitely a good look, just indescribable.
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A well-cooked pizza was one of these things that could easily make you forget that, in fact. In spite of his reservations, once he had started eating, Clint found himself hungrier than ever, and finally there was just a small slice remaining on his plate. Not the excesses he had had before all this had started, but at least he wasn't running on just coffee anymore.
With a most content sigh he leaned back in his chair and stretched out to nuzzle Natasha's leg with his under the table.
"That was perfect. Nobody would believe you haven't grown up here, the way you create a pizza, red. Seems we make a perfect team in the kitchen too."
He finally took a sip of his juice, just a small one, for the justified worry that his stomach would just explode soon, and smiled at her from over the edge of the glass.
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“Pizza is easy,” she replied around a bite of the same. “Give me a recipe with specific instructions and you will be singing a different tune.”
Reaching one arm beneath the table, she idly rubbed his leg, smiling at him as she finished off the majority of what was on her plate. “I feel I must compliment the chef on the wonderful ‘wine’ he managed to mix up in minutes."
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"Every excuse to get my hands on the fruits around here", he chuckled after another sip from his glass. "It's a circus thing, I think. On our travels through the countries, Barney and me often stole our food from the nearest field to have something to eat at all. All that frozen and modified shit you get in the cities in the states or on a S.H.I.E.L.D. base, you know... It's always nice to be in regions where you can eat that stuff fright from a tree."
He remembered that stupid fantasy he had told Natasha about, about having his own farm with fields and dogs and all, and suddenly he wondered if that actually was in his future. It wasn't exactly a dog, but they had started on that pet thing already, and if fate was good, they would have a family soon, a family he certainly didn't want to have in his neighborhood.
He didn't even know how to handle it at all at this point, admittedly, but that was something he was certain about. They would need a new place to live. Natasha and him still were too young to think about retiring, and he was pretty sure, she'd want that as little as him at this point, but who knew how things would look in a few years?
Getting ahead of ourselves, are we, Barton?
He shook his head a little to get rid of these pointless speculations and put the half-empty glass away for the moment. Plenty of time to think and talk about that in the months to come. No need to ruin the mood right now with too serious stuff.
"I guess I better clean up the kitchen."
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Pushing her plate aside, Natasha took a sip of her drink and propped her elbow on the table and her chin in her hand as she listened to him talk. S.H.I.E.L.D. provided nutritious, healthy meals for their employees, but they didn’t spend any extra in importing anything special, and nutritious didn’t always taste good. Then, of course, there were Clint and Natasha’s own eating habits when left to their own devices. Take-out and whatever is quick and comes in a package or can... not really the best either. Maybe this whole ‘eat local and cook fresh’ movement would be good for them in multiple ways.
“I’ll be there in a moment to help you,” she said, wanting to just sit a moment longer and let her food settle before getting to her feet again.
She couldn’t help but wonder how long this would last. They only had another week, maybe two, before she would absolutely have to contact Nick and update him on their status. She had been prepared to argue her case to get more time for Clint, but she had not expected this turn of events. She would have to come clean, and then what? She couldn’t even begin to guess how Nick would take the news, nor how he would want to handle it. She presumed he would insist they return so he could have his own doctors monitor her progress, but they idea of going back to headquarters now, of going through this in such a sterile and cold environment after spending time somewhere so warm and inviting... it wasn’t a welcome thought.
She wondered how far along she had to be before flying was out of the question...
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There was no imminent reason for that right now, why work himself up? It had been a very turbulent but in the end a very nice day, he didn't want that ruined. At least he had enough composure back by now to keep himself distracted successfully, mostly with making out plans for the next days. A few things that Natasha and him should look into, chores to keep their little home here running, and hopefully some more time of relaxing on the beach before the days would become too chilly for that. Better. One step after the other.
When the room didn't look like there had been a hurricane anymore, he washed the rest of cooking off his own body in the shower and laid out now towels for Natasha. With only a towel around his hips and his skin flushed from a little too hot water, he returned to the living room.
"Didn't know if you want to soak", he murmured, turning his chair from before around so he could astraddle it rather than half falling asleep on the table. More and more he did feel how long the day really had been. "I could set up a tub for you if you like."
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Lifting her head from her hand, she gave him a sleepy grin when he straddled his chair despite the fact that he was wearing only a towel. “I think I would just fall asleep in it,” she said, leaning back in her chair. “I’ll just clean up at the sink.” The quicker she was clean the quicker they could just go to bed. It was still fairly early but it felt like they had been awake for several days straight, and considering how little they really had been sleeping lately, fighting sleep now would probably be counterproductive. “Just as soon as I can make myself move.”
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Clint threw her a small boyish grin from where he was leaning on the back rest of the chair, not too enthusiastic with moving himself. But the perspective of a soft mattress sounded just too nice right now.
"And I give the bed a makeover in the meantime."
He had been meaning to change the sheets anyway, and after the oil massage before, it was about high time.
"Up, woman. Or you'll wake up with hell of a stiff neck tomorrow and we can pull off a perfect partner look."
Still grinning, he got up to lean over Natasha and place a kiss on her forehead and quickly fled to the bedroom then. After all the teasing today, he wouldn't put it behind her to give him a reminder of how nasty her elbows could be.
The bed soon looked a lot more inviting. Clint realized without surprise that Angelina had apparently washed the reserve sheets too, since they smelled faintly off lavender and citrus, not like years in a cupboard. He made a mental note to invite her for diner soon for her all her efforts.
It was a little early to go to bed, definitely, but with the heavy curtains pulled close, the room was dark enough to let exhaustion take over. He left the towel on the same pile in the corner where the old beddings were and stretched out on his stomach with a content sigh while he was waiting for Natasha. It was stupid, really, they were secret agents and all that shit, they were used to sleep on rocks and sand but... There wasn't much that beat a fresh-made bed for comfort.
It felt good to be able to move and lie mostly without pain again, and the last of complaints from his back would hopefully be gone by tomorrow. Right now he felt only like crashing for like 12 hours in a row.
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Making a playful swat at Clint as he gave her a quick kiss and ran, she missed him completely, not that she was trying very hard. Shaking her head with a smile on her lips, she placed her hands on the table and pushed up to her feet, pleased to find she didn’t feel dizzy this time as she had earlier in the day. Ah, the healing properties of a good meal.
Making her way to the washroom she shed her clothes and dumped them in the laundry basket. Washing the flour and oil and the remains of the day from her skin, she let her hair down and brushed it out until it fell in soft waves around her shoulders. Once she’d finished in the bathroom she collected her bucket and headed for the bedroom where a very pleasant image awaited her. Clint was stretched out on his stomach on the freshly changed bed, his perfect butt on clear display and looking very bitable. It she wasn’t so drained she would have definitely taken it as an invitation.
“How does your back feel now?” she asked as she set the bucket on the floor beside the bed and climbed up beside him. She could easily finish that massage before sleep, just maybe sans the oil so as not to mess up the clean sheets.
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Clint turned his head to her, lazily propped on his arms, and gave her a smile that matched his tiredly slurred words. Natasha was the only person he gladly accepted as his personal torturer, but it could wait.
It was a warm enough evening so she preferred to go commando just like him and he had really no objections at all to that. Now that they knew what was going on, he was a lot more observant to the small changes in her body, but they certainly made her no less gorgeous at all. Fortunately he was too tired to let that have any effect on him right now. Natasha was just as exhausted as he was, and as comfortable as it was right now, he didn't sleep well on his stomach...
He reached out gently to run his fingertips through her hair and over her cheek, but no, that didn't work all that well yet from this position, so he dropped his arm again with a grunt.
"I'm good. Let's just try to get a little rest."
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“Good night,” she murmured, sleep already tugging at her. It had been a long few days, and while everything was far from settled and there was still a lot to be afraid of, she felt relaxed and content enough in the moment to drift off with little resistance.
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He drifted somewhere between relaxation and dozing while he watched her, as long as he could still keep his eyes open. She was gone soon and looked so peaceful, so still in this moment, as if all the catastrophes of the last days hadn't even happened. The bright light, filtered through the curtains, colored the room and her pale skin into a faint glowing orange, her hair floating around her shoulders was a flame.
Clint longed to reach out and touch it but he didn't want to disturb her, not when she finally got a desperately needed break from everything. But he watched her, watched her roll on her back in her sleep, watched the perfect light on her skin and her full rosy lips slightly opened. The calm rising and falling of her chest, the delicious curve of her breast. And much lower, nearly invisible in this position, the changing surface of her no longer completely flat belly.
There... He wasn't quite used to the sight no longer producing only fear and dread in him but this strange, stupid, nearly ecstatic anticipation. Suddenly he found himself wanting to kiss exactly that little spot, and it was even harder to hold back from that. Stupid, careless, naive. He would only make himself hurt so much more if he allowed such deep feelings for this... this whole thing yet, if it turned out to be doomed in the end.
Unfortunately he had no idea how to stop it. Whenever he let his eyes wander to Natasha's belly, he saw that damn photo on his mind, nothing but two shapeless blobs really, but soon... Maybe when they did the next ultrasound already... It scared him a little how much he wanted this to go right, in spite of all this fears. How much he wanted this little peanut in Natasha's body to grow, see what it would become. If it would be a little girl maybe, with Natasha's beautiful red curls and...
But that was a too scary thought to lose himself in, and his mind fled into finally a more sleep-like state. That imaginary baby in his thoughts didn't stop growing though. It grew rapidly. It wasn't a redhead after all, it had darker skin and hair. It actually didn't look a bit like any of them.
The fast motion movie in Clint's head went on, until he was faced with a teenager he once might have known. Sharp features, thick eyebrows, early shaped body. Natasha's current state apparently still occupied him, because the girl who couldn't even hit fifteen, sported a big swollen pregnancy belly. As she caught him looking, she smiled at him, like the girl in the hospital earlier, but it didn't look happy. Her eyes were dead.
She had a knife in her hand, with a bloody blade, and Clint faintly remembered that this very blade had left that one scar between his shoulder blades. But this couldn't be right, he didn't know her... Nor any of the young girls surrounding her, all of them too provocative dressed and dolled up for their age, all of them scarred by torture, fear and desperation.
Except he did, didn't he? Maybe not in his conscious mind, maybe his head refused the details of the mission which had brought him to this beautiful sunny country in the first place. But his terrified heart remembered when the walls of alertness and mental training fell.
Will you help us, Signore? Have you come to save us?
There was also Hill there, and God knew that wasn't a face he didn't need to see in his fucking Holidays. But Hill was a sure bet if you needed someone to ruin the day, of course. So of course she would be there, giving him the famous side-eyed look because Barton, stupid-reckless-inappropriate-insufficient-emotional Barton was fucking up the mission again and why was he still here again? He should be back out on the ocean with his damn boat, watching his target instead of messing with foreign business.
This is police work. And you're compromised. Get your ass out of the city. Or I'll have you extracted right away and you can write reports for the next five years.
Sea water burning in an open cut to the bone like acid. Endless weeks out in the open, living off what he fished out of the water. More often than not he had puked it back out before it could poison him too much. And these dead eyes, a shrill scream of a newborn piercing a hot summer night. Blood on his hands.
There was salt on his lips too, on his tongue, and that was real, and he supposed he was crying, but his mind wouldn't get any more lucid than realizing that. His body was obviously of the opinion he needed sleep, even if it was the bad kind.
A dead cat on his porch next time he came home, weeks after. And of course, because things were always fucked up when he slept, it was a black one, though that wasn't right either, he was sure. He could nearly grasp it, nearly recall everything if he just wanted it... But oh boy, didn't he.
You can help us, signore, can't you? You have to. You will...
Searing hot pain crawling down his back, and maybe that was real too because he was a stupid fuck and had made it to fall asleep on his stomach. And now his body was so tense and frozen, it wouldn't even let him turn or startle enough to rip his mind out of this stupid dream.
Well, there went a night of good rest.
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