#hw.melinavostokoff

[wvsteria]

@mvsicinthedvrk: qi yan & melina: [pace] - sender paces around the receiver’s living room/bedroom/kitchen.

melina's eyes followed the other as they were pacing around her living room. "are you looking for something or are you going to continue walking in a circle?"

fun little action prompts!!

[wvsteria]

melina vostokoff & vex'ahlia de rolo ;; @circleofstarrs​

First impressions are always misleading

“first impression are always misleading.” melina said to the other, referring to the city they lived in. when first arriving, melina thought it was a city just like any other but quickly discovered that was not the truth.

[wvsteria]

melina vostokoff & yelena belova ;; @drvcxrys​

After you left… I never thought I’d see you again. How did you end up here?

it’d been ages since she saw yelena. the last time she saw nat was the last time she’d seen yelena as they’d all gone their separate ways. the next she’d heard was what happened to natasha and before she could reach out to yelena, she’d gone rogue, off the grid. sure, melina could’ve found a way to find her with all the intelligence she was taught from the red room. but this move made it seem as though yelena did not want anyone to talk to her. “after you left... i never thought i’d see you again. how did you end up here?” melina wasn’t sure if it was the right choice to give her space but she’d hoped that yelena would want to see her when she was ready.

[wvsteria]

melina vostokoff & steve rogers ;; @svnlvght​

And why do you decide to mention this now?

melina looked up from the book that was held in her hands. a nearly unamused look on her face. they weren’t that expressive to begin with though. “and why do you decide to mention this now?” she asked the other with a slightly raised eyebrow. genuinely curious of the other’s intention.

[wvsteria]

melina vostokoff & natasha romanoff ;; @infcinity​

❛ I should have made more of an effort with you. ❜

melina had hardly had a chance to reconcile with her girls before she’d gotten the news. they had all happily gone their own ways with the thought they’d get to see each other again but it’d been the last time she saw natasha. seeing her here again, though melina knew that people here came back from the dead it hit her hard. she’d only had the girls for three years but they were her world during that time. her daughters that she would teach, play with, watch old movies, open fake presents. it was their own special little world and melina dreaded would happen when the girls went back into the red room after the assignment was over. though in the decades that followed she stuck to the rules and worked for dreykov. “i should have made more of an effort with you.” melina admitted when she was close enough to natasha. she wasn’t typically the type to get sentimental but having missed their chance before, melina didn’t want to waste that again.