@justxe
Matt had been awfully quiet for the past few days. Sure, he hadn’t really been talking as much as he normally would since he came home following what happened at Midland Circle, but since he and Mae visited Maggie only a few days ago, Matt had gone from talking occasionally to not talking at all unless it was absilutely necessary.
Mostly because he’d spend a lot of his time lost in his own thoughts. It’s weird, finally knowing who his mother is, knowing where she is and most of all knowing that this isn’t just a suspicion like it had been since he woke up at the nunnery anymore.
Still, that doesn’t mean Matt has any idea of what to do with that information. Maggie had been away from his life for years, and only told him the truth because he told he knew when she was lying. Clearly, she isn’t eager to be part of his life. Which, honestly, Matt didn’t care much about-- he’d lived his entire life without her, things won’t be any different because suddenly he knows who she is. He has no reason to keep bothering the woman.
But, of course, he has way too much free time now. He isn’t back to work, or Daredevil yet, he has nothing to keep him distracted other than wondering what Maggie had been doing all those years, why she never reached out and why she even left in the first place. He never really got any of those answers from his dad as a child-- Jack would get upset the second Matt started talking about his mom, and that was the last thing the kid wanted, so eventually he stopped asking. And well, this is his chance to get those answers-- though that’s mostly wishful thinking at this point, she clearly didn’t want to talk about any of it last time he’d visited her.
“I should go talk to her again.” He says, for the first time in hours as he walks out into the living room. “Or, at least, you know... try to. Can you come with me?” He never thought he’d ever be asking Mae to come with him for this, of all people. But she had been the one there last time, and the last thing he wants is to get anyone else involved in this. It’s hard enough to deal with it with only one person knowing about it.














