Voices
Prompt: You can’t get over Loki’s death.
Warnings: death, angst
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You laid on your bathroom floor, your bare body feeling the coldness of the tile floor. You huddled under a small towel, as tears slipped from your eyes. You breathed heavily out of your mouth, your nose stuffed up from crying for so long and so hard. It was about 1 in the morning, and you hadn't gotten off your bathroom floor since you stepped out of the shower around 8, earlier that night.
Loki's face had been running through your mind all day. You could hear his voice as clear as day in your head. You had hoped that a cold shower would help calm your nerves. The cold water always felt as if he were holding you again. As if you were feeling the freezing coldness of his gentle hand on your skin once again. This time, it didn't help at all. It only made things worse.
"Darling, you have to get up," came his gentle voice. It was so clear, it was so soothing, but you knew it wasn't real. You had watched Thanos squeeze the life out of him, but even in death, he still seemed to be in your head.
You squeezed your swollen eyes closed, repeatedly telling yourself that it wasn't real. You tried to convince yourself that the voice you ere hearing was due to sleep deprivation, that you just needed to go to bed.
"Go away, please," You begged quietly. You just wanted to go to sleep. Your body was exhausted from the grief it was trying to process. All your energy had left you earlier that night, all the lights in your bedroom and bathroom still shown brightly down on you. Getting up and walking to your bed seemed like an impossible mission.
"I can't leave you like this, my love," His voice seemed closer. It was almost as if you could feel his breath on your cheek. The pain that filled your heart only seemed to worsen. The more vivid your imagination got, the worse you began to feel. To stop the voice from continuing, you struggled to drag yourself off the bathroom floor. The task took every ounce of energy you had left. Before you could reach your bed, you picked up one of many shirts that you still had of his and pulled it over your body. Loki had been much taller than you, so his shirts were like a rather short dress on you. The two of you had always loved when you wore them. Loki liked the sight of you in his clothes, you just enjoyed being able to smell him on you.
You laggardly hit the light switch of your bathroom. The light turned off instantly, crawling from the foot of your bed to the top. You dropped your body. Your head fell on the pillow as you stared out your window at the night sky.
"Jarvis, turn my light off," You whispered hoarsely.
The room light switched off, the only light that filled the room was that of the full moon that sat in the sky. Almost immediately after the light turned off, your eyes blinked tiredly. As you opened your eyes once again, there stood an all too familiar figure. His back was to you, but you knew exactly who you were seeing. Your tears began to fall faster as you watched Loki's back. There he stood, staring out your window, in a white tunic and his black leather pants.
"I've missed you, Y/n," his voice came gently. It was so soothing, yet, so heartbreaking to hear him. You refused to move, refused to say anything in return. You were scared that once you actually acknowledged him, your mind would rip him away from you. "Y/n, why is it that I am the one who has died, and yet, I seem more alive than you?"
"Did it hurt? When you died," you sighed out, your body too weak to fight your mind. "Because it hurt me, losing you. You left a mark on me. Every word, every smile, every moment we shared. It all left a mark. How do I just erase that mark?"
"I was only in pain for a moment. Though, all of my happiest memories flashed before my eyes. And you wouldn't believe it," He chuckled slightly. "You were in every single one of them."
Your tears continued to fall, but the sound of his chuckle brought a small smile to your face. You began to forget that the person who stood just feet away from you was simply a figment of your imagination. For a little while, you let yourself believe that it was truly Loki who stood at your window.
"Loki, I won't ever love anyone as I love you."














