#vlyuvdova

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     "     𝐢𝐭'𝐬 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐢 𝐝𝐨𝐧'𝐭 𝐞𝐧𝐣𝐨𝐲 𝐛𝐮𝐦𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐨 𝐲𝐨𝐮 .     "     he hesitates , leafing through his words .     “     ---     the timing could be better .     “ 

@vlyuvdova​​ // small thing​

[fakedsciences-a]

@vlyuvdova said: ‘ left him a voicemail. called him a name. ’

Juniper can't stop shaking.

She had assumed, initially, that Natasha was his wife — that she had done something very, very bad. She had apologized and apologized and insisted there was no ring — did she even think to look? — and almost burst into tears.

This? Is not what she was expecting.

"—I don't think you should do that. Call people names."

Juniper does not throw around bitch like Harris and fuck you like Spirit and goddamn shit for brains bird head ass fuck like Burns. The very concept fills her with dread.

[geniuscorp-a]

@vlyuvdova

siri, play wild thoughts by rihanna because hot-diggity-daffodil who is this tall drink of water! she's like five nine, but he's five five, so like. an oompa loompa would be tall to him. ( fuck you, sam! low blow, dipshit! )

" well, hell-oh. " she's like a six but in that dress and those heels, he's generous and could spring for an eight. ( he wants to fuck his sister so y'know, don't take it to heart, natasha. )

[tahitiwoke]

[ THE FOLLOWING IS A CONTINUATION OF PREVIOUS TESTIMONY. ]

TESTIMONY OF PHILLIP J. COULSON AND NATASHA ROMANOVA BEFORE THE SENATE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE REGARDING AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE INFILTRATION BY THE ORGANISATION KNOWN AS 'HYDRA'.

DATED 24TH NOVEMBER 2015. THIS TRANSCRIPT CONTAINS EDITS FOR REDACTED INFORMATION & FOR BREVITY. SEE ANNEXES FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

CHAIRMAN: SENATOR CATHERINE DURANT

VICE CHAIRMAN: SENATOR MICHAEL KERN

EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATOR: SENATOR WALTER RUSSELL

KERN: This is a pretty damning report, Director. You disobeyed direct orders, against intervention policy and you got an American asset killed, with no real discernible results as to our own humint interests. Is it fair to say this was a failed mission? COULSON: Depends on your definition of failure. KERN: What's your definition, then? COULSON: Our orders would have left fifteen innocent children to burn to death. We went back to save them and we did. I'd say that was a success. KERN: At the loss of a highly cooperative, highly important American asset. COULSON: In my professional opinion at the time, it was a drop in the bucket in comparison to what we already had gathered during our time in [REDACTED]. KERN: In your professional opinion? Or someone else's? COULSON: What's that supposed to mean? KERN: Have you considered the possibility Agent Romanova was running a honeytrap? COULSON: That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard you say and I watch a lot of C-SPAN. DURANT: The Director is reminded he is under oath and that this is a Senate hearing, you are to behave with better conduct or you will be held. KERN: Director, has it occurred to you that having an infamous Russian spy working with top level security clearance at, arguably, one of the least regulated branches of American Intelligence might look bad when you are under investigation for being compromised from the inside? COULSON: At the advice of my attorney, I invoke the fifth amendment. KERN: How are we to trust the decisions you have made during your time as a handler and as the Director of SHIELD if you won't give us a straight answer regarding your involvement with foreign agents. COULSON: She's not a foreign agent, she's an Avenger. She's put herself on the line day in and day out to save not just my life, not just the lives of the American people, but your life too. If it weren't for her, there would be a lot more flags folded on mantlepieces. So, let's just keep that in mind before you go Yosemite fuckin' Sam. KERN: Director you will watch your tone in this court. [ EXCERPT CONTINUES AT 02HRS 08MINS. ] DURANT: At what point would recruitment become a counterintelligence threat to our country? COULSON: Senator, that's difficult to answer in the abstract. When a foreign power is using coercion or some sort of pressure to try and co-opt an American, especially a government official, to act on its behalf, that’s a serious concern regardless of who is on what side of the aisle. DURANT: So any document detailing specific claims against an individual or individuals regarding their involvement in this matter would have to be verified independently, is that correct? COULSON: Yes. If it's a credible allegation, we would be in contact with the C.I.A. or the the Department of Homeland Security. DURANT: How often have you had to do that? COULSON: Never. DURANT: You have never had a single concern raised regarding the involvement of an agent in counter intelligence recruitment? COULSON: Not independently checked by an outside organisation, no. DURANT: What about Sharon Carter? COULSON: Agent Carter was never co-opted or coerced by a foreign power. That's the basis of an investigation. DURANT: Have you ever had an intimate relationship with Agent Carter? COULSON: I invoke the fifth amendment. DURANT: Phil, I'm starting to see a pattern. You've got an Air Force Colonel who you left to rot in a gulag. You've got a Russian Black Widow on one shoulder and ex-communicated black ops specialist on the other who is now on the run after being accused of treason. You're at the helm of a ship overrun by Neo-Nazi's and the most you have to say is that you invoke the fifth. COULSON: I have served this country - DURANT: And we thank you for that service, but it does not make you immune to reproach or questioning. [OFF MIKE.] DURANT: Alright, we'll take a break there. This committee will reconvene with the Director at 09:30 hours. [ TESTIMONY CONTINUES AT ANNEX B. ]

[dirtypaw]

@vlyuvdova​;

          distrust lingers as he watches her move;  she carries heavy the scent of the man who he wishes he could have brought down himself.  “  --  do you like that piece?  it’s an original.  i spent years tracking it down.  “  

[withbeasts]

did you ask her out? - roman :^)

the amazing spider-man.

he hasn't said anything yet. but he has skipped two dinners the past month, made an excuse about feeling tired, catching a cold ( when was the last time he was sick? not since he had reached puberty -- ) and made rain checks. anything to alter his schedule and make it work so that he could see her.

he finishes off a glaze in natasha's kitchen. her eyes are making a hole in his back. it hasn't felt worth it to say anything about; they were just messing around together, after all. he didn't know what this was going to turn into, if anything.

" if you want to know, " he says, laying the fruit out on the bundt cake, " it's nothing. we're just messing around. " he glances up, and back down, and natasha helps him arrange the plate. there is a list of things he might like to tell her; tell anybody, really, about the month he had known josephine lewis and how much he was enjoying himself with her.

the smile across his face tells it for him. okay, natasha says, her smile smaller, hidden, do you know it's nothing? did you ask her out?

roman watches the glaze run down the cake. something clicks in his head. " no. i haven't. " he hasn't. he had never tried. it was something he could do, if he wanted. the thought of it -- " -- her name is josephine. "

[mknbrd]

“You’re doing so well.” :)

she's shaking. and it's not a bad kind of shake— it's not fear, or distrust, or anything like that. there's anxiety mixed up in there somewhere — and that's not even about the handcuffs, just about the fact that bobbi's splayed out naked, left to someone else's mercy, and that's... anxiety inducing for bobbi.

but it's natasha, and natasha's hand is warm on her thigh, and natasha's asked four times now if the a/c is up too high, and they have the rules that natasha specifically had asked for— because, apparently, i trust you isn't good enough, which bobbi gets. and bobbi has her safe word that she doesn't use, because, for the most part, it's just a big emotion kind of shaking. there's anxiety, and the way bobbi's so wet it's making a mess of her thighs, and the hundred million ways she wants to tell natasha she loves her and can't.

natasha will take care of her. natasha asks if she wants to keep going, and bobbi nods. because she likes getting fucked by natasha, she likes being around natasha in whatever form bobbi can get, and bobbi... wants to reclaim this part of herself— the part of herself that likes getting tied up and fucked, taken apart and built back together. and the smile on natasha's face doesn't change— it's still patient, and adoring, and a hundred other things that make bobbi feel safe. hot. wanting. wanted.

there's a water bottle presented to bobbi's mouth, and it takes her a second to lift her head, close her mouth around the straw. she sucks, a bit greedily, feels a bit of clarity hit her brain as the water hits the back of her throat. it's in that moment that she registers natasha rubbing her thigh, telling her she's doing so well. bobbi could almost cry. she's not sure what she's done to warrant that, but she wants to — keep doing it, keep hearing that.

she finishes her third sip, lets her head fall back against the mattress. bobbi surprises herself when she manages words, and is even more surprised when they come out hoarse. " please — please, i want... more. i want... want to keep going. "

[withbeastsarc]

MIDNIGHTS;  accepting.  @vlyuvdova​ said:  “  seemed like the right thing at the time.  “

          there is an effortlessness,  a confidence,  to the way she says it that leaves him a little bit jealous.  he,  who has been told where to go and what step to take for so much of his life that when choices are presented to him,  he questions it at every moment,  wonders if they are right.  if he could find that same assurance in himself,  just a spark of it  --  maybe his life would have been much different.  

           his eyes shift to her face.  they’ve spoken,  but he has yet to ask the most important question  --  what was she doing here,  seeking him out?  was phil aware of this?  

           “  --  would you like a drink?  i was gifted a nice bottle of bourbon.  “