Finally looking up to Jane and taking the mug, he felt nothing, even as the hot liquid escaped from the cup as she handed it to him. A god that could find comfort sitting on top of the sun without breaking a sweat, a cup of hot tea was nothing. He took a sip in silence as she asked him the matter. He knew it was bound to come eventually after her trying to speak of other things to distract their thoughts.
“Sif, she… I…” as if he even had the right to complain about a broken heart to the one woman’s life he managed to turn upside down, and not completely for the better. He just couldn’t say it to her. It was so wrong for him to try and pretend that his heart was any heavier than hers.
Oh.
"Oh." Jane nods with a deep, sympathetic understanding. "She Thor'd you. Yup. She's you, and you're me, and it's awful, and you wanna die--" She throws both her hands, as though shoo away her own words. "Not that I wanted to die! I mean, I did, but not very much," she adds quickly. "It was very brief. For an Asgardian, I bet it was like an Asgardian blink even." She's not helping.
She finally sits, rubbing her open hands quickly up back and forth on her thighs. "I'm sorry." Jane reaches out, and awkwardly pats his knees. "Whatever you need, Thor. And hey," she nods to the plant on the counter. "This one's a trooper.
"Could name it Sif." She smiles again. "I find them very helpful."











