Ficlet: Night Sky (MCU, Darcy/Steve)
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shallownessNight Sky, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Universal
Darcy/Steve, background Jane/Thor, Darcy-Jane friendship
Summary: Written for a prompt at![[livejournal.com profile]](http://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
comment_fic. 150 words.
Night Sky: shallowness
Darcy looks up to the night sky, her expression wistful, and it’s not the first time since Jane left. Steve wraps his arm around her. He doesn’t say that he knows Thor would die rather than let Jane get hurt, he knows too much about distance between you and the people you love. His reward is for Darcy to lean her head on his chest.
“I guess it’s harder to see the stars than it was when you were growing up,” she murmurs. “Unless if you have a way expensive wham-bam telescope. But they’re not so great. It’s not like you can see Asgard from here.”
“You couldn’t see much from Brooklyn,” Steve replies, dropping a kiss onto her head, and thinking of other places where he’s seen the stars.
“No, I guess not,” she says. “So, tell me what you did instead.”
To distract her and himself, Steve obliges.
Fin
Darcy/Steve, background Jane/Thor, Darcy-Jane friendship
Summary: Written for a prompt at
comment_fic. 150 words.Darcy looks up to the night sky, her expression wistful, and it’s not the first time since Jane left. Steve wraps his arm around her. He doesn’t say that he knows Thor would die rather than let Jane get hurt, he knows too much about distance between you and the people you love. His reward is for Darcy to lean her head on his chest.
“I guess it’s harder to see the stars than it was when you were growing up,” she murmurs. “Unless if you have a way expensive wham-bam telescope. But they’re not so great. It’s not like you can see Asgard from here.”
“You couldn’t see much from Brooklyn,” Steve replies, dropping a kiss onto her head, and thinking of other places where he’s seen the stars.
“No, I guess not,” she says. “So, tell me what you did instead.”
To distract her and himself, Steve obliges.
Fin