His family... Ari tried to remember anything about it, but there wasn't much. There was very little information about his family life, as well as Steves. No matter how hard she tried to find anything that might help, find someone who knows him best.
"You had a sister and some brothers, I think. Your father died in the war before. You were in the Howling Commandos," she paused and glanced up at him, blushing a little. "there's a whole museum section on the Howling Commandos and you're in it." She tried to justify her knowledge so she wouldn't seem creepier than necessary reading up facts about him or something. She still held his hand, now busying herself looking at his fingers. Fingers that held a lot of strength and history in them.
Her heart clenched a little more as he said nobody would help him. She disagreed. "there is someone out there," she said squeezing his hand again, "Who cares. I believe in them. I have hope in them." She offered him a smile. "I hang out around and with you because I want to. No orders."
He was correct in his escapin though, HYDRA would find him. Take him back and do all sorts of horrible things. He needed someones help to escape, someone who would offer him shelter and fight back to successfully protect him against HYDRA. There really only was one person. Steve. Captain America.
She was surprised at his words, even froze a little before quickly looking him in the eye. A joke? No he wasn't laughing. A test? She wouldn't see any advantage. Her mind raced over the possibilities, she found none that satisfied her fear. Ari smiled and shook her head, stepping forward and burying her face into his chest (to hide her blush but also give him a hug) and clutching his shirt around his stomach, her arms too short to go around all of him cause damn, he was buffed out to the max. "That's such a cheesy thing to say," she mumbled into his shirt through a hidden smile.
"Your Grandpa? A Howling Commando?" Sam looked very surprised and looked her over again as if suddenly she had changed appearance. "Damn!" Then quickly he added in a hushed voice, "If Steve finds out you're going on a trip down memory lane 70 years back." He laughed and have her shoulder a small tap, turning away to the clearing.
Now they stood in a somewhat circle, and did squats, the huge log on Steves shoulders to add him weight.
Sam faked a look of surprise at Grace when she joined them, and winked when Steve wasn't lookjng, briefly gesturing to Steves biceps.
"Done already!" Sam called out to her, still going at his pace. Steve copied Sams pace, because doing faster squats was the easy way out.
"Impressive," Steve said to her with a grin. "Didn't think you'd last that long." He teased. From his angle of view of Grace, he saw the way the light between the trees fell on her face and her chest, and a the curves seemed suddenly to stand out. He looked back at Sam to distract himself.
"Shall we hold?" He asked once they reached a set and he could see Sam was starting to lose strength too. Sam made a noise of protest but Steve shook his head. "Hold!" He said as they squared down. Sam scrunched up his face and bailed out a few seconds in, but Steve stayed, making it look too easy.
"Grace. Help me lift this log on him, it's too easy for him." Sam poked d a log with his foot. The logs were heavier than they looked, easily a two man job.
Steve only rolled his eyes, slowly comin up then slowly coming down into position, letting the controlled slowness work on his muscle. Any other day he would have probably legged it from Sam, but today Grace was here and watching him (he could tell but made no remark, he enjoyed it) and he was ready to try something new. Maybe it might impress her, regardless it meant nore time to spend here with her (and Sam) and he was very much okay with it.
"You had a sister and some brothers, I think. Your father died in the war before. You were in the Howling Commandos," she paused and glanced up at him, blushing a little. "there's a whole museum section on the Howling Commandos and you're in it." She tried to justify her knowledge so she wouldn't seem creepier than necessary reading up facts about him or something. She still held his hand, now busying herself looking at his fingers. Fingers that held a lot of strength and history in them.
Her heart clenched a little more as he said nobody would help him. She disagreed. "there is someone out there," she said squeezing his hand again, "Who cares. I believe in them. I have hope in them." She offered him a smile. "I hang out around and with you because I want to. No orders."
He was correct in his escapin though, HYDRA would find him. Take him back and do all sorts of horrible things. He needed someones help to escape, someone who would offer him shelter and fight back to successfully protect him against HYDRA. There really only was one person. Steve. Captain America.
She was surprised at his words, even froze a little before quickly looking him in the eye. A joke? No he wasn't laughing. A test? She wouldn't see any advantage. Her mind raced over the possibilities, she found none that satisfied her fear. Ari smiled and shook her head, stepping forward and burying her face into his chest (to hide her blush but also give him a hug) and clutching his shirt around his stomach, her arms too short to go around all of him cause damn, he was buffed out to the max. "That's such a cheesy thing to say," she mumbled into his shirt through a hidden smile.
"Your Grandpa? A Howling Commando?" Sam looked very surprised and looked her over again as if suddenly she had changed appearance. "Damn!" Then quickly he added in a hushed voice, "If Steve finds out you're going on a trip down memory lane 70 years back." He laughed and have her shoulder a small tap, turning away to the clearing.
Now they stood in a somewhat circle, and did squats, the huge log on Steves shoulders to add him weight.
Sam faked a look of surprise at Grace when she joined them, and winked when Steve wasn't lookjng, briefly gesturing to Steves biceps.
"Done already!" Sam called out to her, still going at his pace. Steve copied Sams pace, because doing faster squats was the easy way out.
"Impressive," Steve said to her with a grin. "Didn't think you'd last that long." He teased. From his angle of view of Grace, he saw the way the light between the trees fell on her face and her chest, and a the curves seemed suddenly to stand out. He looked back at Sam to distract himself.
"Shall we hold?" He asked once they reached a set and he could see Sam was starting to lose strength too. Sam made a noise of protest but Steve shook his head. "Hold!" He said as they squared down. Sam scrunched up his face and bailed out a few seconds in, but Steve stayed, making it look too easy.
"Grace. Help me lift this log on him, it's too easy for him." Sam poked d a log with his foot. The logs were heavier than they looked, easily a two man job.
Steve only rolled his eyes, slowly comin up then slowly coming down into position, letting the controlled slowness work on his muscle. Any other day he would have probably legged it from Sam, but today Grace was here and watching him (he could tell but made no remark, he enjoyed it) and he was ready to try something new. Maybe it might impress her, regardless it meant nore time to spend here with her (and Sam) and he was very much okay with it.
May 20th, 2016 at 02:56am