Diego Hargreeves (
knife_bender) wrote2022-08-03 07:28 am
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MHA #2 | Wednesday Morning
The weekend had been weird, but the kind of weird where the good outweighed the bad, so Diego couldn't really complain. The Five thing had been weird. Same with the lack of powers and tattoos. But, he was happily married, and apparently had some awesome kids that could throw a rager. So, really no reason to mope.
Just a lot of not asking questions was happening over here. Instead he was just...very, very focused on the Food Network the last couple days. Maybe one day he'd actually cook something he learned on TV.
[For the fiancée, and open to anyone who wants to stop by for some reason]
Just a lot of not asking questions was happening over here. Instead he was just...very, very focused on the Food Network the last couple days. Maybe one day he'd actually cook something he learned on TV.
[For the fiancée, and open to anyone who wants to stop by for some reason]
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She leaned up to kiss him. "I love you." With powers, without powers. On the team, off the team. With kids, and just theorizing about them.
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God, she so did not want to go to that on Friday, now. Between the emotions the weekend had stirred up and wedding-planning, she kind of just wanted to hang out with Diego and just have a little quiet time. Maybe pick out some centerpieces.
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Just pretend to break his leg, of course. It would be absurd to actually break a bone to get out of something.
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But it wasn't. They'd cut a lot of her lines with the Stormfront reshoots, too. (Which wasn't the worst thing; Annie wasn't the strongest actress.)
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They were pretty awful.
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She didn't want to actually characterize it with an adjective, but Annie already knew that the press that followed was going to be an even bigger deal than the movie, since this was Diego's red carpet premiere. (In her universe, anyway.)
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More like a glorified extra who was mostly there to showcase her body to an uncomfortable degree.
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Annie's popularity was absolutely attributable to one part Annie's actual charm and two parts not being or dating a Nazi.
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But more importantly: "Not really, but I do think Vought's that desperate."
And she was right. She just was wrong about what that desperation was going to dictate Vought do next.