Diego Hargreeves (
knife_bender) wrote2021-05-04 06:09 am
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MHA #2 | Tuesday Evening
Diego felt good about him and Annie having a date night. It gave them both something to look forward to, which was something they both needed these days. He wasn't exactly sure what they were going to be doing tonight, so he hadn't bothered to get out of his t-shirt and sweatpants yet. It took him like five minutes to get dressed if he wasn't wearing a lot of knives, it was fine.
[For one! Edit: NWS]
[For one! Edit: NWS]

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Number one, with a bullet -- she didn't have time to change. There hadn't really been a place at the racetrack, given the fans and the Ashley of it all. She'd managed to pull on the dark hoodie she'd stashed in her bag, just to get out of there to catch her portal, but it's not as though this thing was a trenchcoat, and Annie was feeling fairly exposed.
But there was also the issue of, okay, if she did slow down to change, maybe that would help because these shoes were certainly not helping her travel faster?
And then that just seemed dumb because she could just change when she got there, and Diego had said he wanted to see the new uniform....
So, as she was carefully picking her way along the stairs (and avoiding anyone else she knew, like so studiously avoiding), she sent a text ahead:
running late, didn't have time to change. brace yourself.
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Okay I'm ready for the worst
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"Hey," she called hesitantly, pulling her hood of her little sweatshirt down because with the wig, it like, barely stayed put, anyway. Not that this hoodie was doing much of anything, and Annie was already considering asking Vought for some kind of...coat. Robe. Something to wear in the winter, even.
(She felt like she'd, like, done some kind of Olympic event to get here in this damn thing. How in the hell was she supposed to fight crime?)
(She wasn't. Annie knew that now.)
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You know, Diego had been expecting something skimpy, yes, but he wasn't expecting this. Like, she looked good, whoever designed the thing had an eye for accentuating Annie's, uh, assets but how was someone supposed to fight crime in that?
"Is that your real hair?" Good first question, Diego.
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As far as first reactions go, honestly, this wasn't too bad.
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"I can see why you hate it." He wasn't going to comment on the fact that she looked really hot as well just yet, since he didn't think that would make her feel any better at the moment.
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These boots. For God's sake.
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Almost as tall as Homelander. Probably about as tall as Deep and A-Train, honestly.
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She didn't really feel like telling him about the guys who'd catcalled her at the stadium. That didn't seem like it would accomplish much other than confirming the obvious.
"But yes, I would love help," she added, reaching out to steady a hand on his shoulder. "These things are like fucking stilts."
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Plus walking in heels accentuated her ass even more. It was all sort of...of a piece.
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The hair was fake, her eyelashes were fake, her breasts were a whole thing, and this bodysuit had somehow produced a tiny waist out of Annie's straight up-and-down figure. But at least her legs were all her own, yes.
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She just sort of objected to wearing it for the whole world.
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He wasn't exactly thrilled with her having to wear it in public either, though.
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"Thank you," Annie said, wrapping one arm around his shoulders and trying not to feel weird about being so, so tall. "It's at least kind of comfortable, too, aside from the boots."
And the, you know, crippling self-consciousness that she was doing her best to ignore.
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She paused, slanting a look at him, and then carefully reached up and pulled the zipper on her uniform down several inches. "'Course, Vought wants me taking deep breaths like this."
Again with the trying not to think about how this whole thing made her look. It was one thing to tell that Diego liked it, and to find things she liked (like the gloves, and full lung capacity.) It was another to actually consider all the reasons Vought was making her dress like this, and the message Annie herself was sort of...endorsing, by going along with it all.
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Still, it was very nice to look at.
"That zipper goes very far down," he said. "I mean, I'm not complaining right now, but I'd rather be the only person who gets to see it."
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And then dropped a solid six inches in height once she could stand on her bare foot, wincing as she tugged off the other boot to throw it near its mate. "Like, don't get me wrong -- I'm glad you appreciate me in this thing." And honestly, his attention might help her feel a little better about it. "I just don't love...people who aren't you seeing me like this."
Like. Normally she barely even showed her collarbones.
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Oh no, anything but that.
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