Some of you have found this already. (Good God! So this is what it's like to write in a currently popular fandom, even if not for the juggernaut pairing. I can only imagine how many people would read this by now if it was about Steve and Tony.) For those of you who haven't, I wrote a short story about Clint and Natasha (Hawkeye and Black Widow.)
Shortly after the end of the end of the movie, Nick Fury sends the two of them on a very easy mission, just to make sure everything's all right between them and Clint is fit for duty. The mission is a cakewalk. Some other things aren't. Rated PG; nothing more disturbing or explicit than is seen or implied in the movie. Cakewalk.
ETA: Oh, and if you've already read it, I have a theory about Natasha's greatest fear which was impossible to get into the story itself due to it being from Clint's POV. Ask if you're curious.
Shortly after the end of the end of the movie, Nick Fury sends the two of them on a very easy mission, just to make sure everything's all right between them and Clint is fit for duty. The mission is a cakewalk. Some other things aren't. Rated PG; nothing more disturbing or explicit than is seen or implied in the movie. Cakewalk.
ETA: Oh, and if you've already read it, I have a theory about Natasha's greatest fear which was impossible to get into the story itself due to it being from Clint's POV. Ask if you're curious.
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My imaginary canon that I couldn't get into the story is that when Clint was sent after her, without really being conscious of it, he gave her enough openings that she easily could have killed him. It was his equivalent of Selvig putting a kill switch into the doomsday thing - his subconscious trying to do the right thing. And Natasha noticed.
But she will never tell Clint, because she knows that no matter how much you trust someone, they can be brainwashed or tortured and betray you without ever intending to. The last thing she wants is for yet another sadistic supervillain to put her in a kill-or-be-killed situation with a friend. Also, if Clint knew that he nearly did make her worst fear come true, it would only make him feel guilty. Guiltier.
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I like that!