#captainmargo-carter

@captainmargo-carter​ said:

please remember you asked for angst <3 in our verse; how does Steve feel about the fact that Peggy moved on - had a family & more kids - while Margo was missing (& while he and Bucky were still alive and trapped). does it just make him sad, is there resentment, blame, understanding, etc?

[Don’t worry I’m quite aware :P ]

“...I couldn’t feel angry or resentment for Peggy over that, never.” Even if he had been asked without truth serum forcing it out of him, he would have said that. Well, really, he probably would have tried to avoid the question the best he could without actually lying. But he had no choice but to say it now. “Peggy couldn’t just wait for me forever, for any of us forever, and I wouldn’t want her to, even though it turned out I wasn’t as dead as anyone thought, even myself. She had to move on, and it’s for the best that she did...but...”

@captainmargo-carter​ said:

“Happy birthday, Dad! I baked you a cake for you a present of course!”

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"Marg?" The soft yet panicked filled voice fills her study before the blonde even knew she was inside. Her brows instantly crease as she stands up from her desk, feet quickly making her way over to, and her hands gently grip her arms. "What? What are you talking about? What happened?"

@captainmargo-carter​:  “Okay… So I can cry.”

"Happy Father's Day, Ada!" Margo grinned at him, handing him a cup of coffee and a plate of pancakes. "Here, I made breakfast," she smiled, before she continued, "I was thinking we could go to Coney Island for the afternoon. I mean, we can do anything that sounds fun to you, I just thought that might be nice."

James could only smile in response at first, overcome by a surge of emotions. For quite some time, Father's Day was just another day, something that didn't seem nor feel special. He paid it no mind, and it was better that way. But now, Margo was back in his life, both reunited and getting their second chances. It took time, but slowly that guilt he felt surrounding Father's Day and fatherhood in general faded. James was incredibly grateful for any moment he was able to spend with Margo; the pancakes were just a bonus.

"Thank you so much, sweetheart. They look delicious." He carefully took the plate, licking the corner of his lip. Wasting no time in taking a sip of coffee once he had it in had, "Still the best out there."

@captainmargo-carter​:

"Happy Father's Day, Ada!" Margo greeted, dropping a kiss on his cheek. Handing him a card, a charcoal drawing she did of a wolf on it, Margo murmured, "I know it isn't much, but I figured we could spend the day doing anything you wanted," she offered with a smile.