#daredevil 2015

The plot in question:

A/N: can i have one?

Marvel Masterlist Masterlist

1. Carrying everything

Frank doesn’t let you carry a single grocery bag. Ever. Even if it’s one little bag with bread and a bottle of milk, he plucks it out of your hands like it weighs nothing.

And when you go for a bigger shop? He carries it all in one trip, arms stacked with bags, muttering “Don’t worry about it, I got it” when you suggest splitting the load. His strength makes it look effortless, and he secretly loves the way you tease him for being your personal pack mule.

2. Fixing things before you notice they’re broken

Lightbulb flickers? By the time you’ve mentioned it, Frank’s already got the step stool and a new bulb in hand.

Your cabinet door is hanging loose? He’s crouched down with a screwdriver before you even think to call maintenance.

He has this quiet way of moving through your space, noticing what’s off and fixing it before it can bother you. It’s not just practical — it’s his way of keeping your world stable when so much else is chaotic.

3. Security detail 24/7

Frank doesn’t say he’s doing it, but you know he memorizes your commute, knows which neighbors to trust, and checks the locks on your doors and windows every night.

If you’re walking home late, he’s waiting on the corner, leaning against a wall, arms crossed — like he just “happened” to be in the neighborhood.

He never admits it’s on purpose, but when you catch him, he just shrugs: “Can’t hurt to be careful.”

4. Cooking for you when you’re too tired

He’s no gourmet chef, but Frank can throw together a mean skillet dinner or pasta dish.

If you’re exhausted, he’ll quietly put a plate in front of you without asking, then hover until you eat. “Need fuel,” he grumbles, watching you take the first bite with a softness in his eyes that he doesn’t show anyone else.

And yeah, sometimes the portions are massive (soldier appetite), but he always gives you the best piece of whatever’s cooking.

5. Remembering the little details you forget

You mention offhand that you’re almost out of toothpaste? Next day, there’s a new tube in the bathroom.

You once said your favorite tea helps you sleep? He keeps a box stocked in the cupboard.

He’s hyper-observant — a skill from years of training — but he uses it now to track your habits and anticipate your needs. It’s his way of saying, “I see you. I pay attention.”

6. Running interference with people who stress you out

Nosy neighbor won’t stop asking questions? Frank answers the door and gives them a look that shuts them up instantly.

Pushy coworker tries to corner you at a bar? Frank appears at your side, hand at the small of your back, voice low and calm: “She’s done talking.”

He never makes a scene, but he has this way of silently removing obstacles, making space for you to breathe without having to ask.

7. Driving you everywhere

Doesn’t matter if it’s across town or just down the street — if it’s dark out, if it’s raining, if you’re tired, Frank tosses you his jacket and says, “c’mon, I’ll take you.”

And even though his driving style can be… intense, with sharp turns and quick stops, he always drives slow with you in the car. One arm casually across the back of your seat, thumb brushing your shoulder while he navigates like you’re the most precious cargo he’s ever carried.

8. Being your built-in bodyguard in public

Crowded subway? He stands behind you, a solid wall of muscle, one hand resting lightly at your hip so you don’t get shoved.

Busy street? His hand automatically finds yours, guiding you across, even if it means he’s the one getting jostled.

He doesn’t draw attention to it — it’s instinct. He makes sure you move through the world with a bubble of safety around you.

9. Taking care of chores you hate

He learns quickly which tasks you dread — laundry, trash, vacuuming — and just… does them.

Never asks for credit, never makes a big deal out of it. You’ll just walk into the room and realize the dishwasher is empty or the floor is clean, and Frank is sitting on the couch like nothing happened.

If you thank him, he grumbles, “Wasn’t a big deal,” but you catch the faintest smile tugging at his mouth.

10. Grounding you when life feels overwhelming

Sometimes the best way Frank makes your life easier isn’t about chores or errands — it’s about the way he can quiet your head when it won’t stop spinning.

He notices when you’re stressed, when you can’t breathe, when you’re about to snap. That’s when he pulls you into his chest, big arms wrapping around you, voice rumbling low: “Breathe. Just breathe. You’re safe. I’ve got you.”

He doesn’t try to fix everything with words — he just makes the world simpler, quieter, safer, by being your anchor.

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Saw an arcane one and I had too

Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock