#teleports

Loki is bored anyway, and quite interested in this mysterious admirer, so he leaves a letter. When he checks again a couple days later, another letter has been left for him. This exchange goes on for a couple of weeks, and slowly but surely, Loki falls in love with the personality of his penpal.

One day, the exchange stops. Loki’s most recent letter was taken away, but there was no reply letter. Loki waits and waits. Until he decides he is no longer willing to wait, and casts a spell on the letter to find out the location of the writer.

When he teleports there, he is surprised to find himself in a hospital room, with a comatose lady lying on the bed.

“It’s you?” Loki murmurs to himself as he stands by the bed.

Loki doesn’t know you very well, but you were the owner of the bookshop he frequents, and you were quite nice to him, though you seemed more of the quiet type.

When Loki talks to the doctors, they said you were injured in a severe accident, and they were unsure when you’d be awake. Your unconsciousness was not something magic could cure. Instead, Loki visits everyday to talk to you after reading up that comatose patients can still hear what happens around them.

Imagine you and Loki, having been in a relationship for a couple of years and counting, being sent (sort of undercover, in a way) on a mission together to gather information.

During the mission, you receive a black eye in an otherwise relatively mild mishap that occurs while you’re out together. It was totally innocent and no one’s really at fault because, hey, accidents happen.

The other Avengers, however, certainly don’t see it that way.

Instead, they see your shiner and absolutely freak out, immediately believing Loki must have hit you on purpose.

“How long has this been going on?!” one asks.

“I’m gonna kill you, Loki!” someone else screams.

As a few try to forcibly separate you two “before he hurts you again,” you feebly attempt to explain that Loki has most certainly not been abusing you.

Needless to say, nobody believes you.

The group goes to some extreme lengths to keep Loki away from you, including insisting upon having one of the guys “stand guard” outside your door and Natasha, Wanda, and/or Pepper inside with you (in case he gets any ideas about teleporting into your room).

Not that you’d even go through the motions of accepting this new plan. Nope, you complain and try to send everyone away (even though they stay) the whole time.

A few weeks wear on, and you’re hating it more and more. Of course, so is Loki.

Having had enough, he teleports into your room (despite being aware of the consequences) and, after trying to explain the bruise to your “bodyguards,” tells you how badly he’s missed you and that he doesn’t care who knows how he feels.