It was such an unfair question. Lina had to protect them, even if they didn’t like it. They were all she had. “I had to get them off of us. Your lives are worth every bit of mine. I could never let them hurt either of you.”

“Fire doesn’t scare girls like me, Captain Rogers,” she said bitterly before pulling up a mask that covered her from neck to nose, giving her some sense of anonymity. “But this wreaks of Hydra trap and I know because I’ve set up plenty before,” she said, taking in the building before them. She’d abandon him if things went south, but she was meant to. Hydra would want him captured, but her they’d want dead, and dead was not something she wanted to be. No one liked a traitor.

The sound that comes out of her is one of frustration and fear. She didn’t want to leave Cordelia behind, not for anything, but she also didn’t want to die. “We have to keep going, we can get away.” she said, knowing Hydra was right on their tails.