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Rec of the day
After hitting send on the last post, I found this pitch-perfect tag for The Hub: May and Ward share a moment and a drink.
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Gen; Melinda May & Grant Ward; G; post-ep; 718 words
Summary: „Have you ever noticed,“ Ward asks in a carefully emotionless tone, „that the people we work for can be utter bastards?“
„I’m not sure that’s fair to the illegitimate children in this case,“ May says as she slides onto a stool beside him and pulls over an extra glass. „But yes, I’ve noticed.“
The Drawbacks of Being Level Seven by
Gen; Melinda May & Grant Ward; G; post-ep; 718 words
Summary: „Have you ever noticed,“ Ward asks in a carefully emotionless tone, „that the people we work for can be utter bastards?“
„I’m not sure that’s fair to the illegitimate children in this case,“ May says as she slides onto a stool beside him and pulls over an extra glass. „But yes, I’ve noticed.“
Agent Melinda May had absolutely zero intention of becoming Team Mommy, and so far she prided herself on having done a good job of avoiding it. She absolutely didn’t believe in coddling, she wasn’t interested in getting all that good at comforting, and she was not at all willing to put herself in the position of too much caring whatsoever. Not after last time.