≫ a collection of imagines for some of my favourite fictional characters and celebrities, part one
(Gifs used are from google images, so credit to their rightful owners!)
I also post these imagines on tumblr x
summary: you and Lena grow closer and she starts to let you into her life a little more.
warning/s: none i don't think?
author's note: it's been a while since i watched Supergirl and can't remember where in the series we're at in relation to this story, so I probably got alex's girlfriend wrong and said winn instead of brainy lol my bad, just go along with it!
also this is the final part of this mini fic (again, sorry it took so long to get out!), so be sure to keep up to date with other imagines on my part 2 book of this ♥️
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When I stepped into the hall, only one door ahead, presumably hers, I tried to push away my own nerves and focus on being there for Lena. Knocking on her door, I chewed the inside of my cheek and hoped I could be of some help to her.
She opened up with a small, forced smile on her lips, green eyes flickering across my face. "Y/N, you made it."
I returned her smile with a genuine one. "Yeah... I didn't think you'd be in touch since I know you're busy, but I'm happy to be here."
"Sorry for not responding to your call," she said as she motioned for me to come inside. "It's been a long day of upping security and whatnot."
Stepping inside, I frowned at her words. It hadn't even dawned on me that she could be in danger with her brother's escape, since she'd testified against him and he may be looking for revenge. All I'd thought about was how she was reacting to the unwanted media attention.
I turned around as she closed the door, noticing that even in her loungewear, she held an element of class and superiority that nobody I'd met ever had.
"It's okay," I assured her. "I'm glad you did though. Respond, that is. I wasn't sure if..." She watched me curiously, hands closed together at her waist, making me nervous again. "We don't work together anymore, so I wasn't sure if it was appropriate. But I saw what was going on and I just wanted to see if you were okay."
She breathed out gently, a real smile appearing on her lips as she looked down. "Thank you. I appreciate it. I guess I... I was glad to receive your voicemail. And I just needed company to get my mind off things. You and I haven't really hung out before either, so I didn't think you would mind."
Her words made me feel lighter and I tried not to smile so brightly. "I don't mind," I confirmed.
Getting her mind of everything couldn't be too difficult. After all, I was an expert at distractions.
"I brought food if you're hungry," I continued, raising the carrier bag in the air. "It's fish and chips. Was feeling kinda homesick. I can totally pick something else up if you want though."
