Summary: After you and Natasha break up, you decide to write a letter to her and her future forever person
Warnings: Angst, a FLASH character
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5 minutes ago
You shut the door as you watched Natasha leave. Your heartbroken heart, broke a little more as you heard her tiny sniffles. "You know you didn't have to do that right?" You asked Frost, watching as she snuggled back into her boyfriend's arms.
Frost hadn't been exactly lying when she told Natasha about how the two of you met. You had met her seven months ago and you had instantly clicked but she was lying when she told Natasha that her ex left her when he found out she was pregnant.
"I know. But she was bugging you and wouldn't leave so being the best friend that I am. I stepped in. Man, did you see her face? She was heartbroken!"
"I should probably go check on her." You said, reaching for your keys.
"What?! No, why! I just got rid of her for you."
"I didn't want you to get rid of her!" you held the letter Natasha gave to you tightly in your hands.
"Listen, you have spent the last 9 months heartbroken. And then you decided to write her a letter, okay I respected that. You needed closure. But what I don't agree with is the fact that you're going to go and comfort her! She is your ex-girlfriend!"
"AND I STILL LOVE HER!!" You screamed, shutting Frost up. "Look, I know you think that you know what's best for me, but sometimes I need to fight my own battles."
"I know, but I watched your heart break over and over again for the past 9 months. I'm just trying to protect you. You're my best friend. And I love you."
"I love you too, but this is something I have to do myself. I'll see you and Mark in a bit." You said, before you walked out. You shut the door and raced down the stairs, two at a time, nearly falling multiple times. You walked outside and saw Natasha still sitting in her car, sobbing into her hands. You walked over to her slowly, contemplating on whether this was a good idea. But before you could change your mind. You were knocking on her car window.
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