روايات وقصص ضمن Captain America Civil War Aunt May

Aunt May, a tall, slender woman with charming brown eyes, said, and the boys smiled at her. Hazel had told me she was over fifty, but she had an eternal youth glow and looked exactly like her late sister, Hazel’s mum, Nicole. “Thank you too, Bella. I have never seen Hazel happier since my sister and her husband died.” she began. “I counted the days she cried during the break, and she had more happy days than sad ones. I hope for the best on this vacation,” May said, covering my hand in hers as she spoke. “I’m glad about that too,” I replied, and then she let go of my hands, turning to Hazel.

Sapphire warned Elena before abruptly turning on her heels and exiting the room. Elena gestured toward the broken bulb, contemplating the need for replacement. Their mother's sister, who had been silently observing from behind the door, emerged from the shadows. "Your sister is right, and I stand with her," Aunt May voiced her support. "Aunt May, it is you who has been sowing these seeds of darkness within her since long ago. You must cease poisoning her mind," Elena scowled at her aunt. "Her mind has already been tainted," Aunt May shrugged dismissively and departed, leaving Elena behind, feeling conflicted and troubled.

He’s been re-reading Cela’s response to his message and couldn’t believe she responded fast and no hesitation. “Nate!” Auntie May called from outside his door. “Yes, Auntie,” he said upon opening the door. He was surprised to see Dina standing behind his aunt. “Hi, Nate!” she greeted him. “We bought some goodies from the market. I’m sure you missed these too. Let's eat,” Aunt May said. “Why are you together?” he asked as he follows them to Auntie May’s house’s balcony. “Didn’t I tell you about this girl’s plan? She’s trying to bury her youth and beauty in these chores meant for us older women,” Auntie May said.

A few family members chuckled, and the sound seemed to bring Violet back into the room, though I knew her calculations had only just begun. “And what do you need from us?” Aunt Marissa spoke again, her arm wrapping around her husband, and I understood. Only he had been allowed to go to war, but in her soul, Aunt Marissa was a warrior. And if this was the battlefield she had access to, she was going to fight like hell. I didn’t quite know what to do with that information yet, but I knew it would come in handy.

May spoke coming up behind us and offering a kind smile. She looked up at the two soldiers. "Sorry for barging in like this but you have a visitor, Crystal." May spoke. I furrowed my brows. A visitor? "Someone who very much wanted to meet you." May spoke as if that explained everything. Without another word, she walked into the house. I gave Aunt Sarah a confused look and glanced at the Calhoun Park soldiers before following May inside. She walked into the kitchen. Kat rushed up to me from where she had been seated in the living room with Hazel.

She encouraged her daughter to snatch Kaze away. To her surprise, Snow made no progress at all, and Kaze was spending time with another woman in Riverbank, taking a shower together! May was upset. She scolded through the phone, “Kaze Lee, you are a playboy who deserves the worst!” “Aunt May, please listen to me. The one who talked to you just now is Buffy Gwake, the daughter of the deputy chief of the Viper’s Den South River Branch, Jude Gwake. We are just friends and she’s staying at my place because something happened in her family…”

He would never believe me. And then— A knock at the door. Kieran’s voice was sharp. “Come in.” The door opened. And Aunt May stepped inside. For a moment, the world froze. Her heels clicked against the floor as she walked in, her trench coat trailing behind her, rain still glistening on the fabric. Her expression was steel, her lips pressed in a line that promised fire for anyone who crossed her. I had been expecting my father, but Aunty May showed up instead.

I must have eaten too quickly, because I started coughing. Aunt May quickly handed me a glass of water. I drank it gratefully, the cool liquid soothing my throat. “Try not to rush, there’s plenty,” she said gently. “And Layla... don’t carry the burden of your mother’s death on your shoulders. She's in a better place now. Don’t lose hope. She would want to see you healthy and happy.” I nodded slowly and returned to my food. Aunt May's POV

Aunt Loretta's voice trembled as she asked, "Maya, are you certain about this? Is there no other way?" Maya's voice wavered, her eyes filled with determination. "This is the path I've chosen, Aunt Loretta. It's a difficult decision, but it's one I believe is necessary for all of us to move forward." Before James and Tony could protest or attempt to convince her otherwise, Maya stood up abruptly, tears streaming down her face. With a heavy heart, she grabbed her bag and ran out of the mansion, the echoes of her sobs filling the empty space behind her.

"I'm fine Dad. How are you? I've missed you!' 'I've missed you too my dear.' 'Aunt May.' Sheena called out as she caught sight of the older woman emerging from the room. Mr Woods freed Sheena from his hug and let his daughter go greet her Aunt. Aunt May spread out her hands to contain Sheena. 'My dear.' Aunt May kissed Sheena's forehead and rubbed her back lovingly after she hugged her. 'How have you been my dear?' Aunt May's voice was etched with warm concern. 'I'm fine Auntie. How are you?' 'I feel better now that I've seen you.' Aunt May raised Sheena's chin examining her.