OK but imagine an au where Hela was raised with her brothers and the reader, hapless little lesbian, meets her and is unable to contain herself

platoniclokiimagines:

  • you had known about Hela for about as long as you had known Thor and Loki
  • they mentioned her often
  • Loki never admitted it to anyone but you, but he admired her so much
  • from what you understood, Thor was a little bit of the odd one out
  • perhaps because Loki and Hela had a bit more of a rough history with Odin that Thor simply couldn’t relate to, as much as he tried
  • but it was easy to see that the three love and care for each other fiercely
  • even though she was always not with them
  • off doing something or other
  • they never exactly mentioned that particular information
  • and you never asked for it
  • but when, one day, they mentioned Hela was coming for a visit
  • you were a little nervous
  • you knew she was the goddess of death
  • and for some reason, you felt a little nervous meeting the sister of two of your closest friends
  • especially with how highly Loki always seemed to talk about her
  • he assured you you didn’t have to do anything special

“Just be yourself, she’ll like you because we like you.” “If you say so…”

  • all the same, you dressed in one of your nicer outfits
  • and oof were you glad that you did
  • you weren’t sure what you were expecting, when the goddess of death came swaggering in
  • but you certainly weren’t expecting your tiny little gay heart to go boom boom woosh
  • you honestly stared a little bit
  • more than you should have
  • but when you noticed the awkward silence, you shook your head to clear your mind
  • and stuck your hand out to shake hers and introduce yourself
  • no you didn’t notice how soft her hands were
  • or the way her lips curled when she smirked and said hello
  • you honestly felt a little warm
  • had someone turned the heat up in the compound
  • at one point, you caught Loki’s eye
  • and he narrowed his gaze
  • and then got that little expression of recognition
  • and as you excused yourself to go back to what you’d been doing
  • stumbling over your words all the while
  • Loki followed you
  • all but cornering you once you got back to your room

“Y/N, you have a crush on my sister.”

  • not a question, not an exclamation
  • just a stating of, what seemed to him to be, a blaringly obvious fact
  • a fact you tried desperately to cover up

“No…?” “Y/N, I know that look anywhere, yes you do.” “….maybe I do.” “On my sister.” “Sh!” “The goddess of death.” “Sh!” “Who could kill you if she wanted to?” “And I would thank her for it with my dying breath.” “…..” “Did I really just say that out loud?” “Unfortunately, yes.”

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