Summary: You are carrying Loki’s twin sons and you are feeling bigger than ever – and it’s hard to see Sif looking so svelte even in her own third trimester. Your husband Loki loves you for who you are and is determined to show you.
Author’s Note: This was written for @star-spangled-man-with-a-plan ‘s Body Positive Writing Challenge, and as a plus-sized woman I thoroughly enjoyed writing this! My dialogue prompt was #22, “Another woman’s beauty is not the absence of your own.” This is basically fluff with a hint of foreplay at the end. I hope you like it!
A/N: Felt like branching out with Loki, hope y’all enjoy it! It’s supposed to be angsty, so there’s a little bit of angst in here… Probably needs more but eh. I’m happy with it and hopefully so are you!
Also I know I said I wasn’t gonna do any more challenges for a while but the prompts for this one were too good to pass up. For @star-spangled-man-with-a-plan ‘s challenge, prompt was #17: “I’m not sure why you’re scared every time I try and show you some kindness, but don’t reject me.”
Loki might not be the ideal being to have feelings for, but love is love, and one cannot control their heart. At least that’s what you tell yourself, every time you see the Asgardian prince. He’s been around the compound a lot more, working on being a better person or something like that, and it’s nice to see him around; your heart always soars when he’s in sight.
You try being nice to Loki when you see him, and at first it goes over well, and he’s friendly. You get to know him a bit better, and you fall even more for him. But as time goes on, Loki gets skittish around you, bolting from the room before you can say more than a simple hello or good morning, and it hurts. Not that you’ll admit that.
Until one night Natasha gets you drunk off your ass on the Asgardian mead that Thor likes to leave around. Then, you spill your guts, how you have feelings for Loki and how his cold shoulder lately has really hurt you and you’re not sure what you did wrong that would get him to run from you.
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