Natasha sat beside Yelena and bandaged the wound on her right arm.

"All that's left?" Natasha asked, looking at the red gas potion in Yelena's backpack.

"Well, only it can stop Drekov and his network of widows. They train hard every day, just like we did when we were kids, maybe only one of the 20 will survive the training and become a widow, the rest are dead ends One." Yelena said.

"For Drekov, we are just objects, weapons with no face, and he can throw them away at any time, because he will have more people." Yelena paused and continued.

"Thanks to you and Alexei no one goes to him anymore," Yelena said again.

"Alexei?" Natasha hadn't heard the name for a long time.

"Yeah, Dad." Yelena called out the former title.

Natasha bandaged Yelena's wound, then returned to sit opposite Yelena, picked up the wine on the table and drank it.

"Have you looked for your parents? Your real parents?" Yelena asked Natasha, looking at the warm father and son in the garage opposite.

"My mother left me on the street like garbage, why should I look for her, what about you?" Natasha said melancholy.

"They ruined my birth certificate, so I reinvented it, my parents still live in Ohio, and my sister moved west," Yelena replied with a sip of wine.

"Is that so?" Natasha asked with a smile.

"You are a science teacher, but you are working part-time now, especially after you have children. Your husband is in charge of decorating the house." Yelena made up a warm character for Natasha.

"Haha, this is not my story." Natasha replied with a smile.

"Then what's your story?" Yelena asked.

"...I never left myself alone to think about these questions." Natasha couldn't say what she would do in the future, and she never thought about it.

"Have you ever thought about having children? I want a dog," Yelena said.

"Where are you going next?" Natasha asked.

"I don't know, I really have nowhere to go back, so I can go anywhere." Yelena replied.

Natasha looked at Yelena and sat up straight...

"No!" Yelena said suddenly.

"Don't what?" Natasha asked suspiciously.

"You're going to tell me some big hero speeches, I can feel it," Yelena said.

"I'm not good at speaking, it's more like an invitation." Natasha smiled and shook her head.

"Go to the red room with you to kill Drekov?" Yelena asked.

"Yes." Natasha nodded.

"Even though the red room is hard to find? Drekov is too cunning to kill him, should we go too?" Yelena asked again.

"Yes," Natasha replied.

"It sounds like a lot of work..." Yelena said.

"But it should be fun!" Natasha said with a smile.

"Yes! I also find it very interesting." Yelena also said.

Both of them knew what the other was thinking, and they had a new goal to completely destroy the red room.

"I saw where he put the key." Natasha looked at Yelena and said, referring to the car key of the owner of the garage.

"In the upper drawer, in the green cabinet." Yelena said in a coherent voice, and she noticed it too.

The two smiled tacitly, picked up the wine bottle and toasted. The two stole the owner's car, and Natasha took Yelena to her place where the plane was parked.

"You know? This is the best gift I've ever bought for myself." Yelena, who was sitting in the passenger seat, said while touching the dark green tactical vest she was wearing.

"This?" Natasha turned her head and glanced.

"Yeah, what? You don't like it?" Yelena asked.

"Is this like... what's left in the army warehouse, or..." Natasha said hesitantly looking at the dark green vest.

"Well, it has a lot of pockets, I've been wearing it, and I've made some modifications myself," Yelena explained, interrupting Natasha.

"Whatever." Natasha laughed, unable to understand Yelena's aesthetics.

"Shut up, the point is I've never...I've never been in control of my life before, and now I do! Some things I want to do." Yelena continued to explain.

"Well... well, I like your vest." Natasha read Yelena's meaning and said.

"I knew it, I knew it! It's cool!" Yelena said more and more vigorously, like a child showing off her new clothes.

"Very good, yes, I like it!" Natasha could only follow her happiness.

"But I really don't know where the red room is, sorry!" Yelena said calmly.

"I know, but I think I know someone knows," Natasha said.

"Really? Who?" Yelena asked in surprise.

"We have to fly my plane," Natasha replied.

"Okay." Yelena nodded.

"And your potion... Actually, I have a friend who is more powerful than this potion. We can ask him for help." Natasha continued.

"Really? Which heroic friend of yours?" Yelena asked with interest.

"It's the one who you suspect will drink a few tons of water after the battle!" Natasha replied.

"Sea King? Can he help us?" Yelena asked.

"Wait for me to contact him..." Natasha connected the car phone and dialed Arthur's cell phone.

"Beep...beep...beep..." No one answered for a long time.

"Looks like we can't count on him anymore." Yelena said, listening to the beeps coming from the phone.

"I guess he fell asleep. He usually prefers to sleep." Natasha called again, it was two o'clock in the morning now.

"Beep...beep...hey? What is Natasha looking for me so late?" Arthur's lazy voice came from the phone.

"Uh, I need your help with something," Natasha said.

"I'm going to sleep...I'm not free!" Art refused impatiently.

"Wait! How about if you help me calculate that I owe you a favor?" Natasha said immediately, afraid that Arthur would hang up the phone.

"...Well, it's rare for you to ask me once, tell me, the location! The time!" Arthur thought about it, Natasha usually doesn't ask people to help, this time I guess it's really important to find myself, Anyway, it's okay recently, so I'll help her.

"You come to Budapest tomorrow morning, and I'll send you a location when I get there." Natasha breathed a sigh of relief. If Arthur could come to help, his odds of winning would be much higher.

"OK, you can send me the location directly, and I'll be there in a second..." Arthur's voice dropped again, probably because he was too sleepy.

"Okay, then thank you, good night!" Natasha said without disturbing Arthur's rest.

"Good night..." Arthur replied, then hung up.

"I didn't expect you to have a lot of face, and now I finally feel the benefits of your joining the Avengers." Yelena said.

"They are also my family..." Natasha said with emotion.

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