“There've been others,” she notes, “but I think it's only the two of you, now. Loki, who bore a resemblance to a Tevene Altus of the same name, he—”
Mmm. She considers how to put this, though in all likelihood Stephen knows more about what Loki is known for in his world than she can claim to; the war that he's talking about, now, is beyond the scope of what Tony had shared with her, the history they'd talked about mostly in the context of his wariness about what Loki might be capable of, with all these terribly sympathetic types being terribly sympathetic to him.
And Alexandrie, shagging the arse off a man that looked like her husband and didn't treat her half so badly.
“We talked about what Loki did in New York,” she says, finally, “but I don't know a great deal about his life.” That there had been a woman he loved in it, when he had been reckoning with the possibility of loving a woman here, too, but that seems a little personal to casually reference in this conversation with Stephen might-not-get-on-with-him Strange.
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Mmm. She considers how to put this, though in all likelihood Stephen knows more about what Loki is known for in his world than she can claim to; the war that he's talking about, now, is beyond the scope of what Tony had shared with her, the history they'd talked about mostly in the context of his wariness about what Loki might be capable of, with all these terribly sympathetic types being terribly sympathetic to him.
And Alexandrie, shagging the arse off a man that looked like her husband and didn't treat her half so badly.
“We talked about what Loki did in New York,” she says, finally, “but I don't know a great deal about his life.” That there had been a woman he loved in it, when he had been reckoning with the possibility of loving a woman here, too, but that seems a little personal to casually reference in this conversation with Stephen might-not-get-on-with-him Strange.