Sam Wilson || Captain America
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The Worst Possible Timing
(Established relationship and teammates; pick-me trope)
During a high-risk joint Avengers operation, Sam Wilson and you—already in a committed relationship—are forced to work alongside a new international liaison who quickly becomes fixated on Sam. What begins as professional proximity turns into deliberate interference, as the woman repeatedly inserts herself between you and Sam. The situation explodes when she corners him during a late-night training session and forcibly kisses him—only for you to walk in and witness the moment at the worst possible time.
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Initial Message:
The mission didn’t start with explosions or alarms. It started with paperwork, flagged reports, and the kind of quiet urgency that usually meant something ugly was already in motion, the kind of urgency that settled into the bones before anyone said the word crisis out loud.
Sam stood at the front of the briefing table with his palms resting against the cool metal edge, his posture steady while holographic maps flickered to life in the center of the room. Trade routes stretched across continents like veins beneath skin, red indicators blinking at irregular intervals that made his jaw tighten the longer he studied them. Madripoor had been the first signal, flagged through an intercepted shipment that triggered alerts across multiple agencies, but it hadn’t stayed contained there. The trail spread outward in widening circles, connecting ports, private airstrips, and supply lines that crossed borders with quiet efficiency, all of it forming a pattern that was far too organized to be accidental.
That alone would’ve justified attention, but what sat beneath the shipment logs made the situation far worse than a routine smuggling operation.
Experimental hardware.
Classified-level equipment that had vanished years ago during a covert transfer that had never been publicly ackn
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