Retnikopf: Widow Of Siberia (old Version)

Chapter 6 - Absolutely Not

They had to catch Walker. They had gotten new information on his where abouts and this time they couldn't let him go.
They were all stood in the living room discussing the plan when Bucky caught Vienna sitting cross legged on a cabinet near the door.

"You okay?" he asked, he got a stern nod as she continued to watch them silently.

"Is she gonna help?" Sharon asked, her leg was still sore so she was leaning against the table, "considering I'm not gonna be at my best, it's the least she could do."

"Absolutely not," Bucky said, shaking his head as he watched Sharon's frown, "it's out of the question. She's not ready."

"I can help," Vienna told her, ignoring Bucky and talking directly to Sharon, "this kind of thing is what I'm good at."

"Great, two halves make a whole right," Sharon said, begrudgingly choosing to give the damaged child a chance at forgiveness, "how's the bullet?"

"Healing," Vienna shrugged, as she continued to ignored Bucky's offended face.

"No," Bucky said sternly, folding his arms as he looked between the two of them, "you're not going. You know what Dr. Raynor said, you're not ready for that."

"She's not a child Buck," Sharon argued, "if she wants to go, she can choose this."

"No, you chose this, as an adult you chose this life," Bucky told her, his tone defensive, "she was stolen from her mother's arms as a baby. She didn't choose anything. Dr Raynor says we need to give her time to figure out what she wants."

"She only met me once," Vienna protested, not moving an inch as she frowned at him, "What does she know?"

"Anyone with eyes and ears knows that about you," Sam told her with his usual snarkiness as he followed Buck towards the door, "you heard him, you're not going. End of story."

"Sorry dad," Vienna sighed, scrunching up her nose at him as he passed, Sam stuck his tongue out in retaliation.

Sharon was hanging back, she had waited and watched the two boys leave. There was a moment when the two women simply watched each other from across the room.

"Did you hear the address?" Sharon asked, pushing herself off of the table so that she could make her way across the room to the door, "I don't know how long you were sitting there."

"I was forbidden," Vienna smirked, watching Sharon as she approached.

"I heard you know Barron Zemo," Sharon told her, leaning on the door frame once she reached it, "apparently the new Hydra have requested his services."

Vienna smiled evily at the sound of the name. It had been a long time since she'd seen that man.

"So, do you know the address?" Sharon asked again, giving her a similar smile as she made sure the Vienna was going to be there.

"I know it."