' i know it's long gone and there was nothing else i could do ' / / yelena belova thinks october might be her favorite month.

When Antonia Dreykov shows up at Natasha and Yelena's doorstep wanting to talk to Natasha, she is welcomed with open arms. However, Yelena is slightly less enthusiastic when Antonia ends up staying for a week and starts taking all of Natasha's free time.

Assassins don't get nightmares. Right? Natasha had nerves of steel. Right? Yelena and Natasha angst and fluff. Nightmares and short-lived violence.

"It's going to be one hell of a reunion." "You think?" Surrounding the events before, during, and after the 'Black Widow' film! (YelenaxOC)

When Yelena is bored one day, Natasha asks Yelena to lay her head on Natasha's lap. Yelena is confused until her sister introduces her to a gentle activity that fully satiates the touch-starved beast within Yelena. Just innocent sister fluff.

Alexei and Melina do right by their "daughter", Natasha Romanoff.(Post Black Widow/Endgame)

After Natasha and Yelena decided they needed to go find Alexei, Natasha ends up stopping the car at a small, rundown inn so the two of them can rest. When they are getting ready for bed, Yelena is reminded of all those ugly marks on Natasha's back, and she feels compelled to try to help in some way. Strangely enough, Natasha accepts her help. Canon compliant.

Natasha didn't get visitors much. It's kind of hard to casually visit someone who's been on the run from the entire American justice system. So when Nat got a knock on the door, she was surprised, to say the least. Natasha and Yelena angst and fluff. Blood and injury warning.

When Natasha and Yelena have a movie night, Yelena falls asleep. When the movie ends, Natasha has to make sure that her sister gets into bed. And so ensues a giant struggle.

When Natasha is awoken by a scream, she knows exactly what is wrong. Yelena is still grappling with some demons, and it is up to Natasha to help her through it.

When it snows outside one morning, Natasha wakes her sister up to enjoy the surprise. The two of them have some much deserved fun together as sisters. Yelena and Natasha platonic sister fluff.

Natasha wakes up from a nightmare, and all she can think about is how she has to see her sister and make sure that she is okay. Fortunately, the girl is just over in the next room, and Natasha goes to take a look. But when one creaky floorboard sounds off, Natasha's quiet plan is foiled, and Yelena awakens. Yelena is determined to get to the bottom of her sister's actions.

When Natasha and Yelena are practicing knife-throwing, something goes wrong with Yelena. Natasha soon finds out that her sister is exceedingly touch-starved. What happens when Yelena finds out that Natasha craves affection just as much as Yelena?

As if being forced to beat the living daylights out of kids in the Red Room is bad enough the first time, Melina has to do it three times. [Melina-centric oneshot, pre-BW]

Yelena pressed her forehead to the gravestone, wishing more than anything that instead of hardened, cold concrete that there would be her soft, forgiving skin there instead. And so, she finally collected her courage, whistling their signature tune. There was silence. She started to get up, but then she heard it. The definitive returning whistle. Platonic Natasha/Yelena.

"The next time she sees Alexei, it is towards the end of January. He turns up one evening at her homestead, unannounced, and Melina has almost clicked the safety off the Makarov before recognizing him." / Melina should have known better—after all, good things always come to an end, and love is just another weakness to be exploited.

There was once a time when all Widows didn't have to undergo forced sterilization, then there came a reason to have that rule in place. Melina had been there that time, and she was the reason. [Melina-centric oneshot, mostly pre-BW, brief post-BW. Rated T for child death and human experimentation.]

Here's a little Natasha and Yelena sibling bonding, angst, and fluff. This is my take on an alternative version of a scene in the Black Widow movie. What did they talk about? Food? Did they sleep somewhere? Those simple details that we don't know about and are open for interpretation.

This story, stemming from the new Black Widow movie, is one of love/comfort, emotional angst, 'familial' drama, 'non-consensual' corporal discipline/spanking and lots of fluff between the Black Widow family. (Don't like any of these tags... DON'T READ!) It begins during the infamous 'family dinner scene' in the film. Obviously, *SPOILER ALERT* for the film.

Inspired by the post-credits scene of "Black Widow." Yelena attends her sister's funeral.