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*don’t make me choose between your heartbeat or your voice*

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Katie Mcgrath as Lena Luthor

Supergirl S6 Episode 2- “A Few Good Women”

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the category is YEARNING

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😁💕

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🥴

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Lena Luthor in 3x04

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SuperCorp AU & favorite AU scenarios

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i. a change of heart

Kara needs a breather. She’s been needing them not only more, but more often as of late, what with the wedding date looming close and the soon-to-be in-laws somehow looming even closer. 

Mr & Mrs Rojas never really seemed to approve of Kara, and the fast approaching, ever imminent prospect of losing their proper, well-to-do daughter to a ne’er-do-well, glorified “blogger” has them upping their demurral ten-flipping-fold. 

And Andrea keeps taking their side; she’s always taken their side. 

“Baby, come on. They flew all the way to National City just to have dinner with us, so please be nice,” Andrea asks of her, and Kara is just left wondering, inwardly, why the courtesy has to be so one-sided all the time anyway. 

Her very last nerve snaps though—after teetering on the breaking point for two and a half long-suffered courses—when Mrs Rojas vetoes her pick for her own best woman for her own wedding, and Kara has to excuse herself from the table. She throws on a pair of running shorts and a hoodie, but gets stopped on her way out of the apartment. 

“We’ll talk about this when you get back, okay?” Andrea says, and Kara just shrugs because she already knows that they won’t. 

With Lizzo blasting in her ears, Kara runs and runs until she stops readily recognizing her surroundings, then she runs and runs some more just for good measure. The anger eventually burns away, fizzling down to something much more manageable, so Kara stops at a nearby water fountain for a quick sip. 

That’s when she sees it: a woman absentmindedly walking into the path of an oncoming cyclist. 

Kara doesn’t even think; she barely has time to call out a panicked Hey! as she rushes forward. 

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