Her body was cold, freezing in fact. The weather in Sokovia dropping to an almost negative fifteen degrees. But he wasn't worried about the cold surrounding him, he was worried about her. The life draining from her body as each second passed. Red liquid stained the once white snow, the wound in her stomach growing more painful. He held her in his arms, applying pressure to the wound in which the bleeding never seemed to stop.

Tears blurred his vision he couldn't let her die. But the once rosy cheeks turned pale, her breathing coming to a slow. "P-pietro." She whispered to him. Her chest was tight, making it hard for her to speak and breath.

"Yes my princess?" Pietro pushed a strand of hair behind her ear, revealing the rest of her beauty.

"Medical is in route, do you copy Piet?"  Wanda's voice was heard over the coms that he left in his ear.

She struggled a smile, forcing herself to be seen not in pain for the last time and her time was running out. "I love...y-you..." Her hand cupped his cheek pulling him closer. He leaned in and gave her a soft kiss on her once red lips.
Then her heart stopped beating, her delicate hand falling from his cheek and smacking into the ground.

He held her close and screamed at the top of his lungs. The love of his life was gone, she had died in his arms. He rocked her back and forth holding her close to his body.

He heard footsteps behind him and a small gasp. The sound of snow being crunched under their shoes they stood still. Wanda placed a conforting hand on his shoulder, making him tense.

"I know that you loved her." She whispered, kneeling down next to her brother. The tears never stopped, he brought her face to his once again and gave one last kiss.

"I love you to Y/N."

Okay so I almost started crying even though this was short. But this was like my first imagine of writing death. And also my first Pietro imagine! Did you like it? I'm sorry if I just broke your hearts. But I think I just learned a lesson today.

Do not write imagines involving death or sadness during school.