You spent that evening alone in your apartment. You loved having a whole place of your own. It was quiet and peaceful there. Your rooms back at the compound were great, but this space was yours and you could decorate it and live as you wanted. So you did your homework curled up on your couch with the TV on in the background. No matter what Tony said about you isolating yourself, you were an introvert and enjoyed solitude, especially with how busy your life was most of the time. It was nice to have a quiet evening to yourself for once.

You returned to the compound when the Avengers movie began filming. When you arrived, you were greeted enthusiastically by Tom and Kelly, the actors who played Loki and his wife Sigyn in the films. Tom looked exactly like Loki when he was in his wig and costume for the movie, and you were a dead ringer for Kelly in her costume. This had led to some fun in the past pretending to be the actors. You gave them both hugs when you saw them. It had been a long time since you'd seen them last. Since they were filming the last Avengers movie.

"Loki's not here today?" Kelly asked gently, grasping the issue.

You shook your head, trying to hide the sorrow from your eyes. Of course they would ask about Loki. Hel, Tom played Loki in the movies. "He had to go back home for a little while," you told them with a smile. You had gotten quite good at this line. It was true, just didn't encompass the entire truth.

"Do you need a cup of tea, love?" Tom asked with his usual warmth and caring. You smiled at him. Somehow he always had the capacity to make any situation better. And it was adorable that he was the most British man to ever British, and he was a sweetheart.

"I'll gladly have a cup of tea with you. They won't mind?" you indicated the film crew. Tom held a finger to his lips with a mischievous glint in his eyes. The glint in his eyes was so familiar and missing from your life that your heart felt a pang, but you weren't going to mourn Loki's absence, not now.

"We just won't tell them," he replied with a familiar smirk.

You gave him a smile in return. "Are you coming too?" you asked Kelly.

She shook her head. "I'll distract them. You two have fun," she replied.

You smiled and offered Tom your hand. "Shall we?" you asked. He took your hand with a confused look on his face and you teleported the pair of you to a local coffee shop. You grinned at his shock and awe when you reappeared. He hadn't travelled by magic before. You giggled at him and stepped up to the counter to place your orders. He was still gaping around you in awe.

"How?" he managed to get out. You took seats at one of the tables and soon had your tea.

"I can teleport, remember?" you reminded him, still amused at his shock. "I figured it was faster and easier to make our escape that way," He laughed and nodded his head and you sipped on your tea. You chatted about small things, until people started realizing who you were. You wasn't surprised when you had teleported there. Also you were Tony Stark's niece, a famous Avenger in your own right, and with Tom Hiddleston.

"Kat, is this your new boyfriend?" An annoying reporter asked once the piranhas started circling.

"No," you replied simply, giving her a well-practiced camera smile. "Tom is in town for the filming of the new Avengers movie," you added, drawing their attention back to the actor. He gave them a short interview about reprising his role as Loki. You left soon after that, though you did warn the reporter in a quiet tone that the Avengers would quite upset with her and the news company if this story got reported incorrectly. She gulped, but nodded. You weren't taking chances with false reports about your love life. You also didn't want Tom to get caught up in it. He was too nice to have to deal with such drama.

You teleported you and Tom back to the compound where you were promptly chewed out for stealing Tom when he was supposed to be working. You both just laughed and swore not to do it again. No one believed you for some reason.

The film crew wanted to take pictures of the soulbond marks on your arm. You let them and swore to them that Loki's were identical. You even pulled up a picture on your phone that you had taken of them to prove it to them. You texted the picture to the producer. He also wanted to take pictures of the scar on your leg. They hadn't noticed that it had appeared in the final cut of the last movie, when they had used a scene that you and Loki had acted out instead of the one Tom and Kelly did. Now they had to keep the scar in for continuity's sake. You let them take their pictures and spent the rest of the day hanging out with the cast and crew. They were hilarious as usual and the blooper reel was going to great this time. Especially when you got swept up into the fun and action.

At one point, you had managed to steal a bunch of props and was holding them all, wearing an identical costume to Kelly's for the next scene. The crew took tons of pictures and film while the cast chased you in costume, trying to get their props back for the next scene.

You all ended up laughing about it for a long while and you got to contentedly sit on the sidelines, not causing any more mischief for a little while so they could actually get some work done.

You received a text once filming had completed for the day. It just read 'Assemble'. You grinned and looked for Tom, assuming he was the culprit. He gave you Loki's Cheshire Cat grin. All of the cast was sneaking off in costume. You followed and everyone ended up at a nearby restaurant. They all looked like they had just survived the final battle of the movie. You laughed and joked and had so much fun eating in costume that you didn't notice at first that the film crew had found you and were filming your dinner.

After dinner, you went back to the compound and spent the rest of the evening with your superhero family. You sat around the TV in the commonroom watching Superhero Musical and singing along. It was a time honored tradition. You even got Tony to sing with you. He always avoided those kind of things, but he would do almost anything for you.

You spent that night in your suite in the compound. You hadn't stayed there since school started, but it was just the way you left it. You took in the familiar sight of all of your bookshelves and finally felt like you were home.