Quinjet

Wanda's P.O.V

Something doesn't feel right. Not that the team is still split. The team was still split but Vis, Natasha, and Thor came back to Earth and we went our separate ways. I guess Steve and Tony are still mad at each other.

I'm getting off topic. It's the fact of the girl, back at the HYDRA base. She looked familiar, and so did her fear. I look out the window of the Quinjet.

It was just a bright, blue, sunny day. Not a cloud in the sky. I could feel Vision's eyes glaring at me. He could tell something was wrong. I try to ignore it.

I then hear Scott snoring. It's hard not to laugh. I look over at him, sleeping like a baby. I look at the 'team', all of them trying to keep in their laughs. I try not to laugh as well. I could see Vis smiling. I can't tell if he finds it funny, or he's happy that I'm actually enjoying myself.

The Quinjet finally lands in Wakanda, which is where we have been staying for the last year. Sam walks over to Scott, who is still sleeping, and kicks the chair. That woke him up.

I walk into my bedroom and closed the door behind me. I take a photo book and look over the old photos young me and Pietro, before the shell hit.

One pic caught my attention. It was a pic of me, Pietro, and my baby sister, who died in the bombings. I didn't want to talk about her. Ever since it happened because I had such a strong bond with her, stronger than me and Pietro's.

I hear a knock at my door and put the book away. Vis walks in. I'm surprised he didn't use the wall to get in this time.

I smile and he smiles back. He sits down next to me, putting his hand on my knee.

"Wanda, you know you can tell me what's wrong." He says softly.

"That girl, back at the base. She looked so familiar." I say.

"Maybe it was the years you spent in HYDRA?"

"No, I mean, yes. But not like that. She has been so familiar to me ever since I joined HYDRA."

"Is that why you were looking at a photo album?" He asks.

I laugh a little. "Yea." I admit.

"Don't worry, we will figure it out, I promise." He says reassuringly.

I nod and look out the window, seeing the bright blue sky.