"So, Nathan, are you going to say something?"

"I owe it to my country, Natasha," he says, opening his eyes and holding her gaze with mine. "I couldn't tell you who you were, let alone who I was."

"It was easy to say it in front of all those people," I look away. "What was the difference between telling me in private and having so many people there?"

"The difference is that I took orders from General Jhonson and was able to tell you things," I look at him again, this time indignant. "The difference is that Sasha wanted this to happen this way and for you to stop trusting the people who were lying to you."

"You are the law. Why are you afraid of him and didn't say anything?" My eyes glaze over. "What about us is also..."

"I'm not afraid of him, I also wanted you to stop trusting the one who lied to you and about us, it's real," he interrupts me, coming closer to me and putting his calloused hand on my face. "I've been honest with you all this time so please don't doubt how I feel about