'No comment.'ĭarcy gave the cartoon archer a speech bubble. 'Though, I'm starting to suspect Natasha does it when she's ticked at him.

'How hard is it to not touch the freaking cables? It's like, dude, really? You can fly a quinjet, you've got a million trick arrows you've built yourself, and you can't leave the damn HDMI cables alone? What?' She drew a tiny little archer inches from being squished by the giant robot's giant robot foot. 'Assisting a super sniper with his AV set-up,' Darcy grumbled. 'Don't change my math, either.' Darcy rolled her eyes, and shuffled to one side to show Jane she wasn't touching her precious math. Jane shot her a dark look over her shoulder.

'Intentionally leaving you defenseless in the face of my capricious and bored father, obviously.' Wandering over to the whiteboard, she picked up a marker and started doodling a giant robot. 'Where have you been?'ĭarcy shook off her mood and smirked. He keeps changing my math.' Jane said, not looking up from her work. This was going to be a horrible conversation. She couldn't manage construction of a SHIELD base, working for Phil, working for Fury, keeping up with the Avengers, and still assist Jane. The time was coming, and it was coming sooner than Darcy'd like, where she was going to have to step away. She glanced at Jane hunched over a computer and felt a little stab of sadness, her lips tipping down into a sorrowful pout. Among her works are historical novels, romances and even two books giving advice on how to write short stories and novels.Darcy stepped into the lab, stared at the stack of files on her desk, and felt a queasy sinking in her stomach. She started signing her romance novels as Donna Baker and Nicola West, now she also writes as Lilian Harry (inspired by the first names of her grandparents). A keen walker and animal-lover, she now has a dog and three ginger cats to keep her busy, along with a wide range of hobbies she enjoys. She lost her son Philip in 2008, and has two grandchildren. After living in the Lake District for twelve years, she finally moved back to Devon, and now lives in a village on the edge of Dartmoor. When the marriage ended, she and her two children moved to the Midlands, where she happily married again to her second husband. Growing up during the terrifying years of the Blitz in a two-up, two-down terraced house, the youngest of four, she aspired to be a writer from an early age.Īs a young woman she worked in the Civil Service and moved to Devon to be near her sailor husband. Donna Thomson was born in Gosport, near Portsmouth Harbour, England, UK.

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