On Saturdays, she works as a bartender. It's the same bar that he'd been drugged at the night they met. She didn't have the willpower to quit. And somehow she managed to pull herself together long enough for the five hour shift. (Part 2 of In A Song)

She still needed to talk to Sherlock alone, mostly about Payton, but also about, well, them. Not that "them" was a thing or even was in the realm of possibility. Them being a thing died the moment Sherlock did. They hadn't exactly been a romance or a love story. (Part 3 of In A Song)

After the Battle of New York, Loki is returned to Asgard to undergo punishment for his crimes. One of which causes him to lose his eyesight. And to add insult to injury, Odin's decided to hand the God of Mischief over to the Avengers, who decide to leave him in Tony's custody for the next little bit of forever.

She never noticed him, at least not at first. That's what she thought he was. Just a parent watching all the kids. Or maybe an uncle. He looked like a crazy uncle.