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Three Hearts-Chapter 31: Preparations

Summary: Olivia and Rosie finalize their collider plans

Authors note: AHHHH we're so close to finishing! Currently working on part 2 as well as some y/n fanfics. I'm going through a rough patch so I'm using this to cope and I love the support!

Rosie looked up to see the team staring at them, she rolled her eyes.

“What? She’s fine, we’re fine, I’m fine. Tape up that blueprint and let’s start working!” She ordered as she helped a frazzled Olivia back to their lab, it was trashed, but the team was already taking care of it.

“The janitors must hate us.” Olivia joked as she leaned against Rosie.

“Uh-huh… Are you ok working?” Rosie asked.

“Yes, It will be weird to not have the assistants working with me.” “We’ll practice manually tonight,” Rosie promised. “I need to go check on the teams, is that ok with you?”

Olivia nodded as she turned on her computer, Rosie rolled her eyes.

“Your desktop is so messy Liv.”

“I have a system, nobody understands it though,” Olivia muttered as she opened up the collider plans.

“I wonder why…” Rosie muttered sarcastically as she left the office.

Olivia worked for several hours nonstop, but she needed help.

…I could open that summer internship? She smiled as she typed away an e-mail to Sarah, the head of operations.

Subject: none

Hey, can we pls get interns?

-Olivia

She got a reply.

Subject: Internship Program

Dear Dr. Octavius,

I have already been working on the summer and yearly internship program for a while now and was actually planning on proposing it the following Monday. I am pleased to hear that you are interested in my program, I will have it launched tomorrow morning.

Sincerely,

Sasha Smith

Olivia smiled as she replied.

Subject; None

Kk cool

-Olivia

She got back to her own work, she was very relieved that she didn’t need to do all the calculations, she would double check them of course, but she didn’t have to do the grunt work anymore.

Peter Parker sighed as he paced the Spidercave, MJ sat on the couch, working on her computer.

“We need to stop her, whatever she’s building is dangerous, I just know it! I was only able to catch a glimpse but I need more information to know how to stop it!” Peter muttered.

MJ raised her eyebrows as she got a notification from their professor.

“Peter, I think I have an answer.” MJ turned the screen so Peter could see.

“An internship at Alchemex?” He asked.

“They need help with the collider, you may be able to learn more about it. She doesn’t know you’re Spiderman and she said she would let us have a spot if we wanted one.”

Peter paused and sighed.

“It sounds smart enough.” He agreed.

“I’ll send the application in.”

“You’re amazing Sasha, thank you so much for getting us interns in a month!” Olivia smiled as she, Sasha, Rosie, and the rest of the team heads headed to meet their interns.

“It was the least I could do Doctor.” Sasha smiled as she opened the doors to the main entrance, a mix of high school, college undergrads, and master students were mingling together, Olivia scanned the room and gave a small, hesitant smile when she spotted none other than Peter Parker.

“Welcome everyone, you probably know this already, but my name is Dr. Olivia Octavius and I am the head scientist at Alchemex, you may have seen the documentary that I starred in?” Olivia smiled expectantly.

There were some unenthusiastic, disappointed nods.

“Anyway, I know you all didn’t come here to meet lil’ ol’ me, so let’s get this party started! Ok, I need Fowler, Paine, Robertson, and Wright with Dr. Fuku on calculations.” She gestured to Thea, who gave a warm smile.

Olivia kept on listing names and dividing them into groups until she got to her team.

“And on my team, Thompson, Fletcher, and Parker.” She turned around to leave, the newly assigned interns scurried after her.

“I would just like to say what an honor it is to be working with you, I wrote my thesis on your fusion reactor, and the more I learned about it, the more I wanted to learn about you!” The short woman named Fletcher gushed.

“My friends didn’t believe me when I said I was going to be working with you, half of them aren’t convinced you’re real with how secretive you’ve been.” The man named Thompson added.

Olivia chuckled as she entered her office.

“Oh that’s funny, and as far as I know, I am real… I think. You know we’ll never know.” Olivia shrugged as she strolled over to her lab desk. She took out the blueprints and laid them out on the table along with a cardboard model of the collider.

“We will be responsible for building the collider.” She said.

“That’s the collider?” Fletcher asked, looking at the small box that looked like a projector.

“Yes, that’s the collider. It may be small, but it’ll pack a punch!” Olivia laughed. “What do you mean by that?” Peter asked.

“It’ll mean we’ll finally be able to access the multiverse Peter. Have you forgotten everything I taught you?” Olivia teased.

“But surely that can’t be the only reason I mean-”

“Save the questions, Peter, we need to start building!”

“You know her on a first-name basis?” Fletcher asked.

“Yes, she was my mentor about 7 years ago,” Peter replied.

“Why didn’t you tell us?!” Thompson asked.

“Come on kids, make mama proud!” Olivia shouted as she bounced on her yoga ball, creating 3D models of the parts.

The team worked the entire day, Olivia was following their progress, but she grew suspicious after realizing how many notes Peter was taking.

“I don’t think it’s nothing to worry about Babe, Peter’s just curious, you remember how he was back at Oscorp,” Rosie advised as the two biked home.

“He would not stop asking questions! I wanted to rip my hair out!” Olivia complained, Rosie laughed. The two talked as they rode home.

“How’s your team doing?” Olivia asked as she prepared Jennifer Aniston's quinoa salad.

“They’re very ambitious, they were helping me debug the AI for the nanotech,” Rosie answered as she took a sip of tea.

“Mine are also ambitious, besides Peter, the other two seem to worship me.” Olivia took out bowls and scooped their dinner into it. “Same here, but they’re much more interested in you.” Rosie smiled.

“I made the documentary, shouldn’t that be enough?” Olivia complained as she handed Rosie her bowl.

“In that documentary people finally got to get some sort of understanding about who you are, they want more. The public will never have enough.” Rosie sighed.

Olivia sighed as she finished her dinner. “I just want to finish my collider. That’s all I ever wanted.”

“I know, I know.” Rosie smiled. “Do you want to have a date night?”

Olivia gave a tired smile and nodded. “Star Wars marathon?”

“Star Wars marathon.” Rosie agreed.

No, I am your father.

NOOOOOOO!!!

“Glad to see daddy issues represented in my favorite film franchise,” Olivia commented as she stuffed popcorn in her mouth, she fed some to Rosie, who she was snuggling up against.

“You’re so soft and warm, just like a pillow.” Olivia sighed as Rosie stroked her hair.

“That’s what you get when you date a big girl.” Rosie joked as they continued to watch their favorite movies. As Return of the Jedi finished she heard Olivia snoring, she smiled.

Guess we’re sleeping on the couch tonight. Rosie tried to fall asleep, but she couldn’t fall asleep.

I need to tell her about what really happened between her and May, what the assistants did to her… But then she’ll want to remove them, and if we do that, it will permanently damage her, I-I can’t…I need to protect her. Rosie thought painfully as she slowly dozed off.

It took three long, agonizing years but the collider was finally finished, Olivia paced her lab nervously as she waited for Fisk to arrive, Peter watched her, worried.

“Why are you nervous?” He asked.

“I can’t tell you, Peter, I’m sorry.” She looked out her window and saw his limo roll into the driveway. “Shit.” She muttered, she turned to Peter and waved him out.

“You need to leave, go celebrate with the other interns or something, I’ll catch up with you later.”

“Liv-”

“Peter, go.” She said sternly as she pushed him out.

Peter sighed as he left the room, he passed Fisk, who eyed him suspiciously, he looked down and hurried off.

“You did it, Octavius, you really did it.” Fisk laughed as he entered the lab, Olivia gave a small smile.

“It was a lot of work, but I’ve run the calculations and-”

“And you can get Vanessa and Richard back?” He asked.

“I-I’m not sure, even if I could safely their biological cellular structure would not be stable and they wouldn’t be our-” Olivia explained.

“I don’t care, get it done or you’re out,” Wilson ordered. Olivia glared at him and reached to tap her glasses, she hesitated as she spotted the Scorpion, Prowler, and Tombstone walk in, glaring at her. She huffed as she lowered her hand, Wilson smirked.

“It’ll get done.” She relented.

“Good choice. I’ll see you tomorrow at the sight, wear something nice.” Fisk patted her on the shoulder as he turned to leave.

Olivia huffed, she bounced on her yoga ball as she watched Fisk and his goons leave.

“Liv?” Peter asked in the doorway.

“What is it, Peter?” She asked, turning around.

“Are we approved?” Peter asked.

“Yes, I sent out the address, be there,” Olivia ordered as she stormed out of her lab, Peter stayed behind, he glanced at the computer and sighed.

Olivia went into Rosie's lab, she was tinkering with the nanotech and looked up.

“Did we get approved?” She asked.

“Yes, is Curt finished with the biological stabilizers?” She asked.

Rosie shook her head. “He needs more time.”

“We don’t have any more time!” Olivia snapped, she immediately regretted her outburst and hugged Rosie. “I’m sorry, I’m sorry I didn’t mean to yell, I’m just so-so stressed.”

“I understand, let’s go to the site to prepare,” Rosie whispered.

Olivia nodded as they headed to the site, she hoped everything worked, if it didn’t her life would be meaningless.

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