When Steve left the army to persue a new career path as a bodyguard, he never thought that making his way through a crowd of teenage girls would be so difficult, but oh boy, was he wrong.

Those kids will do anything to even brush their fingertips against you, but, who can blame them? You are the sensation right now, the shiny-new-toy in the music industry.

As a former Disney star, fame wasn't strange to you. Your parents put you in the spotlight since you were just a child to be their cash cow, so you always had a small fanbase following your steps in the Disney Channel shows until you ended up starring one that lasted four seasons. Once you reached the age of majority and left the company as well as distancing yourself from your parents, you worked hard to do what you really love: to be a singer and pour your heart into your songs for everyone who wants to listen to you.

That's how, a few years from that breaking point, you ended up with a critically acclaimed first album. The specialized press praised you for your personal lyrics and songwriting, as well as your vulnerability and honesty.

That and your Tiny Desk Concert that went viral on social media catapulted you as the new promise of music. Overnight, everyone turned around to look at you and your fanbase wasn't that small anymore.

It was hard for you, since you were used to a close relationship with your fans and you are very much a people pleaser and socially awkward to even think of setting boundaries. So, Tony Stark, your manager, had to hire you a bodyguard to be with you all the time – and that's how Steve Rogers came to your life.

It's been a few months now, and you two have become accustomed and comfortable with each other. With all the stuff of creating your somophore album, the interviews and the crowds going everywhere you go, you're with Steve more than you are with anyone else.

“Everything's okay?” Steve asks once both of you are finally on the backseat of the car, ready to go to the next place.