In the end, Natasha didn't let Yelena go to the police station alone...
The usually not particularly warmhearted agent showed Yelena a great deal of patience.
Alvin was very perceptive when it came to people...
He could tell that Yelena was actually a lot like Natasha at heart, though perhaps a little more fiery.
She was like a child betrayed by her family. Though she still cared about Natasha deep down, she just couldn't say a single kind thing to her.
All that so-called "rebelliousness" and "stubbornness" was largely an act, but her harsh attitude toward Natasha was definitely genuine.
Alvin didn't know what Yelena hoped to accomplish by coming all the way to his Restaurant to play the part of a defiant young woman...
Alvin couldn't shake the feeling that there was something deliberate about Yelena revealing the connection between the Red Room and Hydra, along with the news that Hydra was about to establish a country.
But Alvin didn't want to dwell on it. It wasn't as if he liked Yelena much anyway...
Watching Bucky show no reaction to Natasha's departure...
Alvin said with a laugh, "Buddy, you're really living up to your reputation as a hopelessly dense man.
But I think you're in for a rough time..."
Bucky frowned in confusion. "Natasha isn't the kind of person who needs comforting...
Treating her like an ordinary woman would make me feel awkward!"
Alvin chuckled. "You might have a point. You can keep doing that in the future...
But if I were you, I'd get in a car and follow them. If everything Yelena said was true, someone would be coming to kill them soon."
Seeing that Bucky still looked a little hesitant, Alvin raised a thumb in admiration...
Anyone who knew him understood that he had great faith