Who said “I love you” first
– McCree, though Widowmaker called him a fool for doing so.
Who would have the other’s picture as their phone background
– Widowmaker, though not out of sentiment. She’d be more or less trying to get used to McCree’s visage once she realizes her feelings have started changing toward him.
Who leaves notes written in fog on the bathroom mirror
– McCree would, though Widowmaker never really reacts to them, at least to his knowledge.
Who buys the other cheesy gifts
– McCree would go for the usual bouquets and flowers. Widowmaker will say ‘thank you’ to these but anything else just gets him a tired stare.
Who initiated the first kiss
– Widowmaker; it was more of a distraction kiss than anything but it did spark some attraction.
Who kisses the other awake in the morning
– McCree; he just likes doing so and Widowmaker doesn’t complain so he keeps doing it.
Who starts tickle fights
McCree used to, until he realized that Widowmaker wasn’t ticklish at all.
Who asks who if they can join the other in the shower
– Widowmaker doesn’t usually ask but McCree will always ask beforehand if he can join in.
Who surprises the other in the middle of the day at work with lunch
Not work, but Widowmaker will sometimes bring McCree some of her cooking, insisting that he eat it and develop a finer palette.
Who was nervous and shy on the first date
– McCree; only because he’s not used to not being able to read someone’s face. Widowmaker gives no facial cues to whether she’s annoyed, enjoying herself, or whatever. It takes him some time to get back to his usual laid back self.
Who kills/takes out the spiders
– Widowmaker. Even if she was scared of them as a child, there’s something oddly calm about dealing with spiders. They just want to be left alone – a bit like her.
Who loudly proclaims their love when they’re drunk
– McCree; Widowmaker can’t get drunk anymore but she wouldn’t let herself get to such a state even if she could. Though she tends to pretend she doesn’t know McCree if he makes a spectacle of himself.