Tony Stark (
iron_ically) wrote2013-03-26 12:04 pm
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This is how I show my love
In theory, his armor is supposed to protect him from any serious injury. It’s surprising how often it fails. Of course, it seems to be directly related to how often he gets blown up. Maybe that’s what should be surprising, or maybe not considering the mission he’s given himself: world peace.
Injury is the reason he’s running late, or being blow up is. Either way, he lands on the roof of his house with a less than graceful thud. He stumbles, scraping the knee of the suit against the concrete.
“Mr. Stark, shall I inform you guest that you’ve arrived?”
“Unless she’s gone deaf, she’s aware. Apologize for me and let her know I’m going to dress for dinner and be right with her.”
What he really meant was that he was going to clean up, bandage what needed bandaging, self-medicate with scotch then join her for dinner. Whether he’d be dressed appropriately or not was still up for debate.
Getting out of the suit had been a breeze; it was all automated. Getting out of the shower was going to be a problem simply because Tony loved his shower, particularly when he felt like he’d been dragged across miles of concrete. Oh. Wait. He had.
“JARVIS, have dummy bring me a scotch and assure the pretty girl that is hopefully still waiting for me that I do plan on keeping our date.”
She would forgive him, or at least he hoped she would. He actually liked this one enough to have more than one date. He liked her enough that he was concerned about pissing her off, enough that despite the fact he hurt enough to have scotch in the shower, he didn’t want to break the date.
It was, quite possibly, a first for Tony Stark.
Injury is the reason he’s running late, or being blow up is. Either way, he lands on the roof of his house with a less than graceful thud. He stumbles, scraping the knee of the suit against the concrete.
“Mr. Stark, shall I inform you guest that you’ve arrived?”
“Unless she’s gone deaf, she’s aware. Apologize for me and let her know I’m going to dress for dinner and be right with her.”
What he really meant was that he was going to clean up, bandage what needed bandaging, self-medicate with scotch then join her for dinner. Whether he’d be dressed appropriately or not was still up for debate.
Getting out of the suit had been a breeze; it was all automated. Getting out of the shower was going to be a problem simply because Tony loved his shower, particularly when he felt like he’d been dragged across miles of concrete. Oh. Wait. He had.
“JARVIS, have dummy bring me a scotch and assure the pretty girl that is hopefully still waiting for me that I do plan on keeping our date.”
She would forgive him, or at least he hoped she would. He actually liked this one enough to have more than one date. He liked her enough that he was concerned about pissing her off, enough that despite the fact he hurt enough to have scotch in the shower, he didn’t want to break the date.
It was, quite possibly, a first for Tony Stark.
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He nodded, poured his drink, took a sip and set it on the counter within reach for both of them then turned the oven on and let it heat up a moment as he got forks for the both of them.
"Every billionaire has to have a hobby. Mine is putting things together and making better things. Food isn't so different. Besides, JARVIS can't cook worth a damn."
Although honestly, he rarely cooked for himself. He ordered take out when he remembered to eat at all. He did, however, enjoy cooking for other people. It was a little like inventing things or putting something together. He started with a list of parts (ingredients) and if he was careful and did it all right he came away with something better.
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She didn't mind being photographed with Tony, personally. She minded being photographed with Tony Stark, billionaire playboy and Iron Man. She minded being labeled his newest fling and the fact that the photographers tended to follow her. To school. That she minded a lot. Which, she would happily explain if Tony's ego would get out of the way.
Taking a fork, she dug it into the appetizer, trying to get a chunk of everything on her fork before popping it all in her mouth. She chewed a moment and then sagged on the stool. "Oh my-- Tony, that is delicious. Your hobby is delicious."
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Did she realize who she was talking about? Tony's ego was always a problem and usually in the way.
He grinned at her exclamation over the dish. "I am very good at what I do."
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She grinned back, she couldn't help it -- he was infectious. "Except modesty, you're flat out rubbish at that."
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"Who needs modesty when you're...well...me?"
The oven beeped, letting him know that it was heated. He picked the pan up and slid it into the oven.
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"So, outside of my tardiness, how was your day?"
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"We did colors today. You would be... pleased to note that the color combination most popular is red and gold." She was feeding his ego and didn't care, it was cute. Her kids adored the super heroes.
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A grin spread over his face as she fed his ego. "Good kids. It's a very striking color combination."
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She wrinkled her nose at his smile. She was such an enabler. But it was so cute, and the kids really did love him. "I do personally like the combination myself. When I was little I always wanted a ruby ring, the ones you get in the little candy machines? I never got it, just 15 blue ones."
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He liked being enabled! It was fun and it made him feel comfortable. "One of the big gaudy ones that go from knuckle to knuckle?"
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"Noo, one of those wee little ones-- well, they're little now, so I s'ppose a bit big. Not like Kardashian big, though. That's..." She wrinkled her nose. "That's gross. Anyway, I've not seen one of those machines in ages. At least not with rings, just those sticky hands."
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He pondered that a moment, fingertips ghosting over his beard before he responded. "You know, you've got a point. I don't think I've seen one in a while either."
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Shifting slightly, she finally shrugged out of her jacket, setting it on the stool beside her. "Alas, they've gone the way of the pay phone and the do-do bird."
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"Oh, I wouldn't say they're extinct. Just harder to find, which makes it a challenge."
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"You are very welcome," he whispers before kissing her again.
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He slid one hand up, fingers going to take her hair down and let it cascade over her back while he kissed her. They had a few minutes until the pasta was done.
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Because he had been hurt earlier, she hadn't forgotten, nor did she want to cause him any extra pain. Her fingers loosened their grip slightly.
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"Although, I do think I felt better when you were kissing me."
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She was sweet really.
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The sweetest.
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