Clark Kent (
stands_for_hope) wrote2014-07-06 01:38 pm
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The Metropolis Not!Vengers in... Location, location, location!
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Steve wakes up slowly, happy and warm and content enough he's not sure where he is at first. The clues he gets initially aren't helpful because they're such universal parts of his life, as far as his hindbrain is concerned, that they're just a part of 'how he should wake up'.
There's a warm body up against him, deep brown hair pressed up against his nose and mouth that smells like home, a ratty old mattress beneath him that's too firm for anyone but someone like him--
And a metal arm across his stomach. Huh. That shakes some things loose.
It doesn't halt the grin on his face, though. That's... probably never going away, or at least it won't be budging anytime soon (probably until Jim looks at him, disgusted, and tells him to 'stop lookin' like a loon'). Instead, he just reaches over to grab his phone from the the bedside table (amazing the things that survive a plain crash when they're kept in the right pocket) and peers at the time.
Huh. Nearly two. That's fair. But--
"Hey, sleepyhead. You get some good rest?"
Steve wakes up slowly, happy and warm and content enough he's not sure where he is at first. The clues he gets initially aren't helpful because they're such universal parts of his life, as far as his hindbrain is concerned, that they're just a part of 'how he should wake up'.
There's a warm body up against him, deep brown hair pressed up against his nose and mouth that smells like home, a ratty old mattress beneath him that's too firm for anyone but someone like him--
And a metal arm across his stomach. Huh. That shakes some things loose.
It doesn't halt the grin on his face, though. That's... probably never going away, or at least it won't be budging anytime soon (probably until Jim looks at him, disgusted, and tells him to 'stop lookin' like a loon'). Instead, he just reaches over to grab his phone from the the bedside table (amazing the things that survive a plain crash when they're kept in the right pocket) and peers at the time.
Huh. Nearly two. That's fair. But--
"Hey, sleepyhead. You get some good rest?"
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"Ready to go," and the chocolate bar, carefully wrapped, was tossed in as well.
"Shirts and then we're going home."
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"Do you know what he means by 'designs' on the front? I mean, this is pretty plain," and he patted his chest where an astronaut was walking across with a boom box on one shoulder, "and I can't really think of Clark wearing anything too wild, but he did say he couldn't wear them out."
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"Isn't that just a little perverse?" he asked with a little laugh.
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"Hopefully he won't mind. And it'd be nice to do Thanksgiving. You know, at someone's house."
Like a family goes unsaid. He'd spent the last two thanksgivings trying out a couple of turkey recipes. He'd asked Kate down the hall the once if she wanted to try some. She'd declined. He knew now why that was, but it still stung a little.
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"I've mostly just... talked with Sam. Probably going to call him a little later once we're back. I let him know where I was and that, uh, everything was well."
He blushed a little.
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Unsure. Terrified out of his mind. Wary.
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"He won't say anything. Clint knows I'm moving here, so the rest of the Avengers do too... but I haven't... clarified 'us'."
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"You want me to keep it vague with the Avengers? Cause honestly, outside of Sam? That's... about it."
The rest of his friends, his coworkers, the people he'd thought were friends... if they weren't SHIELD agents who'd been observing him, then they had turned out to be HYDRA (like his strike team), or they were dead. He hadn't exactly made many friends.
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"I'm fine with that."
A wry twist of his lips was explained a moment later.
"All the longer till I have to threaten Tony."
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"It's mostly just a song and dance you have to go through with him. He's not a bad guy, but damn if he doesn't like pissing people off. Me especially."
He adjusted his hat a little.
"So he's gonna say something stupid he doesn't mean cause he thinks he's funnier than he is, I'm gonna tell him off, we'll tear into each other a few times, and then he'll remember we're not on a radio comedy and it'll be done."
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