fandomhigh | Debate, Wednesday, November 9, 2016

The classroom today was very... fluffy. In fact, almost everything had been replaced by pillows. Weren't you all happy about that?

Tony was wearing dark sunglasses to sort of hide his hangover, but it did nothing to hide how surly last night had made him. Oops. "Morning, kids. Today we won't be debating."

Steve blew out a low breath and turned his attention to the students. "Not at all. Today we're going to be looking at cat videos. Or puppies. Or otters. And drinking hot chocolate. And saying nice things about each other."

"Plotting a coup," Tony muttered into his cup of coffee.

Steve poked him. "Not in front of the kids," he hissed.

"Yes, dear," Tony replied caustically. Then winced because oh god, his head. Extremis couldn't even knock it back completely. And, try as he might, he was lacking on inspiring speeches about unity at the moment. "Just... enjoy the baby animals."

They were so adorable and innocent!

Yeah, if Steve opened his mouth again, a rant about not going into the ice to face this bullshit again was imminent, so...baby animals.

"And we're here if you need a hug or a shoulder," he added.

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"She'd never stop yelling," Steve said.

"Jan would be the same." A beat. "They're never allowed to meet."

Steve laughed. "They'd be best friends immediately. I almost want to do it."

"Peggy would be informed of all the stupidly heroic things you do," Tony replied. Because he'd tell Jan to tell Peggy, but shh.

"They wouldn't surprise her," Steve said a little sheepishly. "She once watched me jump on a grenade."

"I don't even have the energy to sigh at you," Tony said, resting his forehead against his coffee cup. "You're so much like my Barton."

Who was, as always, a hot mess.

"I like Barton," Steve said with a smile.

Of course he did. They were a lot alike.

"Everyone likes Barton. He's like the little brother that doesn't want you around." Steve was... not like a little brother. For reasons.

"And both of our lives as only kids gives us a lot of experience with little brothers," Steve teased.

"Rhodey is about as close to a brother as I could hope for," Tony replied with a fond smile. "God knows there don't need to be more Starks our there."

"I know I've met enough," Steve said, eyes sparkling.

Such a secret troll.

"I know where you sleep, Rogers," Tony reminded him. Just ignore how it was making the corner of his mouth turn up. He was serious here!

"I'm not afraid of you, Stark," Steve replied.

For that Tony muttered something vaguely threatening into his coffee. It was so scary. Fear his hungover wrath.

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