Tony Stark, accept no substitutes (
toblameforit) wrote2011-07-06 08:19 pm
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So, there was that.
It's a whole hour before Tony realizes that there is somebody he can talk to about this besides Jarvis, who probably doesn't want to yet. He sends yet another email asking for Cal's phone number, which Jarvis provides.
Being Tony, he doesn't wait around pondering the social correctness of the call first. He just dials.
It's a whole hour before Tony realizes that there is somebody he can talk to about this besides Jarvis, who probably doesn't want to yet. He sends yet another email asking for Cal's phone number, which Jarvis provides.
Being Tony, he doesn't wait around pondering the social correctness of the call first. He just dials.
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This hadn't really occurred to him as an issue. Cal is used to being monitored. And he's used to Sherlock. He forgets that most people are neither.
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Which obviously is his sole motivation.
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"No, it's Bella," he says. "I mean like Irene in the movie."
And probably also the books, but whatever, Cal's seen the movie and knows Tony has, too.
"I was telling Sherlock once ages ago about how he needed an Irene."
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"Sorry," he says, sounding more amused than apologetic.
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"Why do you think I fit in so good with you guys?"
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But he's laughing, too.
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"Make me."
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So he just giggles.
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Really.
"Yeah, that's what I thought," he says.
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Speaking of things that sound flirtatious.
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"Of course I do."
Because he's right.
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"Yeah, but that's true for everyone."
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