Piano Man || Clint & Tony
The archer tucked his hands behind his head as he stretched out on the chase lounge. Tony was currently working on a project and Clint had popped by for a visit in hope of getting the Ravenclaw out of his lab. He’d been told to give Tony a few more minutes and that had been two hours ago.
Pale eyes flickered to the figure across the room. “Come on Tony.” The whining undertone drew out his words. “It’s been hours and we can be doing something fun.”
Tony starts at the voice and looks over at Clint. “Oh, hey Katniss. Forgot you were there.” He stands up and strolls over to lean against the chase. “What did you have in mind? I’ll have you know I’m not one for hiking. Or going outside.”
“Na. Nothing outside. I don’t know if you noticed but it’s kinda raining.” The Gryffindor stood up and beckoned for Tony to follow him. “I’ll show you. We’re gonna head to the room of requirement. Your projects can wait.” He ushered the Ravenclaw out of the lab and out of the common room. “What were you working on anyway?” He inquired over his shoulder.
Tony huffs but allows Clint to lead him from the lab. “I’m working on an arm for Buck-a-boo. The magical one was confinscated so I thought a mechanical one would be better and acceptable by the Ministry.” He shrugs and tucks his hands into his pockets as they stroll down the hallway. “So where are you abducting me to? Do I get a phone call?”
“Look at you being all amazing. I’d love to see that arm when you’re done. The stuff you create is beyond badass.” The archer nudged Tony playfully with his arm. “As for where we’re going, I told ya. Room of Requirement. What that’ll be is gonna be a surprise. And no. I don’t need Rogers showing up on a white steed to save you. Dude can be kind of over-dramatic.”
Soon enough they reached the room and he pushed open the door. It was elegantly decorated in ivory and woods and in the center of the room was a large piano with a guitar set next to it. “You and I are gonna make some music. In the non-sexual way, get your mind out of the gutter.”
















