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jesynelson: Who’s ready for Bounce Back ?? 😝 June 14th you best be ready 🙊
Link to Fic.
Link to Art.
Relationship: Steve Rogers/Tony Stark.
Rating: Teen and Up.
Warning: No Major Archive Warnings Apply.
For the @cap-ironman Reverse Bang.
Word Count: 5183.
Tags: Alternate Universe - Modern Setting; Tony is still iron man; but Steve isn’t Captain America; Identity Porn; Secret Identity; Fluff; Insecure Steve Rogers; Steve Isn’t Stupid; Hopeful Ending; Happy Ending; Tony panics; Tony Stark Has A Heart.
Summary: “Steve Rogers, at your service, Mister Stark.”
Tony’s lips quirked up into a bright, almost teasing like grin, “I’m sure you are, Rogers, I’m sure you are.”
Steve could feel a blush work its way up his neck to his face, but before he could even open his mouth to retort, Pepper jumped in, easily redirecting the conversation before insisting on escorting Steve back down to drop him off at HR.
Captain Marvel (2019) dir. Anna Boden, Ryan Fleck
“Sometimes it takes more than a Supergirl to save the day. Sometimes it takes a Luthor.”
“Yeah, I miss him too.”
Little Mix on May 26th, 2019
My Baby is a Genius
(Stony, non-established, College AU, art student!Steve, Genius!Tony, pre-established. Over 4k so under a cut or you can also read it on AO3!)
Steve stared at his computer, silently begging the machine to turn on as he pressed the power button.
Had it crashed any other night, he would have gone to bed and taken his computer to the nearest repair shop in the morning but of course, he had an art project due in the morning. And not just any project. His final project, which, now that Steve thought about it, was probably gone too. A pained whine escaped him at the thought and he dropped his head on the table, fingers gripping at his hair in despair.
“Hey, everything okay?” Steve startled, his head jerking up to look up at Bucky standing in the doorway. “Is it your project? You should take a break, maybe even a nap.”
Shaking his head, Steve sat up and gestured at the unresponsive computer with a forlorn expression. “My computer is dead.”
“Oh shit. Have you tried-“
“I tried everything!” Steve cried out, throwing his hands up in frustration and anger, his eyes once again wet with tears. “I used your computer to look up solutions and nothing is working, nothing! I was almost done, Bucky. I just had to check a few details and-and now-“
Steve had to stop there before his voice broke. He’d thought he had already cried his heart out earlier when the computer had crashed but clearly there were more tears where they came from.
“Well, you saved your project in your external hard drive as usual, right? Just use my computer to finish it,” Bucky offered as he walked up to pat him on the back, a sympathetic expression on his face.
“That’s the thing, Bucky, I didn’t.” Steve wiped away the angry tears escaping his eyes in spite of himself. “I was about to but it broke right before I connected the damn thing and now I only have an old version because I completely forgot to copy it on my driver regularly like an idiot.”
There was a long pause while they both stared at his computer, Steve in despair and Bucky in sympathy.
Steve sighed, shoulders slumping down in defeat. There was no way he would be able to finish his project in time and he was pretty sure his computer was completely dead, which meant he would have to pick up extra shifts at the coffee shop to afford a new one. Until then, he would probably have to borrow Bucky’s computer or go down to the studio to use the university’s computers… “Oh, I know!” Bucky shouted with a snap of his fingers, nearly making Steve topple off his chair in surprise. “Nat has a friend who’s very good with computer and stuff, he fixed her phone the other day after it fell in the toilet. Maybe he can help.”
“It’s two in the morning, Buck,” Steve protested tiredly, refusing to let himself hope. “He’s probably asleep or out partying and besides, why would he want to help me?”
“Eh, it’s extra money,” Bucky shrugged with a grin, already picking up the battered computer and shoving it in Steve’s bag. “Any student with half-a-brain would accept some extra cash, and come on, he’s a student. He’s awake.”
Steve opened his mouth to protest some more, pretty sure there was nothing to be done at his point, but Bucky hauled him up on his feet without letting him say another word and dragged him to his car.
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Taylor Swift performing We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together at the iHeartRadio Wango Tango on June 1st, 2019.
#defense strategies
leigh: ‘why’re you doing this to us” jesy: “it’s a cruel thing to do”
“I usually talk to my friends through morse code in class but… apparently you know morse too… and now you know I think your butt is cute” from the prompt list
thank you for the prompt!! this one’s set in AvAc. :>
Friday mornings bring Tony the only time in his schedule when he and Rhodey can actually sit down and catch up over breakfast and, afterwards, a fifty-minute lecture in which he gets to sit behind one Steve Rogers, who Tony’s been starstruck over since Steve joined the academy.
Their friendship didn’t start out on the best foot – as in, Tony literally dropped a box of spare parts on Steve’s foot when Steve first stopped by the lab to introduce himself – but it’s certainly improved since. Steve, he comes to learn, is awfully, wonderfully human.
Steve may be mild-mannered and polite and slightly stiff around people he’s just met, but it takes a week for Tony to see him at Clint’s place, shouting obscenities at Rainbow Road. It takes a little longer than that to see him helping out Jan with some designs. The first time they have a class together and Tony winds up sitting in the row behind him, he catches Steve slacking off on notes within ten minutes and doodling in his notebook instead. His eyes can run daggers through the routine bad guys they encounter, and every Friday morning, those same eyes always unfailingly turn soft on him with an even softer, “Hi, Tony.”
How was Tony supposed ever supposed to stand a chance?
Steve proves to be the immovable object to his unstoppable force, and it can be infuriating, but in the way that challenges Tony to think differently, to adapt, to compromise. To be better. Tony does sometimes want to move him–and yes, he means moving Steve on his side whenever they lapse into a debate, but he also means whenever they meet in the library to study together, when Steve leans over the criminally ancient computer with him and all Tony can think about is how he can tug him down for a kiss in one simple movement. Things like that.
What was at first easy to dismiss as infatuation with the star-studded hero of his childhood becomes trickier when Tony gets to know the man beneath the mask. Steve’s far from perfect, but he’s perfect for Tony. Oh, and–
Rhodey seizes the hand that was tapping against the desk.
For fuck’s sake, Rhodey taps sharply against the back of his wrist. It’s bad enough when you say it out loud, I don’t want to feel you spelling out letter by letter how much you like Steve’s ass.
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The struggle.