&&. — THE FLYING PROJECTILE HAD RUSHED PAST HER ONLY MOMENTS AGO as she made her way down the sidewalk, but it was the crash she heard and the upset of another person or two that had her attention – maybe the boot itself should have, but she didn’t care. It wasn’t long before she reached the scene of the crime and saw the reason why it happened. Tony Stark. Iron Man – she’d seen him on the news. Kind of hard to forget the superhero who actually outted himself and was proud of it. Another genius, billionaire playboy philanthropist, naturally that was something for her to have her eye on.
Gentle laughter passed her lips as he defended himself and she watched the scene unfold, maybe she should have helped, but that wasn’t her style. It was amusing, however, to see all of the all out. She’d put in her two cents later.
Upset civilians were hardly an oddity to him. His eyes flickered to the woman as she approached, at first expecting her to be someone else to criticize him over the incident. But when she kept quiet, and some man started to argue his defense, his attention was quickly pulled away again.
“No, look, I— really, I promise, it was an accident, no one — hey! Look here, no pictures.” He waved away a nearby woman who had drawn her phone, hoping to catch a snapshot of the damage. “The situation is under control. Move on.” Maybe he was a little bit amazed when they listened. But hey. They did, so it was fine, and his attention was directed back to the woman who had approached.
“What? See something you like? Everything’s taken care of here.”













