Wherein once again a general sense of obliviousness to the hidden danger literally sitting at her hip keeps Lulu alive and well ─ quite well, in fact.
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Wherein once again a general sense of obliviousness to the hidden danger literally sitting at her hip keeps Lulu alive and well ─ quite well, in fact.
me : yes numbering the threads will help me keep track..
me two months later ; ...is... this one... or... four?! .... five?! i don’t know... oh no i have failed past me. i
Ah...
I sort of really want fic now where some little kid uses his or her Wish to spend the day with Iron Man, and Tony is more than happy to oblige, and at first he doesn't really know how to act around this kid, but he gets the hang of it and by the end of the day he's exhausted and designing a tiny Iron Boy/Girl suit in his head and he disappears into his workshop, and when he still hasn't emerged hours later Steve comes down and pulls him away from his work for a moment to simply hold him, and maybe Tony cries, or maybe he just breathes into Steve's shoulder, or maybe he pulls away so that he can use his hands when he tells Steve about this amazing kid he met, and maybe he finishes the kid's suit in time, and maybe he doesn't, but they leave a mark on his soul, and it's one mark that Tony doesn't ever want to erase.
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If Mark Harmon looked up pictures of himself then wouldn’t they technically find themselves?…No… D: That made more sense in my head.
HERE'S THE MAIL, IT NEVER FAILS, IT NEVER FAILS, IT MAKES ME WANNA WAG MY TAIL, WHEN IT COMES I WANNA WAIL
MAAAAAAIL