it's nothing big as far as birthday gifts go ( and clark will surely make up for it when they ever get to meet in person ), but for now the arrow-punny card slipped under clint's door wishing him a happy belated will have to do. it's addressed to hawkeye, signed by superman, and contains three tickets to a broadway show of his choosing.
enjoy!
Clint nearly slipped on the card, narrowly avoiding doing so at the last minute with an awkward hop jump that was neither dignified nor necessarily attractive. Rubbing the back of his neck, Clint stooped to bring up the foot print smudged envelope. Whoops.
Opening it, however, Clint's eyes widened and the bow he'd had slung over his shoulder slid off to clatter on the floor. Startled, Lucky whined and tilted his head. Absently, Clint reached out to offer a comforting ear scritch even as he read and reread the card. "Holy shit, Lucky."
Superman.
Fucking Superman himself knew not only who he was but knew enough about him to know where he lived. Which, wasn't super surprising considering Kon was over here just yesterday beating his ass at Mario Kart.
But there was something about knowing one of your idols knew you enough to send a card and spell your name right. (Not that Hawkeye was hard to spell, but still, but still.) Because there was something to knowing that the epitome of all that was right about his profession saw him and deem him, Hawkeye, enough to acknowledge.
Giddiness bubbled up in him and despite the fact he was thirty-something Clint spun like a kid, card held to his chest. Moving to the fridge to magnetize it to the door with a beam of pride in his heart.
Hand moving for his phone, he immediately pulled up the group text and sent off a photo of the tickets and the signature in the background.
[ SMS : Brothers ] Showtime, buckaroos! When r we going???











