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and though the truth may vary
Who: Regular Max & tiny Tony.
What: Quite unexpected
When: Tonight.
Where: Tony's workshop.
Warnings: None that I can think of yet.
[ She hasn't actually checked the network since she got back, aimlessly walking around as she tries to figure out what to do next. Back here is more familiar than the old West, at least, but it's not too great, and she does miss the sun. She's restless, and irritated, and wandering around in the cold damp grey really isn't helping. It's always better for her to have something to do with her mind and hands.
She finds herself outside the workshop almost by accident. It's really just about the last place she'd meant to go, given the slip she'd made in front of Tony with her empathy, but she's here and it's not like she can't lie. She's good at lying. (She just doesn't want to have to, to someone she considers worth getting along with.)
Regardless, she had a project underway before they were called away, and she should check on it. Should, or wants to, or wants the excuse. Which one's the real reason is something she's not looking into too closely. She slips in through the side door she generally uses, whistles as she strolls into the main area in a casual warning of her approach. If he starts asking too many questions, she can duck out again, or lie, or whatever. Finishing work will be calming, and she could use calming. ]
What: Quite unexpected
When: Tonight.
Where: Tony's workshop.
Warnings: None that I can think of yet.
[ She hasn't actually checked the network since she got back, aimlessly walking around as she tries to figure out what to do next. Back here is more familiar than the old West, at least, but it's not too great, and she does miss the sun. She's restless, and irritated, and wandering around in the cold damp grey really isn't helping. It's always better for her to have something to do with her mind and hands.
She finds herself outside the workshop almost by accident. It's really just about the last place she'd meant to go, given the slip she'd made in front of Tony with her empathy, but she's here and it's not like she can't lie. She's good at lying. (She just doesn't want to have to, to someone she considers worth getting along with.)
Regardless, she had a project underway before they were called away, and she should check on it. Should, or wants to, or wants the excuse. Which one's the real reason is something she's not looking into too closely. She slips in through the side door she generally uses, whistles as she strolls into the main area in a casual warning of her approach. If he starts asking too many questions, she can duck out again, or lie, or whatever. Finishing work will be calming, and she could use calming. ]
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[ A shrug, and she sighs a little. ] They say it's the way to get home. Though mostly they don't ask us to do anything so far.
It could be, I guess. Or dinnertime, more likely.
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But mostly as long as you're here, since you're the first real person he's met and apparently he knew you already and so he's sort of going to duckling along with you for a bit hope that's alright.
He basically visibly processes the other information but doesn't comment either way. That will take a while. ]
Dinnertime? Are you serious? Did you bring any food then? What are we eating?
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Actually he's kind of endearing, in some weird kid way that she's never really had a chance to figure out, or maybe just in a Tony way that carries over even when translated to a six year old Tony. Which one it is she's not entirely sure. She'll at least give this particular situation her best try, though. She feels kind of like failing him would suck. ]
I didn't bring any food, but there's restaurants around. We've got some menus - you can pick one, we'll go get some takeout and come back here. That sound good?
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Where are they?
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All over the place. Anything that you think sounds particularly good?
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[ He doesn't wait for an answer, just reads them and puts them down until he finds something he wants and shows it to her. ] That. [ pointing to the item on the menu. ] I want that. What are you getting?
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[ Okay yes, this is a Tony, hesitation doesn't seem to be a thing he does that often. It's not a bad thing at all though. ] What if I get that [ pointing to a totally different dish ] and we'll get some - what do you like to drink? Soda, lemonade?
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Can I have coffee?
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Coffee. That just seems like a really bad idea, somehow. Like a genuinely very bad idea. ] You can have a little bit of coffee, okay?
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And soda.
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How about you pick one or the other for tonight.
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