Steve hears that Tony's responsible for the AI, but forgives him anyway. He would've liked a bed - hell, he would've liked a greeting when he first got here, but he hadn't felt entitled to one. He likes where he's ended up, for now. He'd prefer to go home, obviously.
But the present company isn't bad. It is, despite one of the most frustrating parts of this whole ordeal, also one of his favorites.
"The difference is that I'm not his boyfriend and he doesn't wait up for me to come home. He doesn't even call." Steve had left him that phone, okay. He tried.
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But the present company isn't bad. It is, despite one of the most frustrating parts of this whole ordeal, also one of his favorites.
"The difference is that I'm not his boyfriend and he doesn't wait up for me to come home. He doesn't even call." Steve had left him that phone, okay. He tried.