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Stark Industries, Sunday
The sign outside had been changed to something a bit more retro in the wee hours of the morning, leaving Howard only the process of organizing all of his things into something that he could work with.
Which he had been doing. Up until he found ancomputer electronic box in the back room that just begged to be taken apart to see what exactly it was.
Those poor, poor boxes were abandoned in the front of the store as he carefully set each part aside so he could place it back together in the right order. And he would, of course. He was agoddamn genius, after all.
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Which he had been doing. Up until he found an
Those poor, poor boxes were abandoned in the front of the store as he carefully set each part aside so he could place it back together in the right order. And he would, of course. He was a
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He paused briefly at the changed sign. Had another Tony come back? He'd known multiple Lukes might show up during certain events, but would the island sustain multiple Tonys indefinitely--?
He walked in carefully. "Stark--?"
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Ender stepped further into the store, easily navigating his way to the workshop, and... paused. "Tony Stark?"
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"The wrong Stark, in other words," he said. "Sorry. I used to work for a Tony Stark the last time this place was called 'Stark Industries'."
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"Howard Stark," he said, stepping around the work top to offer him a handshake. "Who can reliably assure you that I'm the only owner this company has ever had."
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"Andrew Wiggin," he said, "Longtime employee of the past two businesses that were established here, though I've been gone a few months. I had been hoping to check in with my old employer to see if I still had a job."
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"What sort of business did this place do, exactly?"
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Then paused. Because he almost seemed familiar. "What year is it?"
You know, just to confirm things.
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"Howard," he confirmed like speaking to a small child. "And certain I've never employed someone named Tony Stark."
Well, mostly because he wasn't born yet.
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"One of my employees assumed it was my name," Howard said as if to explain. "Nineteen forty six."
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