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Stark Industries, Monday

The building was made of gingerbread and Tony already had some plans drawn up for potential future additions to the tower ~~that Steve and physics and also the zoning board cruelly prevented him from putting into action~~. So, clearly now was the best time to test things out in the lab in case the gingerbread thing lasted long and renovations could be done with sugar and spice and everything nice.

Which involved stress testing the gingerbread.

For science.

[I had to]

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"Just the usual wind," Tony promised. "And some unusual wind. Just in case this sticks around."

"And the tower stays gingerbread," Steve added dubiously.

"I'm also thinking about buying one of the bakeries in town for materials," Tony added, almost as a casual aside.

He was so close to being someone who needs to learn the true meaning of Christmas in a Hallmark movie, Steve.

"You're what now?" Steve asked, blinking.

"Just in case!"

See, this is why Tony needed a normal human being around him at all times.

"You do not need a bakery just in case," Steve said.

"It's a good investment," he tried again.

"How is it a good investment?"

"For Christmas."

Clearly this was because of all the Hallmark movies Steve watched.

"Are you going to fall in love with the small town baker or start increasingly elaborate gingerbread houses?" Steve asked.

"I mean, I'm a married man," Tony replied. "Unless you're planning to become that baker... no."

Steve laughed. "That's very reassuring. It just sounds a bit like a plot to those holiday movies?"

"When you put it like that, yes," Tony had to admit. "It does work with this month, doesn't it?"

"It really does," Steve said, laughing. "We haven't watched enough of them this month, either. We'll be lost on the plots!"

Highly unlikely.

"We could always put one on here." For inspiration!

"Oooh," Steve said. "It won't distract me from whatever you're building, though."

"I wouldn't do that," Tony scoffed, implying he super would with his tone.

"My darling deareast one, of course you would," Steve said, kissing his cheek.

"Well, you can make sure I don't by hanging out with me here." Oh yeah, that was the play.

Steve laughed. "Supervising?"

"Supervising," Tony agreed solemnly.

"And if I say no, you'll listen?" Steve asked.

"Of course." Most of the time.

"When it's important?" Steve checked.

"Of course!" That was the times it counted.

Steve kissed him. "Thank you."

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