They both said things they regret back then. They both had misconceptions of one another before they ever met. It's actually a wonder they got along as well as they did, with the deck stacked against them the way it was. Thing is, Steve wouldn't have gotten so mad about that crack if he hadn't felt it was, on some level, true.
Maybe that's harsh, though. It depends on how you define 'everything special'.
"I would love to be a fly on the wall when he does get the bill," Steve says mildly, before vanishing into the bathroom.
The water runs without accompaniment while he orders, but by the time Tony has begun to get reacquainted with the wet bar, he'll get at least some distraction in the form of the discovery that Steve sings in the shower. It starts out with the sort of music you'd expect from the man, nothing as sad as 'White Cliffs of Dover', but he sings 'Smoke Gets in Your Eyes' quietly, and a spirited rendition of 'It Don't Mean a Thing (if it Ain't Got That Swing)', but then it gets weird when he switches to the modern era: 'Diamonds', and then 'Cheap Thrills'.
At least he's not singing 'Call Me Maybe'.
He's not all that great a singer, but he's not painful to listen to, either. Just potentially surreal as hell.
He emerges after wrapping up his impromptu tribute to Rihanna, clean-shaven and as blond as he's ever been. The color is a little bit brassy, but no one will notice in indoor lighting.
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Date: 2018-06-19 07:45 pm (UTC)Maybe that's harsh, though. It depends on how you define 'everything special'.
"I would love to be a fly on the wall when he does get the bill," Steve says mildly, before vanishing into the bathroom.
The water runs without accompaniment while he orders, but by the time Tony has begun to get reacquainted with the wet bar, he'll get at least some distraction in the form of the discovery that Steve sings in the shower. It starts out with the sort of music you'd expect from the man, nothing as sad as 'White Cliffs of Dover', but he sings 'Smoke Gets in Your Eyes' quietly, and a spirited rendition of 'It Don't Mean a Thing (if it Ain't Got That Swing)', but then it gets weird when he switches to the modern era: 'Diamonds', and then 'Cheap Thrills'.
At least he's not singing 'Call Me Maybe'.
He's not all that great a singer, but he's not painful to listen to, either. Just potentially surreal as hell.
He emerges after wrapping up his impromptu tribute to Rihanna, clean-shaven and as blond as he's ever been. The color is a little bit brassy, but no one will notice in indoor lighting.