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“Awhile since pizza? Wow. I should have gotten the crappy stuff. You never would have known.” Even bad pizza was good pizza, he decided, and just as they entered the back entry of the main building, FRIDAY let them know that the delivery boy was speeding up the driveway. “Just open the gates so he doesn’t have to stop,” Tony said casually. There were lots of people that worked at HQ, but they had gotten used to the way that Tony just took over and did whatever he wanted since he moved in.

He was still a selfish child but no one bothered to put their foot down to him yet. Save for Steve. But it hadn’t been all about Tony when he shut him down about the Accords and Tony wasn’t processing it correctly yet.

At this rate, he’d never change. And that was good and bad.

Tony ended up tipping the delivery guy two hundred bucks, passed the pizza onto Bruce, and led him upstairs to the big glass conference room so that they could ‘make people jealous’ before they ate.

“There’s a lot I want to ask,” Tony said after he was stuffed.