Peter Guillam (
watchesthewatchers) wrote2012-11-23 07:02 pm
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long overdue
It's Ricki's little ramshackle apartment, but there Peter is one morning, perched on the loveseat, reading a file, waiting for Bruce Wayne to arrive.
He has a gun, but tucked out of sight, not on his person. Just in case.
He has a gun, but tucked out of sight, not on his person. Just in case.
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"What's wrong?"
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"I was visiting Ricki when Bruce came in. We started talking, and it escalated. I said something awful to him, we tussled, my wrist snapped in the fall. Ricki came home, I left. Bruce followed me, we exchanged heated words, I won't be seeing Ricki again. I'm not a very good person, sometimes, Tony, but I do love you, and this time, I was trying."
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"You can see him. Okay? I'll figure this out. We'll get Bruce to mediate. Did you fight with Ricki? Where is he at?"
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"He's with Wayne, I think. We said goodbye."
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He sighs and kisses Peter's temple.
"We'll work it out. But either you let me take you to a hospital for this, or...I kick and scream and drug you and take you to a doctor anyway. Bruce could probably fix it, too, but he'll probably just say 'go to the ER'. You can do it for me--I like your wrist being flexible."
Miming a handjob for a second, trying desperately to make Peter smile.
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Peter asks, hopefully, sinking down onto the foot of the bed. The joke doesn't even get a flicker of a smile, unfortunately.
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First he'll care for Peter. Then, he'll probably rant to Banner. And then he'll try to talk to Ricki without picking a fight with Wayne.
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He leans heavily into him, breath going out of him in a rush.
"Get me out of here."
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He hovers with Peter as if afraid he might collapse.
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Anyone watching would never know he'd batted an eyelash, just in case.
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Then he takes him home.
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Tony says when they pull into the garage. He brushes his fingers against Peter's good cheek to wake him.
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"Tony?"
Pleased to see him, at least.
"We're out of the city?"
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He kisses his cheek.
"Let's go get you some ice and a drink. You can sleep in my bed tonight."
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He asks, quietly.
"I'd like very much to feel the both of you on either side of me, just now."
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He climbs out, and moves around to be able to help him up.
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"Think he's angry?"
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"No way he could be yet. I haven't told him anything."
He doesn't like not being there when Bruce is angry.
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Asking, carefully.
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He kisses his temple and gets them into the elevator.
"It'll be okay, Peter."
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Relaxing into him.
"It's done, either way."
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For Tony it's going to be dealing with some anger once Peter is safe and tucked away. He steps them off the elevator into his floor.
"Bruce?"
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He sets Peter on the sofa and goes to get him water.
"He got in a fight with Peter. Wayne did."
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