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Part 214 of IronStrange Ficlets
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not listening

Summary:

Prompt summary: Tony trying to get Stephen to calm down after an argument.

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Full prompt:
Hi so I just read your pregnant!Stephen and I tell you I'm a sucker for that lol. I have like a few requests but for now I probably just send you one :D
Both were having a movie/series marathon since they finally can catch a break after a hectic and thrilling week. Oh and they were NOT having an argument because they have clashed perspective of the movie they watched. And Stephen did NOT sulk away and locking himself up in their bedroom. And Tony is NOT surprised by the sudden change of mood. At the end Tony has to bribe Stephen with "something"

 

My reply:

I’m glad you enjoyed the pregnant!Stephen! 😀 There needs to be more of him, there really does.

For future reference, this is a lot more detail than I would normally accept for a prompt. However, I can see a little piece of this one that I can fit into my usual limits. So we’re treating 90% of this prompt as background info!

Work Text:

Tony sat on the floor, back leaning against their bedroom door. “Stephen, would you please talk to me?”

Silence.

“I thought it was a fun argument,” Tony went on. “I didn’t realize you were actually getting upset, I swear. I didn’t take it seriously because it was a movie, but clearly you—”

The door abruptly swung open, dumping Tony onto his back. He looked up at a scowling Stephen. “The movie is not the point,” he said, clipped. “The argument wasn’t the point. You weren’t listening to me. Whatever conversation you were having, it had nothing to do with what I was saying.”

Tony opened his mouth to argue and realized that he… actually couldn’t quote any of Stephen’s arguments. “I didn’t even realize,” he said, wincing a little. Worst excuse ever, but it was true. “Let me make it up to you?”

Stephen pursed his lips. “You’re lucky I missed you this week,” he muttered, stepping back so that Tony could climb to his feet.

“I missed you, too,” Tony said. Carefully, he leaned in for a kiss. Fortunately, Stephen allowed it.

When he was done, Tony swore to himself, Stephen would feel the absolute focus of his attention.

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