Fuck off!

Tony? Was she attracted to Stark? He couldn’t help but wonder.“ Tony…thought he was more of the alcoholic type,” he shrugged nonchalantly.“ It was a cheap shot at Stark but he felt compelled to do it.

” I know you don’t but I’d be lying if I said you didn’t look hot doing it- pretty badass, too.“ He added.

It just dawned on him that aside from her immediately family they didn’t talk much about the others. He’d love to learn more about all of them. Smiling handsomely as her hand laid atop his, chocolate orbs dripping with happiness.” Sounds like a champ. Your family sounds interesting, more interesting than my folks. Though my pop’s misses you and told me tell you he said hello.“

“Tell him I said hi,” Jessica said. She had enjoyed getting to know Luke’s family over the years and spending time with them however infrequently. She supposed that was one of the main difficulties of being a superhero – the schedule was always so ridiculously erratic that she couldn’t get together with the people that mattered most of in her life often enough.

“And, yeah, Uncle Carmine is a real trip. He hosts a five hour jazz show on WBGO every weekday night from seven to midnight,” she said. “Of course, the only member of my family that’s been out of the Tri-State area is my aunt Weezy. She was a Deadhead for something like six or seven years before she finally settled down in San Francisco.”

Jessica’s legs were killing as she sat down at the bar and drank her martini. Normally, she would have taken the last train to Forest Hills and tried to catch up on her sleep during the ride there, but it wasn’t happening tonight.

The place had a nice room overlooking Central Park where she would stay, so she made herself comfortable down here. She was surrounded by tourists speaking a babel of languages from which she could only pick up some Italian and French as well as a smattering of Chinese, Japanese, and Arabic. Everything else was a mystery, but she didn’t have the energy to figure out which language was which.