Turn off the lights
There are certain things that Pepper prefers to do with the lights off... (After IM2)
Synopsis
Recommendations
0Be the first to recommend this story to other readers!
More like this
Epilogue to "Very Well Accompanied" In the end, all Sebastian was left with was his job and the possibility of a promotion with the merger of Hammer Industries and Stark Industries.
Parody of the movie "Very well accompanied" from 2005. Pepper's sister was getting married. Pepper couldn't go to the wedding alone, it would be too humiliating. Tony offers to go with her, but Tony isn't exactly doing well. But Pepper is so nervous about the whole situation that she doesn't realize it. Now a more unstable than usual Tony is posing as the devoted boyfriend of a more insecure Pepper than he ever imagined.
What does it take to be special? What is the advantage of being normal? There are so many variables to know the answer to the Stark twins' life equation. And even with a single possibility of a concrete answer, they have to deal with the distance of their connections and principles to battle their own instincts. Learning to grow has never been easy, especially with great responsibilities, great power in hand and the prejudice of being different. The world is changing and only the brothers will be able to say who they really are.
The Avengers are separated. Tony Stark seeks revenge on his parents. T'Challa suffers the consequences of revealing Wakanda to the world. Peter Parker looks for his first job.
Peter Parker is Spider-Man. Jessica Drew is a private detective. Both have to work together when a stranger knocks on Peter's door. Who is she? Will your partnership work?
Crystal Greene discovered that she was adopted at just 11 years old, she always wanted to know the reasons her mother abandoned her. Eleven years later, she finally knows her mother's true motives and why she left her in a basket and with only one letter, which she never read. With this discovery will come new friends, enemies, a love and of course problems; But Crystal has always thought that to forget them, all you have to do is count the stars. "Counting the stars can be forgetting troubles sometimes, Steve. Why don't you try?"