Fic: In his Daddy's Eyes by Liliaeth, Tony, Peter, Gen

Title: In his daddy's eyes
Author: Lore
Date: August 29th, 2008
Universe: 616
Character(s)/team(s): Tony Stark (Iron Man), Peter Parker (Spider-Man)
Genre: Gen
Prompt: "Don't you know you've got your daddy's eyes/Daddy was an alcoholic" -- or: Tony and Peter both have daddy issues.
Rating: PG 13
Word Count: 1130
Summery: Tony's father never approved of him, Peter lacked a father, why did this make it way too easy for Tony to slip into that role?
Disclaimer: I do not own anything in the Marvel universe, no matter how much I would love too. This was written completely for entertainment purposes only, and maybe because I'm insane. Take your pick.
Author Note: I tried to make this slash, but somehow it kept stuck just before it hit that point. So ... gen (or one-sided pre-slash)

( Because if your father can’t be proud of you, then who better to do so instead than your son? )

Fic: In his Daddy's Eyes by Liliaeth, Tony, Peter, Gen

Title: In his daddy's eyes
Author: Lore
Date: August 29th, 2008
Universe: 616
Character(s)/team(s): Tony Stark (Iron Man), Peter Parker (Spider-Man)
Genre: Gen
Prompt: "Don't you know you've got your daddy's eyes/Daddy was an alcoholic" -- or: Tony and Peter both have daddy issues.
Rating: PG 13
Word Count: 1130
Summery: Tony's father never approved of him, Peter lacked a father, why did this make it way too easy for Tony to slip into that role?
Disclaimer: I do not own anything in the Marvel universe, no matter how much I would love too. This was written completely for entertainment purposes only, and maybe because I'm insane. Take your pick.
Author Note: I tried to make this slash, but somehow it kept stuck just before it hit that point. So ... gen (or one-sided pre-slash)

( Because if your father can’t be proud of you, then who better to do so instead than your son? )

Police, neighbours and firemen oh my

Almost forgot to mention, my building had a gas leak earlier. It's nice to see the police and the firemen at work, as they did that dangerous work of heading up the stairs to the ninth floor and turned off the gas in one of the four apartments there.

Seems like the guy who lived there is moving and came back today to bring his gas stove to his new home.

Funny bit...

The guy who left his gas open... was one of the firemen.






PS: If a thing like this is considered serious enough to bring in two police cars and a fire truck... would you then not think it's important enough to I don't know, press a few doorbells and let people know what's going on?

I only found out after I heard someone talk on the megaphone and looked outside to see what was going on. It seems they didn't think the situation was dangerous enough to warn people to get out...

(what can I say, my first question was to ask if things were dangerous enough for me to go get my cat out of the building and take her out to safety.)

Police, neighbours and firemen oh my

Almost forgot to mention, my building had a gas leak earlier. It's nice to see the police and the firemen at work, as they did that dangerous work of heading up the stairs to the ninth floor and turned off the gas in one of the four apartments there.

Seems like the guy who lived there is moving and came back today to bring his gas stove to his new home.

Funny bit...

The guy who left his gas open... was one of the firemen.






PS: If a thing like this is considered serious enough to bring in two police cars and a fire truck... would you then not think it's important enough to I don't know, press a few doorbells and let people know what's going on?

I only found out after I heard someone talk on the megaphone and looked outside to see what was going on. It seems they didn't think the situation was dangerous enough to warn people to get out...

(what can I say, my first question was to ask if things were dangerous enough for me to go get my cat out of the building and take her out to safety.)