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- [character] alexa cabe-stark,
- [character] bobbi angelus,
- [character] brooke wyngarde,
- [character] erin sterling,
- [character] eva worthington,
- [character] griffen o'niell,
- [character] joe rogers,
- [character] marcelo alencar da silva,
- [character] mary storm,
- [character] norman h. osborn,
- [character] remi denamor,
- [character] roxie danvers,
- [character] stephanie shaw,
- [character] tony stark
A Charity Gala to End Whatever Important Thing
New York City high society had been absolutely buzzing over this April's charity gala by a certain Mr. Tony Stark. It was seen as exclusive, or as exclusive as his 200 person guest list could be. Some invitations were a given, like Tony's daughter Alexa, whereas others came from what the party planners figured as the right people to make the party memorable or talked about.
The charity event was for the charitable arm of Stark Inc., Stark International. Despite being for charity, it was also seen as a good way for businesses to be seen and network.
The event was held at the Hudson in the Library and Private Park space. It would comfortably fit the people into its 2,600 Square Feet.
The charity event was for the charitable arm of Stark Inc., Stark International. Despite being for charity, it was also seen as a good way for businesses to be seen and network.
The event was held at the Hudson in the Library and Private Park space. It would comfortably fit the people into its 2,600 Square Feet.
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"You look good too," she told Roxie, being polite. "Likewise, Joe," she added shaking his hand. "And yeah, that's my pop. Rogers? Like Steve Rogers?"
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A world that had many, many social situations.
"That would be him, yes," Roxie smiled.
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"How are you liking the party tonight, Mary?" he asked.
Joe sensed that something was a little off here but he wasn't sure what it was for several minutes. Then he remembered hearing something about the Skrulls and the Kree and how they weren't all buddy-buddy...
Oh. Damn.
He suddenly wondered if this moment could get any more awkward.
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"I know, I'm weirding you out," she said after a long pause. "I promise, it's not me setting you up for something horrible."
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Okay, she let out a breath.
"Okay, who are you and what have you done with Roxie? Are you a Skrull? Because you have to tell me if you're a Skrull. It's in the handbook."
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"Unless you catch her getting out of bed at 5:30am. Then she's a bear. An angry, but rather cute, bear." he teased.
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She sheepishly rubbed the back of her head. "Yeah, well, I may have been a little... kinda... hard myself. So... yeah. I'm sorry too."
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Mary also seemed pretty cool. If he ever saw Tommy again, maybe he'd set them up. He'd ask Roxanne about it later.
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"So, we can start over then? Because it's beyond wrong that we're both heroes in this city who fight each other, you know? We should be directing our strength in other directions."
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One more whore joke for good luck? she considered. Nah, not with her boyfriend around. Good taste too. ...Where is Griff?
She held out a hand. "Deal."
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He has a small clear box that has some kind of flower in it. At a glance it can't quite be identified. "I'm so sorry I'm late. I was finishing a special project."
He smiles shyly. "For you."
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