<span style="font-family: 'Book Antiqua'"><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#99ff99">"Do you want me to stay here the rest of the night, or do you want to come to my room and bed down with me and Bruce?" Tony asked softly.  "Either one's perfectly fine and there is no wrong answer.  If you'll be more comfortable here, I stay here.  If you think a change of scenery might help, we can go curl up in the big bed.  Like I said, no wrong answer.  Unless you think I'm leaving you alone, because that is one hundred percent the wrong answer."  Tony's arms tightened around Peter.  "And before you get all guilt ferrety about it -- I need this too, okay?  I need to know you're okay.  It's one thing to have JARVIS call me when you need me and it's another to leave you when you're upset.  Can't do it, kid.  And I know I can't fix this -- but if me holding you helps even a tiny bit, I'm not letting go."  Tony kind of thought he'd hold the kid forever if that's what it took.  Maybe Phil was right about already being a parent.<br/>
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Who was he kidding... of course Agent was right.  "If you won't call me Tony, is there something else you'll call me?" Tony asked, hoping to distract Peter.  "Because seriously, it feels really bizarre to be Mister Stark to somebody who's seen me in my Hulk PJs."</span></span>