Clint felt a little better about his earlier mistake with Phil and Nat's approval of his choice of film. It was a small thing, but it was a step in making up for his slip of the tongue earlier. He just had to keep his mouth shut and things would be okay. Easy. Except he had a real problem with not talking when he felt like he had something to say. Clint leaned his head back to rest against Phil, looking up at him with a small grin. "We can watch your precious Picard afterwards. Save the best for last, right?" He didn't really care that much about Star Trek either, but it made Phil happy so it made him happy.<br/><br/>Steve pushed Bucky's hand away, grinning at him to show he wasn't upset. "Speak for yourself, according to social media I'm quite handsome." It had been really awkward at first when Peter introduced him to social media and he found all these posts about him. It turned out he had quite a following, and it wasn't just about his superhero work. But eventually he grew used to the existence of these posts, and though he still felt awkward when he came across one of them - some of them simply horrified the old-fashioned romantic in him with the way they wrote about him - but eventually he started ignoring it. That didn't mean he couldn't use it against Bucky though. Not that it worked that well, Bucky thought it was all hilarious.<br/><br/>Peter nodded excitedly at Tony's reassurance that he could help. It didn't happen all that often that Peter could help Tony with his suits, so whenever he could he was overjoyed. Iron Man had always been his hero, and being able to help in any way on those suits was like a dream come true. Growing up he would have all these theories and fantasies about how the suits worked, and no matter how big or extravagant his fantasies were, they couldn't compare to reality. It was, after all, real. And even just the realisation that he actually knew things about the suits that almost no one else did filled him with a sense of pride. He never could have imagined as a young boy that he would one day be in his current position. He wanted to protest as Tony pushed him towards his chair, wanting to help Bruce get everything ready, but in the end decided not to. Soon after he was forced to sit down the others started trickling in, and Steve quickly started helping Bruce. Between the two of them it didn't take long before everyone was seated and food was on the table. Peter gave Natasha a small smile as she squeezed his arm, but besides that he remained silent and avoided everyone's eye. A part of him regretted his decision to have everyone here. He just felt awkward, knowing that they had all seen him cry. Well, all of them except Clint, but their run in had been terribly awkward as well. But Peter was stubborn, so he didn't say anything about it. Just pretend like nothing is wrong. That usually worked. He just listened to the others talking with each other, smiling if anyone looked at him to show he was fine.