Tony sulked at Steph but stopped complaining because Bucky was winning and Tony hated it when Bucky won. “I am never going on a hike again anyway. If he sets nature on fire we can be done earlier.” Tony decided. “don’t remind me of the little monsters.” Tony ordered. “babies are virulent carriers of diseases. I know they’re going to give me a cold, or the flue, or the plague… they are cute though.” he sighed before smiling at her. “well. For the sake of your drawing, I guess I can deal with it. Just don’t hold me to that when I get tired.” he ordered, hesitating a moment and then… “you know I don’t hate him or anything right? Loki I mean… he could come around more often, you know… if you want to bring him to the tower… you know, When you come over. And stuff…” wasn’t that sweet. Tony didn’t trust Loki, but if Loki and Steph where that serious that she was going to have a kid with him? Cus clearly she was accepting it, even if she was freaking out… if she was that in love with him, well then Tony wanted her to be happy, and if her happiness meant accepting Loki… Tony could do that.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>“a thing?” Loki asked, amused. “that’s one way of saying it I guess.” he agreed. “I don’t know how… private, they are.” he admitted. “I try not to say anything about them to anyone, since I don’t know what is considered a secrete and what isn’t.” he admitted with a shrug. “it was a surprise. I didn’t think I could… you know. Breed with humans.” he admitted. “I forget sometimes that the things I’ve been raised to believe are… false.” he admitted. “most asgardians believe humans to be nothing more than clever monkeys. Just lesser beings who can make pointy sticks and fun toys.” he shook his head. “I believed that at first too but I learned better.” he blinked at the idea of heading into the barn and smiled at her. “that sounds like a fine idea. I can help a little as well.” he admitted. “I can at least carry ropes and such.”