It's been a while since the attack, and everything has gone back to normal. The 'Avengers' no longer interact, and Steve's been left to his own devices - of course, under the watchful eye of Shield. He's not adjusting to life in 'the future' - he's just existing. But that all changes when Tony Stark invites him to dinner.

With two upcoming movies, Steve's a hot commodity - everyone wants to know what it's like to be him. Tony's not so lucky. And he's trying not to be a dick, but he ends up hurting Steve anyway. So not only does he have to get over his jealousy and make Steve want to get naked with him again, he's also gotta figure out why Steve's so mad. It's was just one tiny incident, after all.

Barton's on babysitting duty, and he's curious, so Selvig explains what the tesseract is. Basically, this is my headcanon as to why Hawkeye was the first person to figure out that the tesseract might be accessible from the other side

Drifting with a kaiju isn't like drifting with a human. Or maybe it is. All Newt knows is that he's changed. That he hasn't just seen their memories, he's felt them. And, well, it's making him think things.

Now that Steve's rejected him just minutes after they had sex on a table in his lab, Tony's left to make sense of what just happened. And maybe figure out some of his own feelings.

It's been a long time since Phil has gotten to hold Loki close. They celebrate by having sex and feelings.

Steve's the one who broke off the weird arrangement he had with Tony. But that doesn't mean he doesn't still want him more than anything. And, well, that's the problem. This is a sequel to Trying It Out: /s/9029752/1/Trying-It-Out

Tony's life is falling apart, and he knows it, and he refuses to acknowledge it, because when Pepper's there, everything's okay. And he'll do anything if it lets him keep Pepper. Even if 'anything' means entering into an unsavory partnership with Loki. This is way more worth reading than it sounds.

Tony gets kind of curious about his sexuality and decides to deal with that the old fashioned way, by going online and soliciting random strangers. When Steve finds out, he offers up his services. Things don't go how either of them would have expected.