"Are you sure there are not any openings at all July 4th?" Katie asked angrily in the phone. She was seriously keeping her temper and emotions in check. The woman on the phone spoke. "Yes, Mam There are no openings. It's one of the most popoluar times of the year for couples and it's May 21st, we are completely booked for that date. Now there are other openings on other dates-" "I don't want other dates!" She pressed the end button on her phone harshly as she could before crossing her arms, huffing on her couch, ready to cry. Steve walked in, bringing her a cup of tea. He knew soon as she asked them they would have a date, so he made sure to have tea ready for her to cool her temper. "Here sweetie."
Katie looked at up before sighing. "Thanks.." She gently took it. "'So you heard all that?" Steve smiled, sitting next to her. "Every word. Is July 4th really that important? I don't care what day we get married on, I just want to be with you." She smiled weakly, sipping her tea. "It matters to me. Imagine, Captain America getting married on not only the most patriot day of the year but his birthday." Steve chuckled, shaking his head. "Why don't you try another date, it's too late for that one." She frowned. "I guess.."
Tony smiled into the phone. "July 4th? Seriously cap, and I thought you couldn't be more patriotic." Steve sighed, he was outside there house in the city, about a block away from the tower and her work. Phone to his ear. "I'm serious Tony. This date really means the world to her and I know you have the power to get it done." Tony sighed with a smile. "I'll see what I can do spangles but even this might be a tough one for me." Steve smiled. "Thank you. Talk to you soon." Tony hung up his cell, searching local churches and wedding dates and phone numbers.
Tony parked outside the large cathedral. Clint in the passenger seat. Clint looked up at the building. "Bit large for us don't you think?" Tony shrugged, getting out, sunglasses still on his face. "Yeah but Katie's heart is set on it." Tony started to walk up the stone walkway, roses and flowers blowing in the breeze. He took his sun glasses off, opening the large church door. It was huge inside, stained-glass everywhere, he could smell incense and feel judgment already on him. He knew there was a reason he didn't go to churches. Suddenly an older woman came from the alter. "I'm sorry, we don't marry gays." Tony and Clint both raised an eyebrow before Tony broke it with his charming smile. "No, no not us. I'm already married." He showed her his golden wedding band. "I'm Tony Stark, this is my Bodyguard, Clint. Nothing more then friends, I assure you." The older woman smiled. "Oh, well welcome Mr. Stark, I'm so sorry to have assumed that on you. Your not insulted are you?" Tony smiled, trying not to show his confusion. "I've been called a lot worse mam, I'm actually here because of my daughters wedding, Katie."
The woman smiled. "Oh yes, lovely girl, she comes in every Sunday with Mr. Rodgers." Tony smiled. "She is something. Anyway, shes getting married and she has her heart set on July 4h-" "I'm sorry, July 4th is booked. I don't have room for anymore couples." Tony walked a little closer, smirking softly. "Well..I'll try to tell her but...oh what kind of necklace is that? Diamond? It's beautiful on you." Clint fought the urge to roll his eyes. Of corse, flirt your way into things stark. She smiled, blushing. "Oh , stop." Tony chuckled. "I'm serious, how old are you 23, 24." She laughed. "Oh stop, I'm old enough to be your mother." "You don't look a day of it." She laughed then sighed. "Well let me go look at the book, perhaps I can work around them."
Tony got back in his car with a grin, holding the papers for the deposit he just put on the church for July 4th. Clint shook his head. "Your unbelievable." Tony started the car, putting the papers in Clint's lap. "it worked didn't it?" "Have you gotten anywhere in life without flirting?" "Nope." He put his sunglasses back on before put his foot to the pedal, driving down the street.
Once he parked, he spoke. "JARVIS, is Katie and Steve here?" "Yes sir, upstairs having lunch in the kitchen." Tony smiled, taking the papers from Clint. "Good." Clint got out, following him upstairs. Tony hid the papers behind his back as he walked in, kissing Katie's head. "Hey sweetie, how's wedding plans" Katie frowned. "Awful. Every church is booked for July 4th." Steve rubbed her back, trying to be of some comfort. He looked to Tony. Tony nodded. "That's too bad because I spoke to your church and they said they have an opening, or at least they made enough for you." He handed her the papers, kim looked over from her chair with a knowing smile, watching Katie's reaction. Katie smiled, looking it over. "Were booked at our church? But they said they were booked. How did you.." "I have my ways sweetie, just be glad without questioning." Katie laughed, hugging him quickly. "Oh thank you so much daddy!" He chuckled, hugging her. "You know I'd do anything for you." Kim smiled, rolling her eyes before going back to pouring some gravy over a roast chicken.
AN: Just little filler, hope you enjoyed it! Reviews please! :D