It's every fantasy he's ever had, except the ones that count the most, and it makes him want all those impossible things he knows he can't have. [Adam/Tony]

For a moment, Tony gets the distinct impression that Adam's flirting with him. But no. Not even Adam is that much of an asshole.

Adam is happy, which leaves Tony in a strange place. It's unhealthy, he knows, to define one's own happiness by another's. Especially if the person on whom one's happiness depends is a narcissistic, workaholic chef with a substance abuse problem, but that person is Adam, and Tony can't help it. Somehow, without Tony realizing it, his happiness. Post-film fix-it. Tony/Adam