Arietta-Scott

Steve/Tony The 'L' Word Music: Breakthrough-Colbie Caillat ----------------------------------------- Tony didn't often say the 'L' word to anyone. He loved people, of course he did. He'd loved his mother. He loved Pepper for all the things she's done for him in the past and will do for him in the future, but he'd never really loved someone. Not until Steve. Tony didn't know when he fell for Steve Rogers. He'd always hated when his father would talk on and on about Steve. When the two met, they didn't have a moment to talk because Loki was hell bent on taking over the world, and Thor was hell bent on taking Loki back to Asgard. When the

 OOC: Decided to do a Thorki OTP. <3 Thor convinced Loki to go watch a movie at the theaters, it was a scary horror movie about poltergeist and zombies. He got himself some popcorn and large soda to drink during the movie. He grins brightly towards his brother. Loki expression held a uninterested look on his face, he didn't want to be here but to keep Thor shutting up and beg for him to come. "Come on Loki, don't want to miss out on the movie." He said with a toothy grin on his face, making his way towards the right theater number. Loki scowls. "I'm coming, hold your horses." He said with a sigh leaving his pale lips. This movie was goin

Thor glances at his brother proudly of course, enjoying to be around his brother frequently. He took his hand and grabbed his shoulder gently. “Nice job out there today in the battlefield.” He grins. Loki grins and folds his arms, confident and pride high of course. “Of course brother, after all I am a magician.” He said with a chuckle. Thor chuckles. “Let us feast and enjoy our victory tonight my brother!” He said. So they went to the food hall and feasted with their friends knowing war will continue tomorrow and this was only a small victory. — Thor held onto his hammer, enemies all around them.

    Loki grumbled as he walked down the halls of the Asgard. People were making out in random corners, just because of a card?  Snorting, the trickster proceeded to walk faster. Maybe he was slightly jealous. No one ever gave him cards or flowers. Well no one seemed to like him that way. Well except Thor.    Where was he anyways? Scowling, Loki burst through the door to the room the two brothers shared. Unawares to the shadow that slipped in behind him, Loki flung himself on the soft bed. He curled up and layed there, staring at the walls.    The red only reminded him of his big, blundering lover. Sniffing the lonely god burried his f

It had only been the start of Loki and Thor not sharing the same room anymore. Odin had thought they were getting too old for it, and thought it best if they finally got their own rooms, now reaching almost teen hood. Loki had been fine with it, almost happy, now not having to deal with Thor flying onto the top bunk and utterly destroying Loki underneath. Indeed, now he could read his books and practice magic without Thor constantly trying to talk to him and ask him what he was doing. Now Loki's room was only slightly cluttered, his desk filled with books and small scorch marks on the wall from when he got angry and magic was too convenient a