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Jun. 24th, 2018 08:28 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ahollowmanHe was teaching Peter to drive. Because it was a basic life skill he was going to need one day. Because he had the resources and the familiarity. Because he knew about Peter's abilities. Basically, the list of reasons was so long that there wasn't really an excuse not to do it, even though Tony was so good at coming up with excuses.
So he was teaching Peter to drive, even though he didn't like people driving his cars, especially if they moved his mirrors or the seat or God forbid, touched his music.
He'd arranged to meet Peter outside Green Gardens at the requisite time, which was after Tony got out of work and the rush hour traffic cleared. He pulled up in the only sedan he owned, a shimmering grey four door electric. It was an automatic. Also the only one Tony owned. The things that made it necessary but undesirable to Tony Stark would make it ideal for Peter Parker.
He slid Peter's paper learner's permit copy into the glove box, tapped his sunglasses down, exited the vehicle, and sat himself in the passenger seat. It felt strange. He leaned back in the seat and put his heel up on the open window frame.
Then he honked for Peter.
So he was teaching Peter to drive, even though he didn't like people driving his cars, especially if they moved his mirrors or the seat or God forbid, touched his music.
He'd arranged to meet Peter outside Green Gardens at the requisite time, which was after Tony got out of work and the rush hour traffic cleared. He pulled up in the only sedan he owned, a shimmering grey four door electric. It was an automatic. Also the only one Tony owned. The things that made it necessary but undesirable to Tony Stark would make it ideal for Peter Parker.
He slid Peter's paper learner's permit copy into the glove box, tapped his sunglasses down, exited the vehicle, and sat himself in the passenger seat. It felt strange. He leaned back in the seat and put his heel up on the open window frame.
Then he honked for Peter.
