Opening my eyes I try to adjust my vision to the lighting. Blinking a few times the blurriness clears up and I notice I'm in a very blank room. Glancing down I see I'm in green baggy pants and a white T-shirt. The sign on the middle makes me confuse...
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3rd Person's POV
"Slow down, slow down. I'm totally not kidding."
Pepper stands laughing with Sammie, "You're totally rambling."
Tony finally catches up with the two women. Both wanted to go for a morning run and this had been the third time they left him behind.
"No, I'm not."
Sammie glances over at Pepper and rolls her eyes before smiling at Tony, "Lost me."
"Look, you know how you're having a dream, and in the dream you gotta pee?"
Pepper frowns in confusion as they begin to walk, "Yeah."
"Okay, and then you're like, 'Oh my god, there's no bathroom, what am I gonna do?' 'Oh! Someone's watching.' 'I'm gonna go in my pants.'"
Sammie chuckles, "Right. And then you wake up, and in real life you actually have to pee."
Tony nods, "Yes."
Pepper raises an eyebrow, "Yeah. Everybody has that."
"Right! That's the point I'm trying to make. Apropos of that, last night, I dreamt, we had a kid. So real. We named him after your eccentric uncle. Uh, what was his name?"
Pepper nods in understanding, "Right."
"Morgan! Morgan." Tony answers excitingly.
Sammie smiles with a small pout as she thinks about children. Her one chance to have a child, and she ruined it. Sighing to herself she looks away and slowly begins to walk ahead of Tony and Pepper.
Pepper watches her and frowns. Tony glances at his sister and gives Pepper an apologetic smile knowing she would have to talk to her later.
"So you woke up, and thought that we were..."
"Expecting."
"Yeah."
"Yes?" Tony smiles.
Pepper frowns shaking her head, "No."
"I had a dream about it. It was so real."
"If you wanted to have a kid, you wouldn't have done that." Pepper points to Tony's chest attachment
Sammie shakes her head at the two as she slyly listens to their conversation. She understood both sides. Pepper wanted a normal life. She didn't want her loved ones to be in danger every minute. She didn't want to fear the death of Tony. And she just wanted to live without all the gadgets and suits. But to Tony... that was his life. He was an inventor. The suits were his babies. And he couldn't just get rid of them.
"I'm glad you brought this up, 'cause it's nothing. It's just a housing unit for nano particles."
