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Fix Him	By : Strailo Category: Marvel Verse Movies > Avengers, The Views: 10082 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
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Title: Fix Him
Fandom: Avengers
Chapter: 14
Characters: Avengers
Word count: 1,474
AN: Another chapter down. Still several more to go.
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“I turned Stark Tower One into Avengers Tower One.”
That very interesting bit of news came from one Tony Stark who had a very amused Pepper Potts standing next to him during the very first meeting of the Avengers after their so called vacation. They had sat down in their chairs, given over their reports on what they had done during their vacation time, Tony going last of course, and dropping that bomb on them.
Coulson had sat and chuckled at the surprised or blank looks on his fellow Avenger’s faces before explain just how the Tower had been broken down.
The first floor was the mail rooms, secretaries offices and the main lobby where people checked in before being lead to the offices of those they were meeting. The second and third floors were conference rooms for the rest of the building, along with larger storage rooms. From there, there were laboratories and researcher offices, including full floor ones for Bruce Banner and Tony himself to work in when at the tower. There were also training rooms, ranges and gyms covering a few of the floors on their own. The ranges had Natasha and Clint damn near climaxing at the very sight of them.
The living quarters covered three floors with one apartment as the Avengers gathering place. Thor, Natasha, Bruce and Spike all had their own one bedroom apartments while Coulson and Barton shared a larger, four bedroom, two bathroom apartment on the same floor as the gathering area. Tony and Pepper had the pent house at the very top for when they weren’t at his Miami home.
They had been told that the only reason why Barton and Coulson were sharing an apartment was because Coulson still needed someone to watch over him and make sure that he didn’t end up pushing himself right back into the medical unit. So far, the living arrangements worked pretty damn well for everyone there.
Thor was in and out of his apartment, often playing guinea pig for Tony and Bruce to learn all they could about Gods and their limits. He also acted as the go between for Asgard and SHIELD, creating a solid alliance between them. His apartment had taken on an elegance that you would not have expected from the boisterous God of Thunder. The furniture had all been brought down from Asgard, all of it made from a dark, solid wood with thick, comfortable cushions that one could since into. The walls were a rich green with the same wood as the furniture acting as the floor, just stained lighter then said furniture. The kitchen and bathroom were both a light, airy blue, the kitchen rarely used.
Everything about the apartment was elegant decadence, through and through.
Bruce’s apartment on the other hand was simplistic while still providing enough comfort for him. A large couch and matching large bookcases made up his living room furniture along with a TV in the corner. It was only really used to keep tabs on news programs that he liked and not much else unless they all gathered in his apartment. His bedroom had a bed, side tables and a dresser, keeping to the simplistic design. Carpet covered the floors except in the front hall way, which was done in what looked to be marble but wasn’t, and the bathroom, done in brown tiles on the floor and tan paint on the walls. But it was his kitchen that was the only part of the apartment that was currently a demolished mess, Bruce recreating it when he had some time to do so or wasn’t allowed near the lab by his friends.
It was looking to be a gorgeous kitchen, everyone agreeing to that.
Steve’s apartment was a timeless classic design, as Natasha had called it once. Large, comfortable chairs surrounded a large gas fireplace that looked like a normal log fireplace with a three person couch directly in front of it. Side tables sat with matching lamps in between the couch and the armchairs. A simple wood table with a glass top sat in front of the couch, covered in books mostly. Floor lamps threw the perfect amount of light to read at night while the large windows provided it during the day.
The walls had been repainted a nice dark sandy color from the original off white color and the original plain brown carpet had been replaced by redwood floors in most of the rooms outside of the kitchen and bathroom. Those rooms had nice, simple gray slate tiles. His bedroom was decadent with a large bed, a matching dresser and side tables with simple little lamps.
It felt like Steve, right down to the bed sheets in dark blues, reds and soft whites.
Natasha was an oasis though, one that very few could ever get to see. It had enough security features to make even Jarvis feel a bit of jealousy, all the while keeping her privacy. She didn’t have any furniture per say, at least not any that could be considered normal. Instead she had large bean bags like chairs that were scattered around the living room on the shag carpet which was a nice dark red color. Her bed was a rather nice platform bed and was the only piece of furniture in her bedroom, being made out of a light wood that she liked so much.
To none of their surprises, she had hidden something like two dozen weapons around the apartment in various compartments.
Phil’s and Clint’s apartment was a comfortable neutral that mixed their particular styles. Bamboo wood ran from the entry way down into the living room and down the hallway as the floor. The bathrooms and kitchen had warm, large, stone looking tiles instead of the original small white tiles. The tiles were the color of pines, a softer shade of the floor tiles made up the black splash as the cabinets were a light wood. The paint through most of the house were shades of very light greens.
In the kitchen, the appliances were a sleek black and the best that they could get for a good price. Two ovens, a six burner stove and a matching microwave were all new, put in on Tony’s order when he found that Coulson was looking at replacing the ones that were there. The refrigerator had stayed, the two agreeing that it was a nice one. In the bathrooms, which were shared between two of the four bedrooms, the green was offset by the softly covered wood and the off white tub and glass contained shower. Dual sinks were in both bathrooms and rather large, having quite a bit of cabinet space under them.
All of the apartments were pretty much laid out the same with the entry way just inside of the door, leading to the living room. On one side of the room was the kitchen and dining space, which wasn’t really used, and on the other was the hallway to the bedrooms and bathrooms.
Barton’s and Coulson’s bedrooms and bathrooms were set up a bit differently though. One side of the hallway had two rooms and a bathroom while the other side had the other two rooms and a bathroom. The entire floor plan took up more room, leaving the other apartment on the same floor slightly smaller but still a good place for everyone to get together.
Barton’s bedroom on the left side of the hallway was as expected. There were many places where he could perch, the ceilings were vaulted and taking over a bit of Tony’s and Pepper’s penthouse. His bed was much like a bunk bed but made of a good solid wood, and without the second bed on the bottom. Instead there was a desk under the main bed, a dresser taking one wall of the room up while a tall bookcase took over the another wall. The colors of the walls and carpet were rather interesting shades of gray that was a rather nice color with the way it was set up.
While Barton’s room was cool, Coulson’s room was warm in rich jewel tones of blues and purples. The carpet was a purple, almost as dark as black, while the walls were painted a rich indigo blue. His bed was an older solid wood bed with matching side tables and a dresser, all of it elegantly carved with ivy and done in a red wood. Pictures of the various people in his life were scattered about the room.
The two men used the other two rooms as offices but also as guest rooms if they needed to. Coulson’s office just as used as often as his office that he had four floors down, while Barton was found perched somewhere near him.
Or in the vents again.
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