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"Oh, I don't know," Jemma said over her shoulder as she and Clint walked through the grocery store. "There's quite a bit to be said for a proper fry-up, although some people do think of them as bland." She's got a basket full of food already since she's decided that she's cooking dinner for them, and she's been justifying some British food to him this whole time even though he's not protested.

"Alright, I think this is enough." It was a normal day, normal dinner plans- until... Well.

"Isn't that sweet?" Jemma looked up at the old woman who was running the register.

"Hm? Pardon?"

"Oh, what I was saying, dear, is that it's so sweet that you're making dinner for your boyfriend."

Oh.

Oh dear.
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"I know," she says over her shoulder as she walks ahead of him, "that this seems redundant, but I'm trying to isolate environmental factors from both of our universes since they're clearly parallel." She's already poked and prodded Clint, had him do V02 max tests, electrocardiograms -- She's tried almost everything to separate out if there's a molecular difference between him and everyone else she's been able to get her hands on who knows who the Avengers are-- and to whom they are real people.

While she hasn't quite gotten up the nerve to ask Tony yet, she supposes that it's only a matter of time.

But she'd found several new tests, and when she'd texted Clint and asked - well, cajoled, really, given that she'd offered to have dinner delivered and asked him to bring Lucky and she knew full well that an evening with her studying him was not exactly thrilling entertainment, but she said she'd owe him. And feed him, and now here he is.

"After we do this, I'm going to see if I can get Mr. Stark to let me do the same," she admitted, even though she's more than a little wary. Clint - well. Clint's her friend. Tony Stark.... he's something else entirely.
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Jemma had stopped by the L.A.B. on the way to the diner - both so that she and Fitz could go to the diner together, and also because she was honestly only a bit concerned about the stability of the latest arrows they were putting together for Clint because of what he'd said so she thought she'd check. Just a bit.

Not at all because she was nervous about meeting Tony Stark, and the fact that Fitz would get to hear first hand that Coulson mentioned it to Tony instead of talking to either one of them. Even if it was something to keep Tony busy, it still.... was odd. Honesty, the entire situation had been a bit odd from the moment she'd arrived, and over the past year or so, she'd just ended up sweeping the whole thing under the rug.

It's one of the reasons that she didn't tend to think of herself as Agent any longer; mostly 'Doctor' if she actually was going to take a title, but even that seemed to be stretching it a bit.

But she bundles up Fitz, and tries not to talk about the fact that they're going to meet Tony Stark at a diner because Agent Coulson gave him her email address. Or that he was oddly curious about whether she and Fitz were dating. And that he might end up calling Fitz 'Leo', even though the only people who really did that were Jemma and his parents.

There was a lot going on, but they got there squarely on time and...

He was already sitting and waiting.

And there were three milkshakes, one in front of him and two others that were untouched, and a basket of fries in the middle of the table.

Alright, then. "Mr. Stark?" It's a reflex, even though he's already told her to call him Tony. "Jemma Simmons. And this is Leo Fitz," she introduces him, flashing Fitz a nervous smile before she slides into the booth, wishing this was a bit more.... normal.
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Squinting at the laptop that's perched on a stack of books, Jemma shakes her head, mumbling to herself. "No, that's not what we want." Pushing up her safety goggles with the back of one gloved hand, she squints down at the pipette that's filled with a bluish-purple liquid.

"Fitz? I know you said that this was supposed to spray out of the arrow - how far were you thinking? And how large are the apertures?" The viscosity is far too low as it stands; this is supposed to knock someone unconscious, but she's relatively sure that currently? It's just going to dribble all over the inside of Clint's quiver and make a mess until it knocks him out.

Not ideal.

She looks back over her shoulder, and the moment she sees him-- fiddling with the jury rigged equipment that's currently their lab-- and the tension just sort of winds out of her. "Have you ever thought that maybe we should undertake commercial endeavors? Just... to increase funding." Because right now they'd managed to swing a minor research grant, but it was... sparse, at best. Both of them deserved better tools, to be honest.
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