“Hmmm, no. I won’t do it. Tip for you, though: the next time I’m down, send out for some of this.” Neatly she laid the fork upside down on the plate and eyed Tony. “Now what?”“I’ll keep that in mind.” He set his fork down and pulled out his wallet, so when the waitress came back all he had to do was hand over his card. He watched her walk away and turned his attention back to Summer. “Now, I s’pose I give you this,” he said, and reached into his jacket to pull out a small box, though too big to be a ring box.
There was a necklace in the box. A triangular blue diamond, with a series of smaller cut blue diamonds around it to fill out a circular platinum setting, hung from a platinum chain.
It only took a moment for her to grasp the pattern, and her eyes filled with tears. “Proof that Tony Stark has a heart,” she murmured, blinking. She ignored the tears utterly, looking up at Tony. “Thank you,” Summer said. She got up and stepped to his side, kissing his temple. “Will you put it on?”