Phil was incredibly patient. Of course, that didn't mean that Clint didn't piss him off at times. Sometimes Clint really was an asshole, but Phil understood why. He tried to just deal with it. He hoped that after they got through the first full moon, Clint would be less tense. They would be fine after that. He just needed to see that it was okay. Besides, it wasn't as if Clint wasn't constantly doing things to try to make up for it. Phil recognized that.
"Because I asked really nicely." He dropped his attache case by the couch door and toed off his shoes before walking into the room. "And I'm hard to say no to." He smiled at Clint.
He pulled off his jacket and threw it over the back of a chair before sitting down on the couch. He would change into more comfortable clothes later. For now, he just wanted to sit down.
"What do you want to do about dinner?" Phil was well-aware of the elephant in the room, but he was tired and he wanted a little normalcy. Clint had started to become part of his normal, strange as that was, and he was completely okay with that.
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Date: 2012-09-22 06:48 am (UTC)"Because I asked really nicely." He dropped his attache case by the couch door and toed off his shoes before walking into the room. "And I'm hard to say no to." He smiled at Clint.
He pulled off his jacket and threw it over the back of a chair before sitting down on the couch. He would change into more comfortable clothes later. For now, he just wanted to sit down.
"What do you want to do about dinner?" Phil was well-aware of the elephant in the room, but he was tired and he wanted a little normalcy. Clint had started to become part of his normal, strange as that was, and he was completely okay with that.