Nat poured a second cup of coffee to sip this time, while they got started on making something for breakfast. Nat could hear the muffled voice of Fury continuing, but Claire would tell Nat if it were important. “For you,” Claire signed with one hand as she used the other to hold up the phone. Nat smiled sleepily and drowned the hot and bitter drink. Now, her phone’s voice recorder could caption life in real time.Ĭlaire noticed Nat as they poured themselves a cup of black coffee from the pot on the counter and waved. When Claire wasn’t wearing her aids, answering a call took three minutes because she had to get them.
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Helen’s voice recognition meant that Claire could take calls without having to worry about getting her hearing aids and her compilot, having all the Bluetooth sync up and plugging in the right pin codes, so all her technology liked each other. Nat wouldn’t’ve guessed that when it came to disabilities, Toni Stark thought of everything. Nat didn’t mind the new StarkTech craze, they’d never let their phone record them continuously, but there were merits to Toni Stark’s latest inventions. Claire was lounging on the couch, watching her new StarkPhone intently, as Fury’s voice over the line was translated into text by everyone’s new best friend, Helen Stark. As they walked to the kitchen, past the framed stock photos and cheap Target decor, they noticed Claire. The apartment was three rooms: one bedroom, one bathroom, and one living space. Nat looked down at the dark tank top and boxers clinging to their narrow frame, glanced at the tight compression garment on the floor, and decided they didn’t need that right now, especially before coffee. They sat up, yawning and stretching, and tossing the cheap, cotton sheets off their lap. Nat woke up in a familiar bed, a lumpy pillow resting under their head. ← Previous Work Part 6 of Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better Next Work → Stats: Published: Completed: Words: 38368 Chapters: 13/13 Comments: 106 Kudos: 198 Bookmarks: 14 Hits: 4904 Past Bucky Barnes/Peggy Carter/Steve Rogers.For the first time in 2019, contributions to the Met’s Costume Institute surpassed $200 million thanks to the high-profile fundraiser. The Met Gala began in 1948 as the Costume Institute Gala and has grown in the decades since to become the glitzy A-list event it now is. Vote for Beyoncé’s best Met Gala look here, Lady Gaga’s best look here, Rihanna’s best look here, and Kanye West’s best Met Gala look here. According to this year’s invitation, straight from Vogue editor Anna Wintour, this year’s event is a white-tie affair with an emphasis on “Gilded Glamour.”įollow along with Billboard as we bring you all the night’s high-fashion moments from the red carpet, and if you want to look back at Met Galas past, we’ve been revisiting the best looks of some of music’s biggest stars and asking readers to vote for their favorite. Regina King, Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds and Lin-Manuel Miranda are the co-chairs of Monday night’s (May 2) event, celebrating “In America: An Anthology of Fashion,” the second part of a major two-part exhibition at the museum exploring the roots of American fashion. It’s the first Monday in May, and that means the Met Gala has arrived!Īfter taking 2020 off due to the COVID-19 pandemic and delaying the event until September last year, we’re back on track with the fundraising gala for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute in New York.
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