Music blared through my ears.
I had been to parties tons of times. But they were Tony Stark parties. Nothing like this.
I was wearing a sleeveless black silk dress. Sharon picked it out for me. Along with black heels, and golden jewelry.
It wasn't the ideal club outfit. This was a Tony Stark party outfit. But it will have to do. I had a black purse with golden details. It cost about $10,000, but that was barely any for me. I put my hair up, and did darker accented makeup. Especially around my eyes. This was a style I rarely chose. I didn't like how black looked on me.
Sharon had hosted a party at her place. It was around where all the glass cases were.
I accidentally got separated from my friends and Zemo. I wanted to try and stay with them, but lost them once Zemo started dancing and I got second-hand embarrassment.
I decided to get a drink. I pushed through the large crowd of people, the smell of alcohol and too much cologne filled my nose.
Finally I reached the bar. The bartender was wearing a red suit, with silver chains all across it. "Hello." I said over the music.
The bartender turned to me, and nodded. "Can I have a.." I looked down at the cocktail menu. Oh God, this was disgusting. Snake skin shot? Tiger tooth whiskey?
I cleared my throat. "Water. Please." The bartender raised an eyebrow, then turned around to pull out a glass.
I sighed, and sat down at the bar. Normally, I'd be dancing right now. But I didn't know anyone.
Call me self-centered, but at parties everyone knew me. I always had someone to talk to, to dance with, but now I had no one.
Unless I could find Sam, Sharon, or Buck. Which was almost impossible is this crowd. So I gave up, and sipped my water while doing, what I like to call, "people watching."
I was rudely interrupted by a man sitting down next to me. "Y/n Stark, I would never have expected seeing you here."
I looked over to see a dark featured man with glasses, and a purple-ish suit. He was handsome, and held himself high.
He had a blue drink in his hand, I didn't even want to ask what it was made of.
"Hello." I responded, taking another sip of my icy water. "I'm surprised someone here knows my name."
The man chuckled. "I'm Phineous Smith. I've been to a few of your brother's parties. I met you once." He told, looking deep into my eyes.
His breath reeked, and I mentally cringed. "Oh." I said shortly. "I'm sorry, I meet a lot of people."
He frowned, and nodded. "What are you doing here, anyways?" He asked, swirling his drink. He then took a sip, and his eyes wandered across my body.
I gulped. "Business." He raised an eyebrow, and set the glass down on the bar counter.
"Business, hm? What sort of business?" He began to pry, making me frown.
"Sir, I don't believe this is any of your business. Now I should be finding my friends now." I mumbled, leaving my empty water glass on the counter, and getting up.
He sighed, and set his drink down as well, getting up. "Okay, I'm sorry. I just think you're so beautiful and—"
"Excuse me?" Bucky cut in. His metal hand resting on my hip. Phineous looked up, his eyes widening ever so slightly.
Bucky kept a stern face, occasionally peering in down at me. "Barnes? I saw you in a museum piece. Didn't know you two were," he looked down at Bucks hand on my hip, and raised an eyebrow, "friends."
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Isolophilia
RomanceISOLOPHILIA (n.) strong affection for solitude/ being alone. ==•== After Tony Starks death, along with her close friend Natasha's death, she feels lost. Yes, the world is saved, but where does she fit in anymore? Her and Sam stay in close contact...