But the Grant, Scott thing was never straight forward. There was a lot of smoke and mirrors around that relationship, and even now, it's all conjecture, because Cary Grant refused to define what they were.
In The Order it works with Tony and Henry, because the lifestyle they were living was proper debauched. In the second trade, there's hints of Tony/Henry again, but then alas, the comic stopped printing.
But anyways, in The Order there's another part in the book where Tony buys Henry a house, and Henry is all, "Say what now?"
Henry is so adorably clueless, I lurve him so. Especially when Pepper asks him to sleep with her, and he's like, "Do what now?"
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I know, right?
In The Order it works with Tony and Henry, because the lifestyle they were living was proper debauched. In the second trade, there's hints of Tony/Henry again, but then alas, the comic stopped printing.
But anyways, in The Order there's another part in the book where Tony buys Henry a house, and Henry is all, "Say what now?"
Henry is so adorably clueless, I lurve him so. Especially when Pepper asks him to sleep with her, and he's like, "Do what now?"
Re: I know, right?