"You good?" Tony asked his daughter, offering his hand out to her as she stepped out of the tall helicopter. She grabbed it for balance as she jumped down to the ground, looking around at the indoor airforce base that was inside the Avengers Compound. Happy stood at the entrance to the large air hangar, his arms crossed and his sunglasses still perched on his head despite it being dark and the fact he was indoors.

"Tony you can't just leave and not tell anyone. And you can't just use one of the helicopters without clearing it with me first," Happy said in his best attempt to sound stern with Stark.

"It was important Happy, Y/N needed me... Come on kiddo, I'll introduce you to everyone. Well not everyone, but some of the American based heroes. Some of them are on different countries dealing with this revolution bullshit but there's a bunch here," Tony said putting his arm around her excitedly.

He felt like he was bringing home a new pet, excited to show her off as his own and introduce her to his family. Considering his parents we're both deceased, his family came down to Happy, Pepper and the Avengers. And now Y/N.

"Isn't she supposed to be at her Mum's house for the Winter break?" Happy asked, gaining a wide eyed expression from Tony and a 'trying to be subtle' head shake as if to say 'don't bring that up'.

"She decided she didn't want to be a parent anymore, so I'm here. I'll take the train back to college for the rest of the break though," Y/N said answering Happy's question.

"Nobody will be on campus. Stay with me, you'll have your own room and you'll be close to your friends. They all live in the city right? I know Pete does," Tony smiled. She nodded. MJ and Ned weren't too far from Peter, although they didn't live in Queens.

Avengers Compound was huge. It was easily one hundred acres and had a designated lap pool and cinema screening room, an archery range and a fully equipped gym. Tony was in the midst of trying to convince Pepper they should live there permanently; although she loved Manhattan too much.

Walking through the pristinely clean and light filled corridors, Tony pointed out various artifices and memorabilia adorning the walls and displayed in cabinets as they walked. He was proud to show her what The Avengers had done over their active years, and even more proud to show his daughter the work he had accomplished. Happy trailed behind them, holding back a smile as he watching Tony being so enthusiastic.

"This is your boyfriends first suit," Tony laughed, stopped at a glass cabinet and pointing to the makeshift suit Peter had made himself.

"It's like, a jumper with the sleeves cut off... This is so ugly oh my god- Also he's not my boyfriend," she scoffed.

"Well, I know I'm not really in the best position to be all fatherly to you yet, but I approve of the kid," Tony smiled, continuing their walk through the campus as he begun to point things out again.

As the reached the conference room, Y/N stood out of the way with Happy to let Tony enter first - she was nervous to meet them all.

"Oh nice of you to finally join us again. Did you get bored listening to how we're going to save humanity or did you just want to pick up a pizza?" Steve Rogers huffed, staring at Tony in the doorway.

"Hilarious. But no, I uh, I want you guys to meet someone... This is Y/N," Tony said nervously, waving Y/N into the room as she slowly walked in with Happy.

"You brought Parker's girlfriend to the compound? That's what was so important for you to leave without telling us? Hi by the way," Natasha said before smiling at the girl and giving her a quick wave.

"She's not my girlfriend!" Peter whispered across the table, his brows furrowed at her before turning back to Y/N.

"She's my daughter," Tony said bluntly, waiting for someone to speak - or show any reaction whatsoever.

"You have a kid? Since when?" Sam Wilson chuckled, bewildered at the fact that Tony Stark was a parent.

"Since like nineteen years ago but hey, cut the guy some slack he didn't know until two months ago," Y/N interrupted, making Sam smile at her confidence.

She was still nervous, fidgeting with her fingers as a room full of the worlds most powerful people stared at her. Tony asked Peter to show her to one of the vacant rooms, telling Y/N to make herself comfortable as they finish their meeting.

"Mr. Stark she can just stay in my room?" Peter said screwing his face up, confused at why she would need one of the spare rooms if they usually stayed together at Stark Tower.

"Well Peter, you're still grounded aren't you?" Tony grinned, sitting down at the long conference table and spinning towards him.

"But you're not even my parent, your here. Why isn't she grounded?" Peter whined.

"Because she didn't endanger someone's life by taking a web slinging joyride through New York and get them caught by the very same people we are all trying to take down. She also didn't get her identity exposed and tell the bad guys about my personal life. Correct me if I'm wrong but, I thought that was you who did that... Am I wrong Peter?" Tony said sarcastically smiling, talking to him as if he was a kid and making the other heroes giggle.

They were all as immature as each other, no matter how tough they pretended to be.

"Mr. Stark can we please talk about this in the hall?" Peter murmured, now embarrassed at how Tony is was reprimanding him in front of a crowd.

"I just sat down, I'm kind of comfortable here. Your suit still has its training wheels on, and you will sleep in seperate rooms until I think you're ready to not be grounded anymore," Tony grinned.

Peter sighed loudly, leaving the room and pulling Y/n's arm as she called out 'nice to meet you all!' as she was dragged out.

"You realise you're parenting the wrong kid, right?" Steve said turning back to Tony.

"Nah, she's a good kid. Peter is the one who doesn't listen to important stuff. In one ear, out the other," Tony laughed, turning back to the monitor and continuing their meeting.

"You serious about her though? You just found your daughter after almost twenty years?" Natasha asked quietly.

"I always knew her, I just thought her Dad was my old business partner and not me... But I think I'll ask to adopt her formally. She's an adult so she doesn't need to but I think it'd be cool to make it official," Tony said casually, still looking up at the screen.

"You seem so chilled about this..." Natasha continued.

"Why wouldn't I be? She's not a small child I actually have to raise and risk fucking up. She's cool already."