Tony waved a hand at her and went back to his calculations. He was almost done with them, anyways.

Lea went to go install the programming before she headed over to the coffee shop to get some tea and hand over the new headband to Amy.

Amy was already on her third cup of tea by the time Lea got there. It had been a busy morning, and Amy had needed all the calm she could get.

"Hey," Lea greeted, looking Amy over. "You've been here long enough, you should be due a break. Take ten minutes to drink that tea. And I've got this." She held up the headband.

"You made another one already?" Amy asked, quickly putting together a drink and handing it to someone else. "I thought it was going to take a while."

"I had access to everything I needed," Lea said with a shrug. "And Stark didn't ask for anything, so I was able to get it done immediately."

"But I thought you were going to work with him on... the problem," Amy replied as she managed to slip away for her break. She took a big cup of tea with her.

"I guess he's not ready yet." Lea shrugged. "Probably by the time I get back he'll be ready and demanding to know what took me so long." She rolled her eyes. "But this will work until we figure something else out." She handed over the headband.

Amy took the headband and slipped it on, closing her eyes for a moment and sighing.

"Thanks," she said. She opened her eyes again and sipped her tea.

"My pleasure." Lea grinned. "If that's working fine, I think I should get back before Stark decides he needs me for something."

"It feels like it's working," Amy said, nodding. She sighed. "It's been so busy today, there were so many people..."

"I know." Lea rubbed her shoulder briefly. "Hopefully this will make it easier, and soon I should have a better solution."

Amy nodded and leaned slightly into her sister's touch.

"I should get back to work soon," she said reluctantly.

"I know. Bring some tea back when you leave. Or see if you can just get the loose leaf tea to bring back so you can make it whenever you want." Lea didn't leave just yet though, she figured Amy could use a bit longer to relax.

"I'm going to see how much loose-leaf I can afford," Amy said. "Bring as much of it back as I can."

"Good idea." Lea grinned briefly. "That should help."

Amy stayed there with her sister for a few more minutes before she reluctantly got up.

"I should get back to work," she said.

"Alright." Lea got up as well. "You'll get off in a few more hours and things will be easier."

Amy nodded.

"I'll meet you back there," she said. She couldn't refer to the tower as 'home,' but she hadn't referred to anywhere as 'home' for a while.

"See you later." Lea headed back to the tower and back up to the lab to see if Tony needed her yet.

Amy headed back to work once her sister was gone.

Tony, meanwhile, had long since finished his calculations and was now trying to wrangle Dummy into some maintenance.

"Dummy! I swear, I'm going to take your wheels and replace them with blocks, you're going to be the saddest little bot when you can't keep rolling around like that, and I'm going to sit you in the corner with your dunce hat, is that what you want?"

Lea just watched for a bit when she got up there, grinning as she watched the two. Clearly this was normal.

"Need any help?" she asked, looking between the two.

"Watch it!" Tony shouted as Dummy suddenly took off towards Lea, away from Tony and his screwdriver.

Lea didn't dive out of the way, instead watching with interest. "Dummy, right? Nice to meet you, I'm Lea. What are you doing running from him? He's not scary."

Dummy chirped and waved his arm, rolling in circles around her while Tony tried and failed to head him off.

"Dummy, come on, you know you need these upgrades, you worthless waste of circuits. You and Butterfingers aren't this much trouble, you know, so why do you have to be so difficult?"