"I might," Amy replied as she put together a drink. "What are you up for today?"

"Anything," Leandra groaned. "I'll eat anything right now I'm so hungry."

Amy grinned a bit and put a sandwich together for her sister, handing it over.

"Here," she said. "All yours."

"Oh thank you, you're a saint." Leandra dove on the sandwich and demolished it before she actually slowed down a bit and licked her fingers clean.

"Boss has been keeping me busy today, had me run down to R&D to get stuff, and R&D thought it was funny to send me all over those three floors to find stuff."

"And yet, somehow I'm sensing that it's not entirely a bad thing," Amy said dryly as she handed her sister a latte.

"It's not." Rei grinned and glanced towards the back, where the other barista was, before lowering her voice. "They've got amazing stuff there, Amy. Stuff I can't get anywhere else. I can put together something to help you with everything in there, I just need to get a better idea of their inventory."

"Just don't get in trouble," Amy said softly. "Seriously. This is a good thing we have, maybe it wouldn't be so bad to keep it for a while."

"We can keep it for a while," Leandra agreed. "But it's more important to get you comfortable so you're not so worried. If I can do that, we can always move to another big city, it's not like there's a lack of them." She paused. "But I'll try not to get caught."

"You'll never find another job like this, though," Amy pointed out. "This is like your golden opportunity. I don't want you to ruin it because of me."

Leandra shrugged. "Well, we'll see what happens," she said quietly. "I still have to figure out what I need and all that."

Amy nodded a bit.

"Just be cautious, alright?" she said. She couldn't tell her sister not to, because she knew Leandra would do it anyways, so she just settled on telling her to be careful.

Leandra nodded. "I will be," she said quietly, smiling a bit. "I don't want to get caught."

Amy nodded.

"Alright," she said. "Now go on, isn't your break almost over?"

"Just about." Leandra sighed. "I'll see you when I get off. Text me if anything happens."

"I will," Amy said. And she always did. There had been times that texting her sister had been the only reason they had escaped the Extremis scientists.

Leandra nodded and headed back to work, already working on excuses to go wander around R&D again.

Amy managed to settle into something of a routine, which she was oddly grateful for. She worked steady hours at the cafe and kept her head down, making sure not to draw any attention to herself. It was easier this time than it had been before, since she managed to keep herself calm and mellow with tea. So far, she was doing well passing herself as a normal person.

Leandra managed mostly well. She snuck things out from R&D that she wasn't supposed to have, but no one noticed it was her. Sure, she heard that they didn't know, but that was fine with her.

And everything would have continued to be fine, except her boss asked her to do a few things from his computer, so she started working. And then she discovered an entirely different set of databases that had more information on Extremis.

So, of course, she had to hack into them.

She didn't make it far before alarms in the system started to trip. Tony was alerted immediately, and he promptly jumped in to isolate the intruder and figure out how the hell they got in in the first place. It shouldn't have been possible.

Leandra was working as fast as she could to get the information she wanted. She knew she had to, because she knew whoever had put up those excellent firewalls would notice soon.

Tony worked very quickly within his own systems, and it barely took him two minutes to isolate the intruder and shut them down.

"Ha, gotcha..." he muttered as he figured out where the signal originated from. Whoever it was, they had excellent form, he had to give them that. But they weren't good enough.

Leandra swore as she was shut down, and she managed to exit out of the programs and reboot her boss's computer, hurrying back to her own station. There, even if he had gotten the specific IP address, she wouldn't be there anymore.

Tony stormed down to where he'd isolated the signal, he found the head of the department. After a few heated words, Tony was pointed at Leandra.

"You," he said, pointing to her. "Come with me. Now."

"Sir?" Leandra got to her feet anyway to follow him. "Is there a problem, sir?" She wasn't stupid, she knew he'd caught her hacking into his databases. Anyone who'd watched the news for the past few years knew who Tony Stark was, after all.

"Don't play stupid with me," Tony snarled as he led her away. "Did you really think I wouldn't catch you?"