Paige snickered.

"I bet he does," she said. "That must be amusing."

"Oh it is. You should hear him when we watch Lord of the Rings, he rants." Tony grinned.

Paige snickered.

"That must be hysterical," she said. She grinned. "Well, since we're probably going to be here a while..."

"Jarvis?" Tony prompted.

"Of course, sir. As soon as this game is done." Jarvis sounded amused.

"Awesome," Paige said. "Now we just need popcorn. Kettle corn."

Tony pulled a package out of a cupboard. "We keep it for movie nights," he said, tossing it in the microwave.

"Awesome," Paige said. "And it's kettle corn?"

"It is kettle corn. It is the preferred brand of Natasha. So it should be good enough." Tony grinned.

"Fantastic," Paige said. She paused. "And she won't mind that someone else is eating her popcorn?"

"Nah, I've got a stockpile of it," Tony said, shaking his head. "I get a delivery of it bi-weekly. We can go through two or three boxes every movie night, between her and Thor and Barton."

"If you're sure," Paige said. She grinned. "Should be a fun evening, then."

"Oh yes." Tony listened as they finished another game. "Sounds like the kids are winding down, and Barton is about to get wound up. Jarvis, put in our normal order, accommodate for the guests."

"Already done, sir."

"You know me too well, J."

"Someone has to, sir."

Paige raised an eyebrow.

"Your AI has a mouth on him," she commented. "I like it, he's got sass."

"Of course he does, he's mine," Tony said, as if that explained everything. "I don't remember programming you with sass, J."

"I learned from the best, sir."

"That's awesome," Paige said, grinning. "Charles must love visiting just for that."

"Indeed he does," Jarvis agreed. "He has upon several occasions called me "the only voice of reason in the chaos"."

"No, not all the time, I am still master of science in this house." Tony puffed up a bit.

"I'm sure you are," Paige replied, still grinning.

Tony pouted a bit until the microwave went off. Then he pulled the kettle corn out and dumped it in a bowl, handing it over to her and moving into the doorway to watch and see what part of the movie they were at. He could always tell by how agitated Clint was.

Paige took the bowl and followed him into the living room. Immediately, some of the kids came over to her to investigate the bowl, and she sat down on one of the massive couches.

Tony took over a chair and sprawled out, grinning as he watched Clint rant at the movie. The kids all took it as a form of entertainment too.

Paige just laughed at Clint's antics.

"Admit it, you want to slide down the stairs like that," she teased.

"I totally could," Clint boasted, puffing up a bit. Tony just snorted at him.

"We'll find you a nice stadium somewhere to practice," he teased with a grin.

Paige just watched the banter back and forth, letting the kids climb up and steal her popcorn.

It didn't take much longer for dinner to arrive, which was a little more chaotic than normal, with the inclusion of the Avengers. Tony managed to get everything into the kitchen, at least, so the kids could go fill their plates. Thor was helping Ororo and Wanda.

Paige helped to supervise the little kids, even as Darwin and Alex briefly fangirled at each other over Tony and Bruce being in the same room. She helped Pietro with his plate, leaving Raven to handle Kurt.