Raven settled in with Kurt on a couch, and everyone else settled in as they all got their food. Somehow there was even enough space for everyone in the living room, as some of the kids decided to sit on the floor.

"My living room has been turned into a movie theater. I approve." Tony grinned as he went back to his chair.

"You would approve," Raven teased as she wrangled her teleporting spawn. She had long since dropped her blonde facade in favor of her natural appearance.

Tony just grinned at her and waggled his eyebrows playfully. He figured they had another hour or two before the kids started to fall asleep.

Fortunately he had enough rooms for everyone.

Paige only noticed the kids were asleep when she realized they hadn't climbed onto her. Glancing around, she couldn't help but grin when she saw that all of the little kids were piled on top of Thor, sound asleep.

Thor was not asleep, but he was being especially careful. He was the most fond of children out of the group, and he was trying to let them all sleep.

Tony snickered when he saw and caught a quick picture. "We can haul them all down to guest rooms in a bit," he said quietly.

Thor just nodded, but made no move to get up.

Paige took out her phone, snapped a quick picture, and texted it to Crystal.

It took Crystal a few minutes to reply.

Oh my goodness that is the most adorable thing. Lucky you, you get downtime.

Watching LotR with Hawkeye in the room is the most hysterical thing. How's Charles?

Alright. Still in labour. But things seem to be going fine, which is good.

Keep us updated, we'll keep the kids all occupied.

Will do. Good luck.

"Anything happen yet?" Tony asked without moving from his spot. He'd guessed who she was texting.

"Not yet," Paige replied. "But everything's going well so far."

Tony nodded and waited for the movie to finish to get up and start cleaning up. Dishes got put in the sink, and he picked up Wanda, carrying her to a guest room for the night.

Paige picked up Pietro, following Tony. She'd learned by now it was best to keep the twins together.

By the time all the kids had been settled in, Tony went and flopped over in his chair again.

"Well, that's one thing we won't have to worry about until morning."

"Unless I get the text to wake them all up to bring them home again in the middle of the night," Paige pointed out as she settled on one end of the couch.

"Nah, I doubt it. I think you'll all stay until morning." Tony shrugged. "I can get Steve to make pancakes, he makes awesome pancakes."

"Steve... Rodgers?" Paige asked, blinking. "Captain America? Making pancakes?"

"Hell yes, they are pancakes made of awesome." Tony grinned. "Thor can't cook, we tried. Barton cooks pretty well, but Bruce is the best, he knows how to make things from a dozen different countries."

Paige gave him a strange look.

"And you still order out?" she asked. "For the onslaught of kids, yeah, but I've heard about how often you order out."

"It's habit and they're lazy." Tony shrugged. "Barton bitches half the time someone asks him to cook."

Paige sighed.

"I would argue that actually cooking costs less than ordering out all the time, but that's not an effective argument right now," she said.

"Nope." Tony smirked and looked over when Raven called that she was going to bed too. "There should still be an open guest room or two on this floor," he told Paige.

Paige nodded.

"Alright," she said. "Thanks."

Tony nodded and left everything else to be cleaned up later. Everyone was starting to head back to their own rooms, so he headed down to the lab.