The only good I've ever done (marvel)

Merry Christmas

All right, I'm sorry this is late, but anyway, I love this one, I sorta classify it as the beginning but then I'm going to annoy you, not gonna say how, blah blah blah, here is your episode: also, I'm sorry, these earlier episodes are not my best work, but I promise, I think it's going good now (as in, where I'm writing currently) also, I'm starting to write the civil war part.... and then I'm going to move onto endgame. And I think that's going to break me. So yeah. Help.
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"Ok! Ok, here! Tony that's yours, and Nat, here."

It was Christmas Day, and the whole team, plus Pepper and Jane, were gathered in the living quarters, around a huge tree, and piles of bright paper. It was nearing eleven and after finishing a royal breakfast they'd prepared to open the mountains of gifts.
After organizing them into piles for each person, the unwrapping began. Robyn mentally noted down everything that each person got, to name a few:

- Tony got slightly different gifts as the others, as it was universally accepted that he could afford everything he wanted, so instead his gifts were homemade/ handpicked; Pepper had him made an oversized hoodie, Steve bought him a book about Quantum Physics;The infinite possibilities, and from Robyn he got a small photo, which he immediately slipped into his pocket.

- Steve got slightly more conventional gifts, such as;
several t-shirts from Bruce,
a small gold statue of himself on a pedestal holding a sign saying 'America's Ass' from Tony,
and a full set of the Hunger Games from Bucky, who was to later agree with Robyn on the fact that the books were even better than the films.

- Bucky was given more awkward presents, as even he wasn't sure what he liked anymore;
Steve gave him a photo album, filled with rather old pictures from the 30's, Clint gave him a $100 voucher for the local pizzeria,
and Robyn gave him a copy of "The Perks of being a Wallflower', he opened it to find a note telling him it was her favourite book she'd ever read, and that was saying something.

- Robyn was surprised that she even had gifts, let alone that they knew what she liked, but she was pleasantly surprised;
Bucky handed her an A5 sketch pad, along with an array of pencils, for her art, Natasha and Bruce had clubbed together, both being rather strapped for cash, and bought her a soft coal black turtleneck jumper, which she immediately donned,
and to her surprise (and slight worry) Toby stated that her gift would be given later, after dinner.

The rest of the day was spent relaxing, mocking each other, eating, and more eating. After they'd destroyed the nut roast Robyn had made, Thor complaining at the lack of wild boar, they'd retreated back to the many sofas and armchairs and sunk into crappy Christmas games.

Finally the sneaky glances around the room made Robyn snap.
"Ok, ok! Please, What is with the looks, you've all been winking at each other the whole day, I am struggling to bear this, what is going on!!"

Tony smirked at her. "I knew you weren't as patient as you made out."

He heaved himself up, and strode out of the room.

"Now where are you going!? That is not how you answer a QUESTION!" Robyn shouted at the empty doorway, the rest of the group laughing. Tony ran back in a few minutes clutching a long, thin box. (No it's not a wand I mean more like the size of a very small fridge).

"Here." And he placed it in front of her. She tugged at the tape, slipping it open to find another box inside. But this one was shaped like a small guitar, black and battered around the edges. Robyn held her breath, before clicking open the latched and revealing a gold-brown violin, shining in the glow from the fire. Carved up one side was a small bird, getting smaller and smaller as it flew away. It was a simple design, but the most noticeable feature was there'd chest of the bird.