Captain America Bingo 2023

So helpful

So helpful.

Ship: Steve Rogers X Reader.
Word count: 272 words.
Rating: Teen.
Square: N4 "Internet so helpful".
Summary: The Internet will help Steve to organize a surprise party for you... or not.
Warnings/Tags: Slightly angst, surprise party, mistake.
A/N: This is my entry to All Caps Bingo.

So, I posted this first on my Tumblr and my Ao3.

My native language is Spanish so I wanna improve my writing skills in English if you notice any mistakes, please let me know and I will correct them.

I don't give any kind of permission that my fics to be posted on other platforms or languages (I translate myself my work) or the use of my graphics (my dividers are included in this), I did them exclusively for my fics, please respect my work and don't steal it.

DISCLAIMER: I don't own Marvel's characters (unfortunately), except for the original characters and the story.

Steve wanted to throw you a surprise party to celebrate your promotion at work. But he didn't have the slightest idea of how to do it, he had asked Natasha and Tony... the options they gave him... they were not yet at that point in their relationship; Steve was thinking of something more... friendly and innocent.

He remembered that before everything was consulted in the newspaper ads when you need some service, he turned to look at the laptop, you had told him that on the internet he could find everything he needed.

With some fear - he did not want to cause a fire or break the computer - he began to look for what he needed. And he was completely amazed, with a few clicks he had gotten everything he needed and by himself, it felt good to be able to do something without the help of another person, especially if the person was trying to defeat -cofcof Natasha and Tony cofcof- his purpose.

Saturday came quickly, although he had not told you, he knew you would arrive around two in the afternoon and find everything arranged, he had even sent virtual invitations, emphasizing that it was a surprise party.

Only the chairs were still to arrive, but when the truck arrived and the chairs started to be brought down, Steve felt very confused, there were so many child-size chairs, he started to argue with the manager until he showed him the order Steve had placed, he had chosen the wrong chairs.   

"Internet so helpful," he mumbled, he had to think fast about how to fix that little problem.