The Science Of Destruction ( Science Bros AU)

  Bruce Banner was an excellent student. He showed up to class precisely when he was told to and the teachers were constantly depending on him to explain to the class what they could not comprehend. Bruce liked it that way, he enjoyed the silent solitude sitting alone at lunch gave him and furthermore the more he was alone the less apt he was to lose his temper at the utter ignorance and foolishness that took form of his idiotic classmates. they were barbarians, every last one of them. Girls and boys alike loved to watch each other suffer and squirm. Bruce Banner stayed as far away from his peers as possible.

  Tony Stark was your stereotypical rich kid. He loathed his despondent and overall absent parents who were constantly off somewhere doing something that was far more important to them than their own little boy. Tony was the most popular boy you could imagine, every weekend there was an extravagant party at his large mansion that often lasted Friday through Sunday. Tony got all the girls he could ever possibly want and he slept with most of them as well, there was always some pretty young lady on his arm wherever he went. he lived the perfect like yet he always appeared to hiding something deep within himself. Something Bruce was immensely curious about every time he laid eyes upon the Stark boy.

  Bruce and Tony had gone to school together since their early Kindergarten days. Through the years the teachers realized how significantly different they were from each other yet how remarkably compatible their quick brains were. somehow, Stark and Banner were always partnered up in class, their science classes (which they both took two of, Senior Chemistry and Advanced Robotics) to be more specific. The two of them didn't mind it much, they worked together easily and always got the highest grade in the class.

  Bruce was labelled as a super geek while if anyone tried to call Stark that they'd likely end up unconscious in a trash can. Bruce was calm and timid by nature while Tony was outspoken and more than happy to give his opinion on everything. How did these two ever get along? Looking from the narrow minded perspective of their fellow classmates, they seemed to clash. Looking from the angle of Stark and Banner themselves you would see the lust and desire and love that filled their everyday thoughts. So frequently they thought of each other and the things they would do to and with each other if they could just get the chance to...