@AbillioncatsTony noticed Clara enter the cafe and immediately start talking to the houseplants. That wasn't that unusual, and as long as she didn't come this way, he didn't feel the need to greet her, so he just went back to watching the emotions on Kurt's face as he read the first article Tony had found on the outside 'net.
When Loki came over Tony briefly wondered why he had to pick a 6 person table. Sure, they needed a table because bench seats hurt Kurt's tale, but instead of grabbing a two person table, he'd went to one in a corner, a six seater. Hopefully Loki would be the only one showing up, and their privacy wouldn't be that disturbed.
@WiccanRose15"Files? What files?" Tony heard, before motioning for her to be quieter.
"Just something I was putting together for all of the Birth-day children. Yours is pretty much done, though, so I guess you can see it now." He motioned for Kurt to let hand the drive to her.
Kurt quickly copied over his folder and the Open Door program and handed the flash drive to Loki. "Just copy the folder with your name on it, and give it back to Tony." Kurt was already watching a video from his folder using wireless earbuds, one which showed the X-men fighting the Brotherhood in Central Park a few weeks ago.
@Virani"Hi guys." Tony heard Ororo say, so he slid out the chair beside him for her to sit down.
"Oh, hey, Ororo." Tony said. "I was just showing Kurt and Loki something I made for the Birth-day children. Whenever Loki's done you can copy the folder with your name on it over and have a look."
By the time he finished saying this Gabriel was also walking his way. Maybe the six person table was kind of a mixed blessing. They needed to know what he found, after all, and this way enough people would know the truth that they couldn't be stopped from revealing it.
@EldarionI"Hi Loki, hi Tony," Gabriel said somewhat nervously. He walked closer to Loki and asked quietly,
"I'm getting a drink, would anyone else like one?""Nothing for me," Tony replied, "Kurt and I just ordered. I have something I need to show you, though." He pointed to the flashdrive. "I found some files about the Birth-day children that I think we all need to see and talk about. There's a folder on there just for you."