[ It's serious enough to warrant contact in the first place, so he appreciates the sentiment. He's not sure Tony's going to feel the same as soon as they're done, but it's something that needs to be said sooner rather than later. That Steve is even considering this makes him anxious in a way he's never really felt—not like this. ]
Thanks for coming. [ To the point as always, when he opens the door, and Steve turns to face him as soon as he's inside the room. They're alone, which had always been good or bad depending on the circumstance; he can't tell which this is yet, though he thinks he knows which it's going to be. ] Maybe you should sit first. [ Or not so much to the point as he is preparing for the point. ]
holds for a dramatic pause
Thanks for coming. [ To the point as always, when he opens the door, and Steve turns to face him as soon as he's inside the room. They're alone, which had always been good or bad depending on the circumstance; he can't tell which this is yet, though he thinks he knows which it's going to be. ] Maybe you should sit first. [ Or not so much to the point as he is preparing for the point. ]