"Ok, take a right - no, take a left," you said.

"Both ways are dead ends Y/N!" he grunted.

"Well then what do you suggest we do?" you demanded.

"How about we go back in time and I don't let you convince me to do a stupid corn maze?!" he yelled exasperatedly.

"Well that's not happening, so how about a new idea?" you sassed. You both looked at each other with anger, but soon you both let your rage subside.

"We aren't going to get through the maze if we argue," Tony sighed.

"I know," you admitted, walking up and grabbing his hand. 

"Hold on, I have a much better idea," he smirked. Suddenly, he dropped to the ground on one knee.

"Woah, hon. I mean, I love being your girlfriend but don't you think it's a bit soon to propose?" you said worriedly. 

"Y/N, as much as I would love to be engaged to you, I'm not proposing," he chuckled. "Get on."

"What?" you asked curiously.

"Get on my shoulders. We've been here for almost three hours and I'm done playing by the rules," he explained. You giggled and got on his shoulders. Once you were situated he stood up, and amazingly you could see the top of the entire maze. 

"We're getting out of here baby! Which way are we going?" he exclaimed.

"Left!" you yelled back excitedly. "Onward, steed!"

He laughed at you but walked in the direction you told him. Within just a few minutes you had made your way out of the maze. He lowered himself to the ground and let you step off of his shoulders. Once you were standing, he rose up to match your height.

"Where to babe?" he asked before kissing you swiftly on your cold lips. 

"The nearest place that sells hot chocolate!" you declared.

"As you wish," he grinned as he intertwined his hand with yours and led you away from the maze.