What Yondu and the others wanted with Daisy, she didn't say, nor did she intend to explain. She would let Stark imagine whatever he wanted.
To avoid exposing any flaws, Yondu didn't even take off his prop costume. He rattled off a bunch of things he didn't understand himself, and Daisy sent them on their way.
If they were putting on an act, they had to see it through. Keep flying in circles... at least until they were out of Stark's sight. Yondu's spaceship was parked on Mars, which wasn't too far away.
Stark had been to the Blue Area on the Moon and knew about the Inhumans. When the Inhumans had relocated, the commotion had been so enormous that it was impossible to hide from those who paid attention.
Daisy was also frustrated that a perfectly good flying saucer party had turned out like this. She didn't blame Stark; he had acted for the greater good. She could only blame herself for not planning properly...
"I'm going to pick Pepper up from work!" Stark didn't waste any words. Once he regained his balance, he put on his armor and flew back to Earth.
Other than sighing, Daisy didn't know what expression she should make.
"Daddy... where are the aliens?" The two little ones looked at her expectantly.
She couldn't tell them that their Uncle Stark had driven the aliens away, so she could only distract them.
After discussing it, Daisy took the entire family to Hawaii for a vacation the next day to soothe the little ones' curiosity.
Running into that spinning alien had been both accidental and inevitable. Recently, Stark had truly been the model boyfriend—picking Pepper up and dropping her off at work every day, rain or shine, having lunch with her at noon, and giving up