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While out late one night, Darius ends up saving some drunken kid from being taken advantage of. Unfortunately, he also ends up having to let him stay at his apartment for the night.
Hunter never expected to wake up to someone cooking breakfast and worrying about him.
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I Do If You Do by Chaze_Come_Down
Fandoms: The Amazing Spider-Man (Movies - Webb), Deadpool - All Media Types
23 Aug 2022
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Peter Parker was always good at keeping his life in and out of costume separate, even with his best friend being a pushy insane mercenary. What he didn't count on was for the press to be following him that day and with fast stupid thinking, now the entirety of New York things Peter Parker is dating Deadpool... Just great... Deadpool will not let him live this on down.
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Fake Out by PinkAvidReader
Fandoms: Spider-Man - All Media Types, Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies), Daredevil (TV), Marvel Cinematic Universe
16 Apr 2022
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“Are we on the same page?” Matt asked.
“We’re so gonna get caught.” Peter bemoaned.
“We are not on the same page.” Matt acknowledged.
They were soon enough, though, because what other option was there? The cops were coming, and there was no way to avoid them.
Hence, Matt was a concussed blind man and Peter was the terrified adolescent who'd stuck by his side.
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- Part 2 of Matt Murdock & Co.
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A Different Kind of Mask by aloneintherain
Fandoms: Spider-Man - All Media Types, Daredevil (TV), Daredevil (Comics), Marvel Cinematic Universe
27 Apr 2015
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“So, you remember the plan, right?” Matt whispered. The sirens in the distance picked up, the sounds of the police officers on foot growing louder.
“You’re blind and I’m just a scared teenager,” Peter said back, nodding. “Got it.”
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Patchwork Family by walking_contradiction42
Fandoms: Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe
03 Dec 2025
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Peter is still fussing with his shirt, mentally rehearsing the usual pleasantries, when he turns the corner—and stops dead. The anxious couple he expected to be perched on the edge of the battered sofa is nowhere to be found. Instead, Tony Stark is draped in one of the office chairs, dressed in a pristine white suit and shades, as if he’s stepped straight off the pages of a fashion magazine.
“Ah, Peter, there you are,” Mrs. Williams says, smiling at him from behind her desk. “This here is Mr. Stark,” she explains, like that isn’t blatantly obvious. Like Tony Stark is just any other parent. “He’s here to visit you.”
Or: Peter’s relationship to the Stark family as told through items of clothing