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Second person p.o.v avenger! reader Warnings: some angst at the end?
"Wait but I thought these were supposed to work from- oh." Your cheeks reddened, and you looked back at Peter when you heard him chuckle, a sheepish grin plastered onto your face.
"Whoops? I'll clean that up, I promis- oh." Peter pulled you into him, and took his web shooters from your hands softly. "Don't worry about it." he smiled, turning around to shake his head at the webs stuck to the kitchen counter.. "To be fair, I have real powers and I don't need stupid technology stuff for it to work."
Peter clicked his tongue in disagreement. "Well even with your real powers, you manage to be the inferior avenger than I am." You scoffed, throwing a glare his way before adding "Yeah? Well nobody asked."
Peter laughed whole heartedly, joining you on the armchair before pulling you into a breath taking hug. Literally. You both took a moment to giggle like children before you both shot up to the sound of a door opening. Steve walked past the kitchen and into the living room, speaking closely into his phone without shooting you a second look. Peter made eye contact with you before you both broke down in a fit of laughter.
"Yo what the crap is that!?" You gasped dramatically, running over to the other side of the kitchen. "Oh my fuck does Tony just keep cameras lying around everywhere!?" Peter joined your side, both of you now staring straight into the lens. "Not cool- wait how do I turn this o-"
The clip cut off and Tony sniffled, trying to hold back a sob as he clutched the camera in his hands tightly. He remembered that day well. He and Natasha had been sent on a mission and it was only a few hours after that video was filmed that they came back home.
"Tony!" You had yelled, running into his arms for a bone crushing hug. You and Peter both immediately delved into a speech about how Steve was so strict and hadn't let you take one of Tony's cars even though "You said it was okay!" "But he just wouldn't let us!"
Now Tony sat alone on the same armchair, with no one to do movie nights with or to scold for being reckless on missions.
He missed the look of guilt and embarrassment when he first walked in on you kissing. He missed the loud yells you made that could be heard across the compound when your favourite team won a game. He missed the little arguments you had about what to have for dinner. He missed being asked for help with the stupidest little things that two intelligent, life saving teenagers would definitely be able to solve if they put their mind to it.
But most importantly, he missed the two people who made him happiest. The two people who made him realise that he did indeed have a family of his own and who loved him as much as he loved them.
This is one of my favourite pieces I have ever written and it only has 26 notes?? not cool