All Of Me (Peter Parker x Reader)

Chapter 28

Peter watched as (y/n) decked the masked robber in the eyes, stunning him long enough for her to slam his head into the nearby counter. There was a loud thump, and the man went limp as he fell to the floor to join his other six friends. She may not be killing him, but she made sure it felt like it. She made sure to keep her eyes on the unconscious robber as she straightened her dark gray cloak that had become disheveled in their small fistfight. It left her right arm exposed while it shadowed her face to obscurity and hid her mission suit underneath.

Though, it wasn't the biggest concern in the already dim bank lobby. It was a quarter after nine, a week into December. Snow and ice covered the ground outside, the heat from the building contrasting the air outside.

Peter had told her earlier this week that robberies tended to rise around the holidays in cities, and suggested to keep an eye on banks, retail stores, and malls. His intuition ended up paying off tonight when the crime-fighting duo spotted the robbers just about to leave the building with large duffle bags thrown over their shoulders. That is, until Peter and (y/n) stepped in.

(Y/n) helped Peter drag the men to the wall before he webbed them to it. Situations like these had a routine to them, as (y/n) learned. After eliminating the threat, they had to restrain it and report them to the cops, which (y/n) saw increasingly. She didn't like them at first, but they didn't seem to hold any ill will when they came to meet "Spider-Man", and worked as nicely as she could with them. The only flexible part of this routine was whether they stayed long enough to see the criminals off or left before then. Tonight, they would leave them before the police came. After that, they talked if it was early in the day, but not late at night.

After telling Tony, (y/n) was given a curfew. She had to be back at the estate by ten sharp, or else her "after school activities" would end quicker than Peter's self-confidence at the slightest mishap. They agreed it was better to be safe than sorry and made sure to have (y/n) be back at the estate no less than ten minutes early.

A bone-chilling wind blew against them as they ran on the top buildings, sweat building against their foreheads despite the cold. Once they were far away enough, they stopped on a building that overlooked a small intersection, the different colors of light gently shining on them from below. Peter was bent over and leaning on his knees as (y/n) stood straight next to him. They both pulled at their facial coverings at the same time, Peter pulling his mask off as (y/n) pulled back her hood.

"Your stamina is getting better. I didn't have to slow down for you," she said as she drew in long breaths after it.

"Thanks," Peter replied, panting as he turned to look up at her. "So, where is Happy meeting you tonight?" he asked her.

"Just a few blocks from here. He usually eats dinner in a restaurant and waits in the car until I show up," she told him.

"Want any help getting there?" he offered as he stood up.

"No. I'll be fine," she said. Walking over to the edge that bordered an alleyway, she spotted a fire exit that was no more than a small nine feet jump. Easy enough, she thought.

Her body was engulfed in a brief white light as she changed from her mission suit to her previous outfit that consisted of a pair of jeans, a black tank top, a dark brown coat, combat boots, and a red scarf. Simple, and easy to blend in, as per usual.

"You're going on the ground?" Peter questioned, walking closer to her.

"Yeah. It's not too far, and it's safer. HYDRA is less likely to attack if I'm surrounded by people than on a rooftop with you," she explained.

The brown haired boy rolled his eyes. He knew that HYDRA was sending out assassins to kill her in any way humanly possible, but after hearing about it for almost every situation after two months, it was becoming redundant.