IronDad and SpiderSon Oneshots

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It was a typical day in New York City, and Peter, in his Spider-Man suit was swinging through the streets, keeping an eye out for any signs of trouble. He had been fighting crime and saving lives for years, and he was determined to make a difference in the world.

But little did he know, this would be his last day on earth.

As he swung through the city, he received a distress call from a nearby bank, where a group of armed robbers had taken hostages. Without hesitation, Spider-Man swung into action, determined to save the day and bring the criminals to justice.

As he arrived at the bank, he could see the hostages being held at gunpoint, and he knew he had to act fast. He quickly took out the robbers, using his web-slinging skills and superhuman strength to disarm them.

But as he was about to free the hostages, one of the robbers pulled out a hidden gun and fired at Spider-Man, hitting him in the chest.

Spider-Man fell to the ground, his body going numb as he realized the severity of his injury. He could see the panic and fear in the hostages' eyes, and he knew that he had to do something to save them.

With all of his strength, he managed to crawl towards the hostages and grab the gun, tossing it out of reach. He then used his remaining energy to web the robbers up, ensuring that they couldn't escape.

But as he lay on the ground, struggling to breathe, he knew that his time was running out. He could feel his life slipping away, and he knew that he wouldn't make it.

As his vision started to fade, he saw the faces of his loved ones flash before his eyes. He thought of his Aunt May, who had always been there for him, and of Mary Jane, the love of his life.

And as he took his last breath, he knew that he had given everything he had to protect the people he loved, and that he had died a hero.

The city mourned the loss of Spider-Man, and his legacy lived on in the hearts of all who knew him. He was a hero to the very end, and he will always be remembered as a symbol of hope and justice.