imagines can be requested.
characters:
- Grant Gustin
- Barry Allen
- Peter Parker
- Tom Holland
- Harrison Osterfield
- Asa Butterfield
- Jacob Portman
- Cisco Ramon
- Caitlin Snow
- Iris West
in which the reader has doctor strange's powers of intergalactic dimensional travel and she is best friends with peter parker and one day he tells her that he's spider-man (which she figured out a while back) and she tells him she knew and she reveals her powers and he acts like that one scene in captain amercia: civil war with bucky and his metal arm and he's super excited and happy and she then shows him her powers and things happen that shouldn't happen
* this will have more parts *
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"Hey! Parker!"
Peter turned, hearing his name, as he spotted Ned walking over, a girl following him with a smile on her lips.
"What's up, Ned?"
"I wanted you to meet Y/n. She's new."
His gaze turned to the girl, who he now knew as Y/n as he saw various pins on her jacket, a couple from Star Wars and one with the Spider-Man symbol.
"You like Star Wars?"
"Who wouldn't!"
Peter then turned to Ned with a smile.
"I think I'm gonna like her."
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Since the first day they met, the three of them have been inseparable. From the beginning, they started a routine, where they would hang out at each other's houses every weekend, having sleepovers and watching endless reruns of Star Wars and The Office.
They had grown fond of each other, getting used to having someone else in their group, and being there for each other at all times.
Peter Parker still kept his secret. Even though Y/n was now their closest best friend, after Ned found out his secret, he vowed that he would never reveal his secret to her. It would just be too dangerous and he didn't want to put her in harms way.
The best thing to do was keep it from her. It would result in less enemies knowing who they could use against him and it would keep her safe.
There was one thing he never admitted to anyone.
He didn't just want to keep her from harm, but he loved her. He didn't want him to be the reason she was hospitalized, or worse, that she would be dead. It just wouldn't be fair and he didn't want to do that to himself.
