Peter Parker Blurbs

#11 | Pretending P.P.

P E T E R P A R K E R

PAIRING: Peter Parker x popular!Reader

PROMPT: After getting dumped by her jock boyfriend, the reader and her friends come up with a rebound plan that involves the quiet nerd, Peter Parker.

(A/N: Sorry for making you a bitch😂 It's just for the sake of the blurb. But it was really fun to write this so I hope it's just as fun to read it)

WORDS: 981

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"You're breaking up with me?!" I yell, containing myself from screaming.

My boyfriend Josh was this close to becoming a victim in a crime scene.

Although the middle of the cafeteria might not be the best place to commit a murder.

Too many witnesses.

And you can be sure that they were all watching the show.

"There's someone else and let's be honest it's not like we were that serious anyway," Josh says.

I glare at him with my arms crossed.

Even with my friends at my side I felt small.

Power in numbers wasn't working.

"That is not how this works. You don't get to break up with me!" My confidence rang throughout the cafeteria.

Josh shrugs.

"Looks like I just did," he remarks.

My mouth flies open at his insolence.

I resist the urge to stomp my foot like a child.

I turn away from him, my friends following close behind to comfort me.

I was still so upset about my break up when English class started.

It felt like everyone knew about it.

Being popular definitely had its perks but when everyone watches your every move, one mistake can ruin your social life.

If I didn't play my cards right I could end up at the bottom with the *shudder* others.

Yes, I'm sure they're nice and cute, so are dogs but I don't want be one.

Who would want to spend the whole day wallowing away in their own filth?

Not me, that's for sure.

Instead of normal class we were doing some sort of activity with the school's psychologist.

Something to do with kindness and self esteem.

I was too emotionally distraught to care.

"Now I'm going to randomly match you up with a partner and you are going to tell them at least one nice thing about them," the psychologist says.