Time will Tell | Peter Parker X reader

Peter Goes on a Vacation with Tony Stark

The movie was... Interesting to say the very least. But now you were ready to go home. Ned and Peter wouldn't stop going on and on about how the movie had stolen lines, references, and plots from other movies. You couldn't blame them though, you felt the same way. The only difference was that you were courteous, and didn't ruin the movie experience unlike themselves. 

 But now, at the start of a new week, you already felt a stronger friendship between you and those boys. On the downside, that friendship would have to be delayed as Peter randomly but not so randomly disappeared to go somewhere, you didn't know. He claimed it was just a delayed trip from the summer, but his aunt wouldn't be going which you found suspicious.

 Also, he changed it to a stark internship. 

And then back t the original one

Then said his other aunt recently died in Germany and he was going to her funeral. 

And then back to the original one. 

He wasn't very consistent. As you could see. 

Whatever the reasoning was, he had left you and Ned alone as Lunch buddies for two whole days. Ned was really awkward when Peter wasn't there, perhaps because Peter was his suit of armor, and now he didn't know how to talk any more. 

It was currently Tuesday, during the last period. You and your teammates were huddled around a laptop as Mr. Harrington was out of the room. You could barely see over the top of everyone's heads, but you managed to squirm your way into the crowd.

"Captain America has gone mad!... Cool." Flash stated. The screen showed news footage from a fight in a German Airport between the avengers. Were the Avengers splitting up? You recognized some of them. Like Black Widow, Iron Man, Captain America, and Hawk-Eye. But there was this gigantic dude, at least 50 feet tall, maybe 60. Also a black cat dude and reddish-purple dude shooting lasers from his forehead. And a girl with red glowing hands, accompanied by a dude with a metal arm everyone else seemed to recognize. It was obvious there were two teams.

Suddenly Spider-Man went after the tall guy. Had he been there this whole time? Well, he pulled a star wars move on the guy's legs sending him toppling over. 

"Hey isn't Peter in Germany?" You whispered to Ned.

"I thought he was in Kentucky?" He wondered. "I dunno." Ned shrugged leaving you with a complicated situation. 

Mr. Harrington came back in and everyone dashed back to their seats as fast as possible. "I do hope you were studying." He said though it was obvious he knew they all hadn't been. I printed your parent signature forms, please have them signed by your parent before Monday next week."

He started handing the forms out. Liz straightened her card deck from below the stage and cleared her throat to get everyone's attention. She began to ask quizzical questions in which they were supposed to race against each other for the answer. 

"What is Cleopatra's origin?" Liz asked. Three people rang their bells. "MJ?"

"Greece." She answered with a cynical smirk.

"That is correct. Though she was a queen of Egypt, she was never born there." Liz moved to the next card. "How many species of Spiders exist?" 

Your mind went blank as soon as every one rang their bells. A loud ringing erupted in your eardrum, making your brain feel like dust bunny fuzz. You saw flashes of purple and blue light, then a monstrous bird with vibrant green eyes, and a plane about to crash. You shook your head, and the ringing stopped. 

"40,000." Someone answered, your rope to reality. But those visions were your reality. At least they would be sooner or later. 

"Very good Flash. Now, you all should know this one. Where is the Statue of Liberty actually located?" She said and you hit your bell. "Y/N"