"I like girls like you. Girls who think they can act all independent and control themselves.. I like to play with girls like you " Miles retorts, his narrowed eyes meeting mine. "Why's that?" I question, staring back. "Because I like to use them" ----------

'ive never fallen in love the way ive fell with him every love is unique each different in their own little ways but there was something about him that made me believe he was love itself' when a boy sick with the grief of his fathers death and the guilt of his deepest secrets meets a girl who thought she was incapable of ever loving anyone again realize they might be more than what meets the eye. sometimes, its what we hate the most of ourselves that help us love another. miles 42 x reader!! -- Finished as of 10/9/25 !! alternatively titled: 1. my red moon 2. diet mountain dew sorry if miles isnt how most ppl write him!! i think hes still very much like miles 1610 but is obviously a lot ruder around criminals. - chap 15: first kiss chap 16-18: angst/drama chap 19: HEAVY trigger warning + angst - RANKS !! - #1 in miles42 (6/27/24) - #15 in atsv (6/27/24) - #6 in milesmorales42 (6/27/24)

Y/N L/N was a normal girl living in Brooklyn until the death of her brother, leading to her discovering things about him and his past that she'd never have believed before. Then, when she met new student Miles Gonzalo Morales, a mysterious boy who happened to both catch her eye and piss her off at the same time, she never expected to make such a good friend. When a new threat appears, and a villain threatens to overturn the city, she finds herself taking the help of the infamous anti-hero, The Prowler, in the hope that she'll be able to uncover the secrets that've been hidden from her...while coming to terms with her own feelings towards the masked vigilante. Will she succeed? Or will she find herself facing the same fate as her beloved brother?

A story in which Y/n is a criminal who wants to take down the 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐰𝐥𝐞𝐫 ... That is until she finds that he's the best thing she never knew she needed.