Clint's fist hit the wall with surprising strength, considering he had spent the last few days fighting robots. He instantly regretted the decision and crumbled down to his knees, forehead hitting the wall. He cradled his hand and mentally punched himself in the face. His muscles ached and the cuts on his arms stung and his eyes hurt and his heart was heavy. You might be wondering why all of this pain was happening to our poor main character. Well, Clint Barton saw his responsibility die right in front of his very own eyes.

[Sequel to Here We Go] Being the son of two world-famous superheroes, Iron Man and Captain America, already paints a big target on Peter's back for anyone trying to sabotage the Avengers. Being Spider-Man paints another target on his back. Being the boyfriend of a mutant mercenary who works for a merciless man who has Peter being watched every second of every day? That might as well be a thousand more targets. Peter gets another target slapped on his back after he disappears. This time, the target is to find him.

Peter Parker was born on August 15. On October 27, he was given to Jasmine Day's Boys Home. That December, Jasmine Day's Boys Home burnt down. All of the boys - including Peter - were saved thanks to two people. Those people were Anthony Edward Rogers-Stark and Steven Grant Rogers-Stark and they were in the middle of their honeymoon. Best part? They might have gotten a child out of it.