This is the story of Peter Parker, he is the smartest kid known to the world. But after Aunt May passes from cancer what will happen to the young hero?

Aunt May died while Peter was in school, taking away the last person on his family tree. Peter doesn't want to go into the system, he feels like he's being forced to. So when there's no one left to save the day, he turns to the only person he feels like he has left. Tony Stark ⚠️ ahead is tears, triggering and taunting up at night thoughts ⚠️ 7/8/19 - #1 Ironman 7/10/19 - #1 StarkFamily 7/10/19 - #2 PeterAndTony 7/10/19 - #3 StarkIndustries 11/23/19 - #1 AvengersEndgame

When Agent Carter volunteers for one of Howard Stark's experiments, she doesn't really expect it to work. She definitely didn't expect it to send her almost seventy years into to future. Into a world of bizarre technology, new allies, superpowered teens, old enemies, and not-so-lost loves. One thing's for certain. Peggy isn't in the 1940's anymore.

||#9 in 'adoption' ~ 7/15/2019 || Peter Parker is an orphan that lives at Golden Kids Orphanage. Ever since he was six he's been an orphan, and now he's fifteen, still searching for parents. Suddenly Peter Parker gets a Stark Internship, and begins to work with his idol the one the only, Tony Stark. But Tony begins to notice signs of abuse on Peter, and worries for his safety at the orphanage.

Lots of spidey and his super family. Lots of Iron Dad. I was going to call it a one shot book but none of these stories are going to be JUST ONE PART. Fluff, angst whatever. Requests are open. I don't own any of the characters all rights reserved to Marvel blah, blah, blah. Also the cover isn't mine. I'm almost completely sure it's by Free-Fonder, but you know, if I'm wrong, let me know. Maybe triggers in some of the short stories. If there are any I'll warn you. Except there is some swearing throughout all of them so if that bothers you, well, move along I guess.

After his fight with the Vulture, Peter has developed PTSD. But he doesn't want to accept this fact. Or tell the other Avengers. But Sam eventually realizes it and he helps him overcome it.

After years of being in an abusive orphanage, Peter Parker becomes Spiderman and wins the chance to be an intern for Stark Industries. However, with the new vigilante in town, the Avengers are sent to capture him. Will Peter be able to keep his hidden self a secret? Will he be able to protect those he cares about? Or will he slip up? Even if he does, could there possibly be someone out there willing to help him out? Note: I DONT OWN ANYTHING! Not the characters and definitely not the art. My memory is not the best and I'm extremely lazy so I won't be researching if I'm right. Therefore: I could be wrong about somethings. I'm sorry ahead of time. Also, Civil War and Infinity War Don't happen. No one needs that kind of negativity. Bucky's in the story though, don't worry. : ) Oh and yes. Yes I did use the Avengers' actors as the orphanage children. You're welcome. :)

What if Peter was more injured than he thought after the fight with the Vulture? What happens when he passes out in an alley while trying to get home and he wakes up in a place he doesn't recognize with Shuri standing over to him on his right, and T'challa on his left?! And how comes Tony is having a heart attack trying to find his kid?

One shots of MCU's Peter Parker, a.k.a Spiderman. Will be introducing, IronDad, May Parker and Pepper Potts taking no one's shit. Rhodny being a cool Uncle by telling embarresing stories of Tony. Ned being the best guy in the Chair. MJ being, well MJ. Avenger willl be introduced, so MommaSpider, Thor, Bruce Banner, Clint being weird, and much more! Flash Thompson being a dick? Depends on the one shots. Am I doing this because I'm still heartbroken over Infinity War and Avenger's EndGame? Totally. Those two movies don't exsist as far as I'm concered for these oneshots. I need time to heal, before I geat heartbroken when Avenger's EndGame comes out.

After getting married, Steve and Tony wonder what it would be like to start their own family. When the opportunity opens to take in an orphaned child, will they take on the responsibility like true parents?