Loki has done some horrible things, to that he admits, but the punishment he has recieved is worse than imprisonment, worse than execution. Loki now has no family, and ultimately one question stays in his mind: What is freedom?

Peter Parker. That's his name. He has no one. Living in a foster home he has nowhere to go, except school and the place he calls home. Soon enough, he's adopted. Not by some random human, but Tony Stark. There he learns the Avengers are looking for someone, and Peter is at the wrong end of it all...

Peter Parker has just lost his uncle and while trying to find comfort in Ned, he instead texts a wrong number. Tony is dealing with the Avengers slowly falling apart when he gets a text from a wrong number. Tony never expected to care so much for someone he didn't know. Peter never expected to find comfort in someone he didn't know. A story told through texts. OR a wrong number au I've seen from another story and I don't know if it's discontinued or not.

It all started from a dumpster behind Midtown High School. "Could this day get any worse?" Peter Parker spoke to himself as he went to the trash receptacle, trying to find his backpack those dudes threw out the window. Holding his nose and scanning the pile of garbage, there were soggy cardboard, last week's lunch, abandoned project from Mister Andrew's class. And there it was! His backpack laying next to a dead man(?) in some sort of black leather and armor clothing with a broken neck. Totally normal.