Hello, I'm back with the second installment. Ask for requests if you like, but just enjoy.

They had taken Peter when he was just a little boy, made him work day in and day out for years. Throughout that time, all he wanted to do was get home to his Dad. Luckily, today is the day Peter returns. (Part 1 of The Art Of Being Found Series)

A story in which Peter Parker thinks and says that he's fine, but really isn't. Tony notices. TRIGGER WARNING: Panic attacks and possibly other mental health issues- may include self harm, I'm not sure yet. ON HIATUS- NEW CHAPTERS SOON

It was a tradition Tony has started years ago: See a movie once a week and walk home, taking in the sights of the city and breathe the (semi-) clean air. Normally 10 year old Peter enjoys these times with his Dad, especially now that the man is so busy being Iron Man. But this time, something happened that destroys that happiness and neither father nor son will ever look at five minuets the same way again.

A cup of coffee gets spilled, Peter turns (a little) blue, and Tony gets worried and panics because his son is so goddamn stupid (but he loves him anyway).

When Peter's study group ends up staying out later than expected, the result is as unsurprising and enduring as Tony could possibly imagine. Or: Peter is tired and wants to cuddle his Dad.

Peter Parker and his Decathlon team go on a three day field trip to Stark Tower. Peter is anything but excited, because of the Avengers, who he knows are going to annoy the shit out of him. Everything would be fine, right? What could possibly go wrong? A lot, apparently.

[#1 in "depression" ~ 07/13/19] Peter Parker is the most ordinary kid in New York city. At least that's what everybody thinks. Instead of playing video games like every other teenage boy, he's created a great spider super suit. With his amazing engineering skills, Peter got his hands on a Stark Industries scholarship through the school, while also trying to cope with his abusive parents. Read how this boy balances his troubled parents, his confusion on his sexuality, his hidden superhero identity, and working with Tony Stark, all while trying to make it through his highschool career.

When Peter suddenly barges into Tony's room late during the night, the reason is not entirely what the father expects and is certainly not anything he wants to hear.

And The One Time Tony Got Son Smooched. (Or: I watched the video RDJ posted on his Instagram like 50 million times and wanted to write something about that freaking Dad cheek kiss because it is so adorable.)