Insight

"You're a good person, Peter. You save people." I just hope I could do the same.

"Thanks... And what about you? You're stopping what you saw, right? That's something."

I gave a half hearted smile, "Yeah... I'm just scared it won't be enough, you know?" I let my feet swing lightly and I felt Peter's hand brush my hair that had fallen, behind my ear. I turned my head to look at him.

"Don't beat yourself up about it, Case. Some things just can't be changed."

"I hope your wrong about that." I said softly.

We looked out into the distance once again, watching the trees sway, the people still walking around the park and hanging out and I felt my worries flow into the wind. I was never that heartfelt with Peter, in terms of sadness and such. I never cried in front of him until last week and I wasn't sure if that was because I didn't want to feel like I needed to be rescued, or because I knew how he'd feel to see me that way. I knew he cared...

"Peter, I like you."

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What was supposed to be an innocent look into the future for her friends well-being, Casey Madison caught a glimpse further: A life lived in the Avengers Tower, a war, the world turning to dust, the love of her life gone. She has to warn Tony without putting the pressure to save everyone on his shoulders and the results of her first vision will come to light.

Can Casey help Tony make the right decisions to keep the universe from the path of destruction?