water yearns this way

water yearns this way

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summary: In chapter one of Water Yearns This Way, Peter and Michael meet for the first time during school hours. This interaction is quite awkward for both of them, but it establishes that they know one another. As the fanfiction progresses, Peter will become Spiderman, which has some pros and cons. He will also join Midtown High's photography club to take pictures of Michael during swim meets. He and Michael will start to talk more and eventually gain feelings for one another. playlists as you read ▶︎ •၊၊||၊|။||||။‌‌‌‌‌၊|• giveon - avalanche 𖢥 kali uchis - worth the wait 🕸️ destin conrad - it's only you 𖢥 omar apollo - waiting on you 🕸️ evan pak - amnesia 𖢥 isaiah huron - unsure 🕸️ ⋆⭒˚.⋆characters⋆.˚⭒⋆ peter parker: A high school junior, not known by many at the school. Has an interest in photography, and he carries his camera with him. Quite clumsy and awkward during social events/conversations. michael (mj): A high school junior who is on the Midtown High's swim team. He is fairly well known but keeps to himself or his friend group. Outgoing when needed but likes to keep to himself.
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Skeletons

As a kid, Raphael was a homophobic bully. Now, at age 23, he's grown out of the bully act. His homophobia? Still there, but it doesn't show often―after all, there are no gay people around him. Just his mom, ex-girlfriend, and daughter, Mia. Or so he thinks, until a phone call one morning comes with news that puts him face-to-face with his prejudice. But shaking prejudice is hard when your ashamed family, some hungry reporters, and a stubborn gay activist are breathing down your neck. Changing is hard, especially when you've buried skeletons.

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