One Last time {Spider Man}

Peter Parker was 14 when a car accident steals his parents, his whole life in one wet November second. Delivered to a Queens aunt he doesn't remember, a woman who smells like sugar and works double shifts, he resolves to keep everything hard, flat, unbreakable. But May Reilly has been waiting for this test her whole life, and she refuses to fail it. A girl named Michelle Jones sits down next to him behind the gym and says nothing for three days. A porch swing creaks four doors down.
Then, at seventeen, he meets her. And Jean-who can hear every thought in his head, who knows before he says a word that his heart belongs to someone else, and who stays anyway-becomes another anchor in a life he thought was over.

And Peter, who has trained himself to feel nothing, begins to feel everything-slowly, painfully, in the language of repaired lamps and painted bicycles and wrong-named stars on a warm roof.

This is a story about grief and rebuilding. About the people who love you without announcing it,