matchablogger01
Sasha Stark grew up in a Tower full of superheroes, trained by an assassin, teased by a god, and promised - someday - a mask of her own. Now that day has come. Now that she's finally allowed to fly, hit things, and be Starfire, all she wants at NYU is to have her own life. Which is exactly when Peter Parker walks into her life: Stark Industries intern, hopeless dork, first real friend who has no idea who she really is - and absolutely no idea he's the other name blowing up her father's group chat.
Because Peter has a mask too - some stranger with unbelievable reflexes, a mouth on him, and an ego the size of the Chrysler Building, who happens to also be the only person on any rooftop in this city who can actually keep up with her. Starfire and Spider-Man have exactly one thing in common: they cannot stand each other. Every encounter is a fight before it's anything else - competing rescues, stolen credit, matching stubbornness, and an infuriating, undeniable chemistry neither of them will admit to out loud, in costume or out of it.
Neither Sasha nor Peter knows they're falling for the same person twice - once in daylight, once at rooftop height, hating each other in one life and quietly, helplessly needing each other. Somewhere underneath the sitcom mornings at Avengers Tower, the group chats, the dining hall gossip, and Tony Stark's growing, oblivious obsession with the "menace" that his daughter can't stand, two masks are circling each other, two civilians are becoming best friends, and nobody - not one Avenger in that Tower - has any idea what's coming.
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peter parker falls for tony starks daughter, all while spiderman is enemies with her hero identity.
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