#Spider Man Doppelganger

[justdealingwithsomeissues]

Carnage wants to kill the Dopp, but Shriek wants to keep him like a pet, or weird child... and we see the first look at her sonic powers here... which is an interesting team-up for a symbiote.

[naeverse]

You're Not My Husband

~Ｖｉｃｅ ＃２~

𝐖𝐞𝐞𝐤 𝟐: 𝐍𝐨𝐭 𝐌𝐲 𝐃𝐨𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐥𝐠𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐫

(𝐎𝐜𝐭. 𝟔-𝟏𝟐)

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𝘓𝘶𝘴𝘵:

𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘴𝘪𝘯 𝘰𝘧 𝘥𝘦𝘴𝘪𝘳𝘦 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘵 𝘤𝘭𝘰𝘶𝘥𝘴 𝘰𝘯𝘦'𝘴 𝘣𝘦𝘵𝘵𝘦𝘳 𝘫𝘶𝘥𝘨𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵, 𝘰𝘧𝘵𝘦𝘯 𝘭𝘦𝘢𝘥𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘵𝘰 𝘪𝘮𝘱𝘶𝘭𝘴𝘪𝘷𝘦 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘳𝘦𝘤𝘬𝘭𝘦𝘴𝘴 𝘣𝘦��𝘢𝘷𝘪𝘰𝘳.

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𝘓𝘶𝘴𝘵 𝘵𝘦𝘮𝘱𝘵𝘴, 𝘣𝘶𝘵 𝘯𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳 𝘴𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘴��𝘪𝘦𝘴.

"𝘙𝘰𝘥𝘦𝘰" - 𝘓𝘢𝘩 𝘗𝘢𝘵 

“𝘚𝘩𝘢𝘮𝘦𝘭𝘦𝘴𝘴” - 𝘊𝘢𝘮𝘪𝘭𝘢 𝘊𝘢𝘣𝘦𝘭𝘭𝘰

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🕷️staring: Miguel O'Hara x Fem!Reader

      🩸preview: 

Placing in the brown contacts that he’d made last minute to hide his red irises and removing the black square frames from his sleeping, pathetic variant, he gazed at himself in the car mirror. There, he found himself—but not truly him.

Just a version of Miguel you would believe in…

A weaker variant of himself, the Spider Society Leader was willing to be for you.

🖤summary: After the tragic death of his daughter, Gabriella, Miguel is consumed by emptiness and darkness. Desperate for solace, he discovers you—a woman from another dimension—trapped in an unfulfilling marriage with a lesser version of himself. Seeing you reignites something in him, and he knows he must have you, no matter the consequences.

❤️tw/cw: Big Dick Miguel, Biting, Body worship, Claiming, Cock bulge, Desperation, Deception, Doppelganger, Dirty Talk, Human Miguel O’Hara, Identity Play, Imposter Fantasty, Fantasies, Fantasizing, Fingering, Marking, Multiple Orgasms, Rough sex, Spiderman-2099, Tits Worship

🕸️Pet names: Amor (Love), Bebé (Baby), Cariño (Darling), Esposa (Wife), Hiel (Honey), Mi amor (My love)

     🩸Rating: 18+ explicit I SMUT I

 🕷️ Word Count: 8k words 

“Miguel…”

The enchanted voice called out to him like a siren beckoning from the depths. The image of the magnificent woman before him—you—appeared, your hair blowing gently in the wind, sunlight illuminating each strand, making you look even more ethereal. Your skin glistened, and your eyes sparkled with a warmth that made his heart clench.

You were perfect, almost unreal, yet so tangible it ached.

“Miguel.” You smiled, that same smile that could quell his hot temper, soothe the desire in him that had been lost since his daughter passed, and unravel the most intricate parts of him, leaving him bare and vulnerable for the first time in a long while.

His chest tightened, his heart pounded, and he knew without a doubt that this woman was meant to be his…

“Miguel!?”

The voice called out again, but it wasn’t your soft, hypnotizing one. No, it was distant, sharp, snapping him back to reality.

Miguel flinched, his senses kicking in as he stood inside his office, his muscular body rigid under his blue and red holographic suit. His red eyes focused on Jessica Owens, his right-hand, standing in front of him, her arms crossed and eyebrows raised in both confusion and frustration.

“Did you hear anything I just said?” she asked, peering at him through her shades, evidently noticing his distraction.

Clearing his throat and blinking his dazed eyes, Miguel tried to compose himself, his thoughts still lingering on you, trapped in the endless loops of desire that seemed to consume him. Running a tired hand through his unkempt, dark curls, he released a deep sigh. “Mis disculpas… could you repeat that?”

Jessica eyed him warily, sighing. “I was talking about the anomaly in Earth-274 that LYLA detected,” she stated, her gloved fingers moving along the gizmo on her wrist, displaying the rampaging Green Goblin anomaly. “He’s been creating chaos since his arrival. We need to capture him and send him back to his dimension before he causes any more damage.”

Miguel hummed in acknowledgment, though his attention was barely on her words, simply appearing to listen. His mind was still reeling, the image of you seared into his consciousness.

He turned his back to Jessica, fingers moving across the neon-yellow keyboards of his monitors in a distracted manner. Holographic screens beamed brightly, displaying surveillance data, Spider Society operations, and loose anomalies like the Green Goblin variant… but hidden behind the chaos was your world.

Earth-956.

Jessica’s voice became background noise as he stared at the monitors. His mind wandered back to you again—to your laughter, the way your eyes shimmered when you smiled, the hypnotizing, graceful way your body moved…

It drove him mad.

He couldn’t keep doing this.

Jessica’s gaze lingered on him, and Miguel knew his right-hand could sense something was off.

And she would be correct—Miguel was anything but okay.

His appearance had grown disheveled. His tan skin had become pale and gaunt from lack of sleep. The usual sharpness in his red eyes had dulled, haunted by sleepless nights replaced with lust and longing. His dark brown hair was messy, the bags beneath his eyes deeper than ever.

But, as always, he waved off her concern.

“I’m fine, Jess,” he growled, his voice tight. “I’ll send you and a team to handle the anomaly on Earth-274. I don’t want any mistakes. Entiende?”

“Yeah, sure,” she replied, though suspicion and worry were evident in her voice. Miguel could hear her hesitance—the opening and closing of her mouth to speak—before she ultimately left, her footsteps fading into the distance.

The second the doors to his office sealed shut, Miguel let out a shaky breath, relief washing over him.

The buzz of electronics and the hum of Nueva York outside his window barely registered as he stood there, his chest heaving. All he could think about was you, the woman from Earth-956.

The one thing that kept him tethered to this madness.

“Ay, coño… I can’t keep doing this,” he muttered, his voice low and gravelly, scolding himself as he fought the ache coursing through his body. His fingers itched, craving just one more glimpse of you before he denied himself completely. Just one more moment of pretending…

“One last time.” He told himself the same lie every time, but the need was too strong. It clawed at him, consumed him. His hands moved on their own, bringing up the hidden screen, and there you were—like a light in the darkness.

“Come on, my love, you have work,” your voice floated through the feed, gentle and warm. He watched you walk across your bedroom, your hair falling perfectly, your skin glowing in the morning light. The sight of you always made Miguel’s heart leap into his throat.

The Spider Society Leader had discovered you by mistake while scanning the multiverse for anomalies, and from the moment he saw you, he knew he had to have you.

He adored the way you laughed, the way you moved, the way you said his name—even though it wasn’t him you were addressing.

“Hmm… yes, mi amor. I’m getting up,” came the familiar, sleepy voice of Miguel’s own. The one who looked like him but lacked everything that made him, him. The sight made his blood boil.

It was the other Miguel—the human version of himself from Earth-956. The weak, pathetic variant that didn’t deserve you. Miguel watched as this powerless copy of himself, with glasses and a smaller physique, shuffled into the frame, hugging you from behind.

Miguel’s red eyes narrowed in anger, growling in envy when Earth-956 Miguel nuzzled your neck, his hands stroking your stomach. The human Miguel pressed his cheek to yours, his voice low and apologetic. “Are you angry with me, mi amor?”

“No, of course not.” You hastily replied, but there was a sadness in your voice that Miguel could hear clearly, even if your husband couldn’t. “I just… I miss you.”

The human Miguel kissed the side of your neck, his affection weak and empty.

Pathetic.

“It’s just another project. I promise, I'll try not to work late.”

‘La perra débil siempre dice esto.’ Miguel thought, the rage in him bubbling up. This other version of himself was throwing away everything that mattered—you—and for what? More time at Alchemax? More time busying himself with chemicals and useless projects? More nights away from his precious wife?

It made Miguel sick.

You pulled away from your husband, the hurt in your eyes piercing Miguel’s heart. “I just want my husband back,” you said, your voice brittle as you walked out of the bedroom. The human Miguel didn’t chase after you. He simply stood there, devastated, watching your retreating form before getting dressed for work.

Miguel clenched his fists, his sharp talons digging into his palms, enough to draw blood. Hearing the sadness and longing in your voice tore him apart. You needed someone to comfort you, to love you, to give you the affection you deserved.

Something Miguel desired in you just as deeply…

Earth-956 Miguel didn’t deserve you. He didn’t know how to love you, how to keep you.

But Miguel O’Hara did…

You wanted a child, and Earth-956 Miguel couldn’t even give you that. All his time was spent in the labs, toiling away at meaningless work while you were left alone at home.

It made Miguel furious. Angry growls slipped past his lips at the sight of his weaker counterpart, so blissfully ignorant of what he had.

Miguel’s mind raced. The thought had been gnawing at him for weeks, the seed of an insane idea growing until it consumed him entirely.

He could take Earth-956 Miguel’s place. Just for a day—even a moment—and he could give you the child you wanted, the life you deserved. It would be so easy—pose as him, slip into your world while the weakling wasted his life at Alchemax.

He would make you his, and you wouldn’t even know the difference…

Miguel O'Hara knew the risks. He’d attempted happiness before, only for the universe to deny him, taking his daughter and leaving him colder and emptier.

So yes, he was afraid…

But the sound of your weeping from the guest bedroom, and the sight of Earth-956 Miguel leaving the house, the door locking behind him, only solidified Miguel’s decision.

“I’m coming, mi amor,” he whispered to your sobbing form on the screen, his fingers reaching out to the holographic display, aching to console you, to erase all the sadness from your life—knowing he would, soon enough.

“I’m coming.”

You grumbled, picking up another of Miguel's many shoes left astray in front of the bed. ‘Can’t you clean up after yourself?’ you thought, understanding your husband’s passion for his work, but growing frustrated with his workaholic tendencies.

‘It always leads to this,’ you sighed, carrying the shoes to the foyer, where you neatly placed them on the shoe rack.

Dusting off your hands, you glanced around the home you and your husband shared. It was spacious, with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, dining room, living room, and even a study for Miguel—though he hardly used it.

Your eyes drifted over the large portraits hanging on the walls of the foyer, giving anyone who visited the impression of a happy, loving couple.

But that wasn’t your reality anymore…

The huge grins, loving gazes, and passionate kisses captured in the photos were like scenes from a forgotten fairy tale. Now, you could only hope your husband makes it home for supper and wouldn’t fall asleep at the dining table.

Your heart sank at the revelation.  What happened? Where did things go wrong between you and your beloved?

Is he falling out of love?

Has he found someone new?

Is he…

Cheating?

A tremor of fear ran through your body, making you ache.

But deep down, you knew the cause of your marriage’s decline.

A child…

Ever since you and Miguel married two years ago, you both dreamed of having a baby—someone to love and cherish, knowing it was the embodiment of your shared adoration.

But no matter how hard you tried, it never happened.

After countless failed attempts and doctors offering no explanations or solutions, Miguel eventually gave up on the idea of having a child. His voice was filled with defeat when he said it was impossible. He couldn’t even meet your eyes that night.

Devastation didn’t begin to cover how you felt.

Since then, it seemed as if Miguel had given up on everything, including your relationship.

Now, your once passionate marriage felt like a hollow shell.

Fighting back tears, you turned away from the photos that once told the story of your happy marriage and headed into the living room. Settling onto the sofa, you wiped your wet cheeks, trying to erase the traces of your sorrow.

“Television always helps,” you muttered, forcing a small smile as you pulled a throw blanket over your body, dressed comfortably in a matching shirt and shorts.

You grabbed the remote and quickly found a show you liked, hoping it would distract you from the heaviness in your chest. For a while, it worked—laughter bubbled out of you, the show helping you forget your pain, even if just for a moment.

But then a single tear slipped down your cheek, betraying the sadness still lurking beneath.

“Aww, man, was that seriously the last episode?” you sighed, realizing you’d soon run out of shows if you kept binge-watching like this.

Reaching for your glass and the wine bottle, you frowned when both were empty. You’d only just opened that bottle, hadn’t you?

You gave the bottle a little shake, hearing the last few drops swish inside. The desire for just more wine, for that brief numbness, tugged at you.

Glancing at your phone, you saw the time: 7:10 p.m.

“Gosh, Miguel wouldn’t like me going out this late—especially just for wine,” you pouted. But the craving was strong.

“It’ll just be a quick run,” you began to reason, but your thoughts were interrupted by a sound. ‘Did the door just open?’ You couldn’t believe it—Miguel never came home this early.

“Cariño, I’m home!” 

The familiar voice of your husband filled the house, confirming your suspicions. Hastily, you stood and moved to the foyer, bare feet padding against the floor until you came face-to-face with him.

In utter disbelief, you watched as he took off his black oxfords, placing them neatly on the shoe stand. “I... I thought you were working late today,” you uttered as he turned to face you.

The trench coat, beige collared shirt, and brown slacks he wore seemed to hug him tightly, accentuating muscles that appeared more defined than usual. You pushed aside the hidden admiration for your husband’s new physique and walked over to him.

“Have you been working out lately? You seem… bigger,” you remarked, reaching to help him remove his coat, carefully sliding it off his broad shoulders before hanging it up.

Oddly, Miguel didn’t respond. He just stared at you, silent.

Raising an eyebrow, you glanced over your shoulder at him, worry creeping into your features. “Miggy… are you okay?”

Miguel O’Hara watched you—the woman he’d dreamed of, the one he’d longed to be close to—as you moved around him, touching him, so unaware of the truth.

Miguel had followed his plan perfectly. He’d completed his tasks at the Spider Society, disabled LYLA with a fake technical error, and entered Earth-956. 

Tracking down his human counterpart at Alchemax had been almost too easy. Creeping through the lab’s vents and knocking the weakling out with a blow to the head felt strangely satisfying.

After undressing his unconscious self and stealing his car, Miguel was able to escape the place unnoticed and haul the man into the backseat.

As he headed to his human variant's home, where you sat possibly watching television like you always did, Miguel felt his heart beating rapidly in his chest.

‘Would I be able to pull this off?’  

‘What if she finds out and I scare her shitless?’  

‘What if I lose her like Gabriella?’

Miguel’s mind raced, the last thought a hard pill to swallow. His large hands gripped the steering wheel, feeling the leather buckle under his strength. “Whatever happens, I did it for her happiness—my happiness…” he whispered, pulling into the driveway of his human self’s home.

For the first time in a long while, Miguel felt that familiar flutter in his chest. Amidst the butterflies of nervousness and fear in his stomach was one of anticipation.

Placing in the brown contacts that he’d made last minute to hide his red irises and removing the black square frames from his sleeping, pathetic variant, he gazed at himself in the car mirror. There, he found himself—but not truly him.

Just a version of Miguel you would believe in…

A weaker variant of himself, the Spider Society Leader was willing to be for you.

And for you, he stood in the foyer, gazing at the woman he knew like the back of his hand, yet he was an imposter inside your own home.

Shaking off the stupor, he cleared his throat. “Sí, I am, mi amor,” he assured fondly, giving you a smile that showed none of his fanged teeth.

You slowly nodded, believing it was the stress, returning to smoothing out his coat on the stand. “Well, there are leftovers in the fridge. You’ll have to warm them up—” A gasp escaped you when his large arms engulfed your center, hugging you from behind.

His body heat overwhelmed you, your husband’s hardened chest pressing into your backside, allowing you to feel every ridge of his abs and pecs—a musculature that you never knew was so defined. “M-Miggy…?” You called him in confusion, but you didn’t deny how your face filled with warmth at his touch.

You leaned back into his chest, your eyes fluttering closed as his cologne of sandalwood mixed with spicy undertones filled your senses, his scent always making you melt. The way he embraced you felt different from this morning, making you feel cherished and loved for the first time in a long while.

“Hmm?” Miguel hummed in response, running his broad nose under your jaw and along your neck, inhaling you deeply. You smelled just as sweet and felt as soft as he thought you’d be.

His rough hands stroked your stomach through your shirt and circled your navel with his thumb. “How have you been today, mi amor?” he purred into your ear. “I know I don’t ask a lot, and I’m sorry.” Miguel muttered, giving your smaller body a gentle squeeze.

Your heart clenched at his question of concern, as he’d never asked before. “I’ve been…fine,” you lied, as usual, never wanting to worry him. Placing a hand over his, you traced the ridges of his knuckles and interlocked your fingers with his, not remembering the last time he touched and explored your body. 

A disapproving growl, almost animalistic, rang from his chest at your answer. “No me mientas, bebé. Be honest with me,” he scolded softly, his rough hand engulfing yours, running his thumb over your knuckles.

You bit your lip, unsure about being honest. However, he felt different today…

More caring, affectionate, loving…

Just like he was all those years ago.

“I…I felt…terrible,” you confessed aloud for the first time in years. “I-I was looking at our…pictures, and I couldn’t help wondering what happened to us, Miggy?” You asked, pulling out of his hold to turn to face him.

Keeping your hands in his, you gazed up at your husband, your eyes taking in his tired features and, despite attempting to be neat, messy hair. “Did I upset you? Anger you? You desperately asked. “Do you not…love me anymore because I was unable to grant you what you…wanted?” A broken sob you’d been trying to hold back tumbled free, followed by streams of tears.

At the sight of your tears, Miguel felt utterly devastated, each sob from your pretty lips bringing him immense pain he had never experienced before. He immediately sought to silence your cries. ‘Bebé, what you’re saying is tontería. It’s not true,’ he said softly, cupping your face and swiftly wiping the endless tears from your cheeks.”

You shook your head, crying in his hold. “H-how? You've done n-nothing but avoid me, Miggy,” you explained, your cheeks rosy and your eyes glossy. “You constantly stay at work, miss dinner, and I know y-you try, but at times I feel like…I feel like you do not love me. Not like you used to.”

Miguel watched with a mixture of sorrow and anger at the byproduct of his pathetic human self's actions. ‘How dare he hurt you so much? How dare he cause you to shed a single tear?’ he thought, wanting to erase your sadness, starting with removing these delusions.

Earth-956 Miguel probably avoided you, stayed at work, and missed supper—hell, the bastard possibly didn’t love you anymore—but Miguel O'Hara did.

He fell in love the moment he saw you…

Without warning, he pulled you close, his lips claiming yours in an instant, quieting your worries and cries.

He swallowed the surprised gasp you gave him as his hands cradled your face in his palms. Miguel wanted to cease your doubts about not being loved and to show you exactly who you belonged to.

Your eyes widened, your brain unable to keep up. ‘Miguel… is kissing me!?’ You were shocked.

It had been so long since your husband showed his adoration, let alone kissed you like you were his. Your heart fluttered, hands tentatively moving to grip his beige shirt, bunching the fabric at his hips to tug him closer.

This moment felt so surreal; just this morning, you had been arguing like always. Now he was showering you with the love you had been craving for years.

“Miguel…” You whimpered, your much smaller fingers clawing at him, from his biceps to his hips and chest in desperation. The sensation made him harden under his slacks.

Suddenly, as if a switch had flipped, the restraint Miguel had melted away. He grunted against your lips, pushing you against the wall with enough force to send your couple portraits rattling. Like a beast, Miguel was atop you once more, his massive body trapping you beneath him.

“Careful!” You giggled, but were instantly silenced by another bruising kiss.

Your husband’s kisses were deep and demanding, as if he were trying to memorize the feel and taste of you. His hands explored your body with a possessiveness that made your head spin, gripping your ass and sliding up your back as if he couldn’t get enough.

Every touch, every kiss was rougher and more insistent, much different from the loving and gentle intimacy he had shown you in the past.

A breathy moan escaped your parted lips when Miguel’s large hands engulfed your breasts, kneading them roughly through the fabric of your shirt. “Goodness, Miguel… I didn’t expect you to be like this.” You panted between sloppy kisses, believing it was the lack of intimacy that was causing this new and more passionate display of affection.

Miguel simply grunted in response, the Spider Society Leader completely blinded by lust. One hand left your chest to grip a fistful of your hair, tugging your head back to expose your bare neck. At the sight of your untouched skin, Miguel practically salivated, attacking your throat.

You gasped, biting your lip when he pulled your hair. The slight sting on your scalp was a foreign sensation that you instantly adored. Humming in bliss, his lips along your throat made your head foggy, as if he were kissing your very soul.

“I’ve been neglecting you, babygirl, haven’t I?” Miguel asked, trailing his fangs along your skin, feeling you tremble at the sensation. The sweet nod you gave made his heart clench, fueling his desire further. “Let me make it up to you, cariño.” He purred, nipping harshly at your neck, leaving red love bites that he lapped at to soothe you, his discretion forgotten.

You whimpered, unsure of what you were feeling in your overwhelming state. “M-Miguel…” His name was all you could breathe, your nipples hardening under your shirt, clearly displaying your lack of a bra underneath.

Miguel’s mouth halted, ready to add another mark to your precious neck when his eyes snapped down to your chest, noticing the peaks. He smirked, pulling away to meet your hooded gaze. “Mi chica traviesa, traviesa,” he cooed, marveling at your breasts. “It seems you want me more than I believed.” Miguel teased, cupping your breasts and thumbing the hardened nubs.

You moaned, his touch sending tingles throughout your being. Gazing into the eyes of your husband, you discovered pure ravenous need staring back at you—a look you had never seen before, but it made you wetter than ever.

“I do; I’ve wanted you for a while, my love.” You genuinely told him, sticking to the agreement of honesty between the two of you.

However, your eyes widened, and your body warmed in pleasure as Miguel swiped his tongue along your cheek, coating your face with his warm saliva.

“Fuck, cariño, I’m one lucky bastard—” he rambled, kissing your lips, cheeks, neck, and collarbone, seeming to be everywhere at once, his hands following suit. “To have such an incredible, loving, and sexy wife.” Miguel muttered, leaving your breasts unattended as his hand descended lower, causing your heart to thump loudly in your chest.

“Joder, cómo tuvo tanta suerte?” he hissed, your husband’s words falling on deaf ears when his hand cupped your sex, making you squeak in surprise.

Moaning, he began to rub you, his palm pressing into your throbbing bud. “Hmm, I love you so much, esposa. Do you love me?” Miguel asked, his deep voice airy and full of lust, seeking your love.

Your mind was jumbled, unable to think of an answer when your touch-starved body was finally getting the attention it craved. Frantically, you nodded, grinding on his palm. “Y-Yes, always.”

The Spider Society Leader cursed under his breath, your shared adoration being what he had always wanted to hear from your pretty lips.

‘Shit, I can’t wait any longer,’ he thought, feeling the drool trickling down his jaw, his cock leaking precum inside his slacks, and talons threatening to extend from the tips of his fingers if he didn’t have you.

Right at this very moment…

“I need you, mi amor,” Miguel growled in a strained voice, a yelp escaping you when he hoisted you up in his arms. 

Your legs clung to his waist, arms wrapping around his neck as his large hands grasped the underside of your thighs. A blush sprouted on your cheeks at the feeling of his erection throbbing against your core.

For the first time, when you looked at your husband, he appeared alive and energetic; even his skin seemed to be glowing.

You didn't know what had happened today at work to cause such a change, but nonetheless, you were beyond thankful for it.

Giving him a nod, you claimed his lips once more, needing him just the same.

Miguel smirked against your mouth, effortlessly carrying you through the dim hallways of your home.

His legs wandered the place like he always lived there, climbing the stairs with ease while satisfying your craving for his lips. Miguel devoured your pretty mouth, kissing and suckling your eager tongue that yearned for him as he did for you.

Upon reaching your shared bedroom, Miguel kicked open the door, not hesitating to toss you onto the bed.

You laughed as you landed on the mattress, feeling it sink under your weight. Laying on your back, your legs sprawled beneath you, your eyes peered teasingly up at your spouse. “You are being so rough… I kinda like it,” you told him with a smirk.

Miguel snickered, a hidden excitement in the back of his mind at the knowledge of not truly being your husband, yet you were enjoying everything he was giving you.

“Good,” the Spider Society Leader purred, removing his shirt with an effortless pull at the lapels of his button-up. Buttons flew, and fabric tore, but Miguel couldn’t be bothered; his eyes were trained on you.

His loving wife.

Your eyes widened, every moment with your spouse surprising you. “Miguel, your shirt—” Your words fell flat, practically choking when he revealed himself to you.

Removing the remnants of the destroyed button-up, your husband’s chest was on full display.

With an agape mouth and gaze of astonishment, you gawked at his defined pectoral muscles, the evident 8-pack that flexed with every movement, the pulsating veins from his burly arms, and lastly, how hairy your husband was.

Dark brown coarse hair covered his chest and descended from his navel, under his slacks, practically making you drool.

The amount of body hair was unlike him, knowing he was always about being clean and neat, but tonight, he had been different ever since he stepped through the door.

Perhaps this new him was everything you had ever wanted…

“I see someone has been… making some changes without my knowledge,” you said, trying to hide how arousing his rugged appearance was. “You've also been working out, it seems.”

Miguel raised a thick eyebrow, glancing down at his hairy body that was full of rippling muscles and sinewy limbs that coursed with the power from his mutation.

He wanted to mentally curse, knowing his muscular body type was too extreme compared to Earth-956 Miguel’s, your rightful husband.

But when the Spider Society Leader met your gaze of desire and saw how you bit your lip, it brought the beast out of him once more.

Abruptly, Miguel joined you on the bed, his body atop yours. He kissed along your neck and lapped at the previous markings he had given you. “Yeah, you like?” Miguel hummed.

You nodded, cupping his face. “Yes, but not as much as this,” you muttered, running a hand along his hairy chest, feeling the coarse strands tickle your palm.

I like this new you,” you whispered, meeting his glasses-covered eyes. “You should show this side of yourself more, hm?” Teasingly, you added, giggling as you reached out to remove his black square glasses and set them on your nightstand, eager to see your husband’s sexy features without the frames.

Miguel’s heart skipped a beat at your words, falling in love with you even more.

He pulled you into a searing kiss, groaning into your mouth and finding himself incapable of getting used to the sweet taste of you. His hands moved down to grab the front of your shirt; with ease, he tore open the fabric, releasing your bare breasts.

Your reaction was cut short as your husband descended down your body, sucking a tit into his mouth.

Whimpering, your fingers gripped the strands of his dark brown hair, tugging and holding him close. A nip from his very sharp teeth on your hardened peaks made you yelp

Miguel chuckled, swirling his tongue around your aching nipple, calming the sting from his bite. “You’re even more perfect than I’ve imagined,” he muttered against your skin, pulling away to gaze down at you.

Your spouse’s hands hastily began to unbuckle and unzip his pants to free his throbbing cock. “Undress, mi amor.” His words caused your heart to skip a beat. “Show me the pussy that belongs to me.”

Your chest heaved, your thighs sticky with arousal that ached for your husband. Looking up at him, you couldn’t help but marvel at the idea of him being yours to love for the rest of your life— a thought you believed had faded years ago but was restored on this very night.

Matching his pace, you swiftly tugged your shirt off, freeing your bare breasts, and shimmied off your shorts to expose your legs and clothed pussy.

The Spider Society Leader groaned, your arousal filling his nose. “Fuck, you smell so good, bonita.” He purred, removing his boxers and pants to finally relieve his throbbing cock.

Your gaze traveled over your husband’s shaft, noticing it was surrounded by a bush of pelvic hair and seemed bigger and thicker than you remembered, believing it was due to his arousal. You bit your lip at the effect you had on him. “Gosh, I missed you so much,” you told him lovingly, spreading your legs and revealing your soaked panties.

A groan escaped Miguel at your words, precum dripping down his length at the sight of you.

He felt a burning in his chest to allow his true self to break free, to ravage you like the beast he knew he was and grant you what you desired.

And so he did...

His red eyes, concealed by brown contact lenses, darkened, and a growl escaped him. “You missed me, cariño?” he asked with a dark smirk, not bothering to hide his fangs that dripped with venom. “Then show me,” Miguel chuckled, stepping back to allow you room to obey his command. “On all fours. Ass up.”

Your eyebrows furrowed for a moment; the authoritative tone in his voice was unlike anything you’d ever heard from your husband. You watched with hidden interest as he stood behind you, stroking his large shaft, precum dripping onto the floor. Miguel’s eyes were narrowed, his face stern while waiting for you to comply. 

You might not have experienced this new act of intimacy your spouse was showing you, but you didn’t want to disappoint him—not when you were so close to having him be yours again…

Moving into position, you turned to balance on your hands and knees, your rear facing your husband as he requested. Glancing over your shoulder at him, you felt a sense of satisfaction wash over you at his look of approval. “Good girl,” he praised, biting your lip when the bed creaked behind you, his body heat engulfing you from behind.

Miguel eyed his sweet wife, running his large palm along the rear of the woman that was now his. He  knew that once he claimed you, you’d never go back to the pathetic version of him known as your husband. 

The Spider Society Leader ran a thumb along your clothed core, feeling it quiver under his digit. “Hmm... this pussy is begging for me, isn’t it, amor?” he laughed, sliding your panties to the side to reveal your dripping entrance.

Your breath hitched as the cold air brushed against your exposed intimate area. “Yes, Miguel, please. I need you,” you begged, arching your back and pushing your rear further towards him.

Miguel felt his heart skip a beat, the sight in front of him being every image that filled his mind when he jerked off at night. The pleading that left your pretty lips for him was what he fantasized about while fighting anomalies. This sight before him was everything he’d ever wanted, and now it was actually happening.

‘Fuck, this has to be a dream,’ he thought, even when he knew it wasn’t. “Please, Miggy. Don’t make me wait any longer,” you begged once more, your words going straight to his cock.

“Mierda,” he cursed, lining himself up and sinking into your delectable hole. Miguel growled, filling you instantly. “Joder, estás tan apretado, cariño,” he groaned, unable to wait as he slowly pulled out and slammed back in.

You moaned, your back arching at how good your husband made you feel. “Miguel! G-Goodness!” you cried out, not remembering the last time you both were intimate in this manner. 

However, this time felt different—more intense, more desperate.

Your voice reached a pitch you never thought possible as his shaft penetrated deeper inside you, his hands gripping your arms and pinning them to your back.Your ass was raised higher for your spouse, your face pressed into the mattress as inaudible moans escaped you with the change of angle.

The dominance he showcased was so unlike what you were used to, but it was something you instantly enjoyed.

Miguel bit his lip harshly, his grip tightening around your arms. “You like that? Like how my cock feels inside you, miel?” he asked, giving your ass a smack at your lack of response. The frantic nods and exclamations of agreement from your gaping mouth only increased Miguel’s effort.

His hips snapped, thrusting into his sweet wife. The clenching of your pussy around his shaft was intoxicating, his cock plunging into your soppy cunt. 

The sounds of wet skin and your gushing pussy bounced off the walls of your bedroom along with your combined cries.

“Yes, yes, yes!” you chanted, nails digging into your palms, your eyes rolling when the tip of your husband’s cock kissed your cervix. “Gosh! M-M-Miggy, I-I have to cum!” you choked, saliva trickling down your mouth, burying your face into the bed to muffle your cries. 

With a scream, your release crashed over you. Your body thrashed and quivered, your eyes squeezing shut as the intense tingles of pleasure coursed through you.

Your juices spilled down your trembling thighs as you felt your husband pull away, leaving you to catch your breath.

Breathing heavily, your body remained kneeled, back arched and face resting on the bed, your messy hair shielding your features. The aftershocks of your orgasm were more extreme than you’d ever felt before and it left you in utter ecstasy. 

Feeling pleased, you looked over your shoulder at your husband through your disheveled strands to find a surprising sight.

He was still... 

energetic.

“Do you still want more, my love?” you asked breathlessly in sheer amazement.

Your husband usually needed to rest after granting you one round of intimacy, requiring a moment of recovery. But tonight, he was changed...

Miguel groaned, his cock still aching for more of you. The desire he felt from the intimacy with you was still at an all-time high. “Always, I always want more, baby,” he breathed, releasing your arms to join you on the bed.

He tugged you to rest your back against his chest, your body molding perfectly to his hardened one. His hand lifted your leg, sliding his rigid cock along your slit and teasing you with his thick member. “I know you’ve always wanted a little one, mi amor,” Miguel whispered into your ear. 

“Why don’t we try one more time?”

Your eyes widened at your husband’s words, the shock and pleasure blending perfectly. Resting on your side, you cupped his face behind you, searching his features to ensure he was serious. “A-Are you sure? You... believed it wasn’t... meant to be years ago,” you told him between soft moans, the gentle peck on your temple from your spouse confirming your suspicions.

“I know, bebé. But I want to make you happy,” Miguel said, his gaze boring into yours, seeing the hope and love blooming inside. “I want to give you what you deserve, mi amor—what we deserve.”

To emphasize his words, he pushed into you once more, filling you to the hilt. You moaned; the eye contact between the two of you unbreaking as your husband thrust into you. His hand held your thigh, spreading you perfectly to take his cock with ease.

Your cries and the sound of your pussy’s squelching were music to Miguel’s ears, his fingers digging into the softness of your leg enough to bruise. “Fuck, you feel so good, cariño,” he growled, pounding into you vigorously.

Your eyes fluttered, instantly feeling that familiar burning in your stomach again “I-I’m close, M-Miggy,” you whined, your body very responsive and sensitive due to your lack of intimacy as of late.

Miguel snarled, increasing his pace. He buried his face in your hair, his balls slapping against your ass. “Cariño, I want you... to remember this moment,” he growled, his shaft pounding into you at an inhumane speed.

“When you become pregnant with our child, I want you to remember this—remember me,” he said, pulling away to use his other hand to grab a fistful of your hair, tugging you back to meet his eyes.

“I want you to know that it was I who made you happy—who granted you the child you've always wanted.” His words were punctuated with each rapid and precise thrust that took your breath away.

His fingers tightened in your hair as the ache in his groin and the tightening sensation of his balls grew. “Do you understand me, amor?” Miguel asked through parted lips, his fangs peeking out, but he doubted you’d noticed in your state.

He stared into the depths of your glazed eyes, hoping you’d grant his wish of being remembered even after he departed. 

You gazed at your husband, your heart skipping a beat. His words seemed to hold a deeper meaning, spoken in a manner that felt wistful, but you hoped you were wrong, blaming it on the fuzziness in your brain.

His groans and continuous thrusts made your stomach burn with pleasure as you nodded. When you looked at your husband, even in his disheveled state, you couldn’t deny that he looked sexier than ever.

Tonight, every feature about him made you fall in love all over again—from his messy hair and amber eyes to his defined cheekbones and large frame that always made you feel small yet guarded and protected.

Tonight, your husband rekindled your adoration for him and your marriage, which was everything you didn’t know you needed.

“Y-yes…” you replied amidst the wet slapping of skin. “I’ll r-remember, for y-you.”

Miguel’s heart clenched, his movements halting as you looked up at him in utter infatuation—a look he believed was meant for him, not the Earth-956 Miguel.

The hot-tempered and controlling Spider Society Leader had finally found what he was looking for: 

you.

Miguel groaned, smashing his lips against yours and moving in deep, slow thrusts. He wanted you to feel every moment.

When your spouse kissed you, it wasn’t filled with hunger and desperation like before; it was loving, which almost made you tear up.

The change in pace allowed you to relish every part of your husband, feeling the ridges and veins of his cock, the sheer girth of him, how he stretched you out perfectly and touched your G-spot so well that it made your toes curl.

It wasn’t long before you felt that high again—that need to release. “I-I’m cumming, M-Miggy, I’m cumming,” you said in a shaky voice, lying on your side with his muscular frame behind you, holding you close and showing his love with each pound of his cock.

The Spider Society Leader kissed your cheek as you shook in his hold, allowing your orgasm to overwhelm you. The way you screamed his name was everything to him; for once, you were addressing him, and he was no longer on the outside looking in.

Following your release, Miguel sped up. With a hiss, his shaft returned to its bestial pace, fucking into you like an animal in heat.

But it wasn’t long before the Spider Society Leader joined you in bliss.

With a deep thrust, a loud guttural groan erupted from his chest, releasing his load into you, filling you completely.

You moaned, arching your back against him, feeling yourself being stuffed. Your eyes squeezed shut in exhaustion as Miguel slowly pulled out.

Miguel brushed your hair from your face, taking in your stunning features. His heart clenched as he pressed gentle kisses on your shoulder and cheek, relishing each peck, knowing it would have to be his last.

He slowly rose to his full height, running his hand along your thighs and caressing your belly, hoping that by leaving a piece of him with you, it would grant you the happiness he wouldn’t be able to provide due to his absence.

Your husband’s loving touches comforted you. Sighing in relief, you felt him cover you with a blanket, the fabric soothing your jittery being. With a flick of a lamp, your bedroom was encased in darkness, except for the light beaming from Miguel’s side of the bed.

You could hear him moving around, making sure you were comfortable and content. However, when your eyes opened, you found him tugging on his pants, his massive body blocking the light as he put on his bottoms.

“Where are you…going?” you asked, the worry and sadness evident in your voice, Hastily, you sat up, tugging the blanket over your body, aware your hair looked like a total mess from your shared intimacy.

You didn’t want to go back to the ruin of your marriage, sleeping separately, with one of you in the guest bedroom while the other lay here.

You didn’t want to return to a marriage in which you weren’t happy, hoping your husband felt the same.

The longing for him was what Miguel feared. He couldn’t stay, no matter how much he wanted to.

But when he looked back at you sitting up in bed, your sad eyes practically on the verge of tears at his leaving made the thought of denying you impossible.

Smiling, he returned, crawling onto the bed and wrapping you in his arms. His arms engulfed you, holding you and seeking to not let you go anytime soon.

“Thank you,” you whispered, snuggling closer and resting your face on his chest.

“Anything for you, mi amor.” His response making your heart flutter.

You lay with your husband, listening to his deep breathing and the faint thumping of his heart, feeling safe in his arms.

“I hope this moment never ends,” you said aloud, your fingers dancing across his defined abs and relishing in the expanse of muscle that encased you. 

Miguel took in your words and your hopes for this moment to last forever. Oblivious, you didn’t realize that desiring more of this moment meant wanting him, not your previous husband.

Glancing down at your form resting atop him, Miguel couldn’t help but let another insane thought creep into his mind.

It was perfect—perhaps a little wicked and cruel—but he was doing this for you. 

And your little one…

With a dark smirk, he tightened his arm around your waist, pressing a gentle kiss to your temple.

“Sí, let’s make this moment last forever…mi eposa…” 

A/N: That concludes “You’re Not My Husband!” Goodness, writing both Miguel as a human and as Spider-Man 2099 was a joy! I especially like the difference between the two. If you enjoyed it just as much as I did, please like, comment, reblog, and follow!

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Peter Parker x Reader x Doppelgänger! Peter Parker: The Perfect Peter

WARNINGS: identify theft, SMUT, blood, character death.

MINORS DNI

You weren’t sure when it started.

At first, you thought Peter was just being different lately—more confident, more flirty, more… bold.

Peter Parker had always been your best friend. Smart, kind, a little awkward, but always someone you could count on.

But then, one day, he had started looking at you differently.

Touching your hand longer than necessary.

Leaning in closer than usual.

And the most dangerous part?

You liked it.

You liked the way his voice dropped lower when he whispered to you.

You liked the way his eyes lingered on your lips.

You liked the way your heart pounded every time he smirked at you like he knew something you didn’t.

For months, he kept pushing the boundaries of your friendship.

And eventually… you fell.

You fell for Peter Parker.

But what you didn’t know—what you couldn’t have known—was that the Peter you had fallen for wasn’t the one you had always known.

He was an imposter.

A perfect copy.

A doppelgänger.

And you had no idea.

You had been avoiding it for weeks—telling Peter how you felt.

Not because you were scared.

But because you knew he already felt the same way.

Or at least… you thought you did.

So when you finally decided to take the plunge, to do something about the tension between you, you didn’t hesitate.

It was supposed to be him.

The Peter who flirted with you.

The Peter who made your head spin.

But instead, it was the real one.

And you didn’t realize it until it was too late.

You found him in the lab, standing near the counter, looking at something on his tablet.

Without thinking, without a second of doubt, you stepped forward, grabbed the fabric of his hoodie, and pulled him into a kiss.

A real one.

A bold one.

A this-is-it, let’s-stop-pretending kind of kiss.

For a moment, there was nothing but the warmth of his lips, the softness of the moment—

And then, to your absolute horror—

Peter pulled away.

Eyes wide.

Mouth slightly open.

Confused.

Like he had no idea what had just happened.

Like he hadn’t been the one flirting with you for months.

Your heart stopped.

“…What are you doing?” he asked, his voice barely above a whisper.

You blinked. “I—I thought—”

He took a small step back. “Y/N, I—I don’t—” He ran a hand through his hair, looking utterly lost. “I didn’t think you saw me like that.”

And just like that, your stomach dropped.

Because you realized, in one mortifying instant—he didn’t feel the same.

You still couldn’t shake the embarrassment of what had happened in the lab.

Kissing Peter—only to have him pull away, confused, like he hadn’t spent months driving you crazy—was a wound that refused to stop stinging.

But when you confronted him later, he had looked at you with knowing eyes, lips twitching in amusement as he cornered you in the hallway.

“You okay, sweetheart?”

You frowned. “You—” Your voice dropped into a hushed whisper. “You acted like you didn’t know what was happening!”

He blinked, head tilting. “Well, I mean… you caught me off guard.”

Your brows furrowed. “But you—” You exhaled sharply. “You’ve been teasing me for weeks, Peter.”

Something flickered in his expression—an almost guilty look—but it disappeared quickly, replaced with a nervous chuckle.

“Yeah, but not in front of them,” he said, scratching the back of his neck. “You—uh—you really put me on the spot there, Y/N.”

Your stomach twisted. “So you do feel the same?”

His jaw clenched, as if waging an internal battle. But then, his signature smirk returned, his fingers brushing against yours.

“Would I have spent all this time chasing you if I didn’t?”

And just like that, the tension unraveled.

The doubt disappeared.

You let out a breath you hadn’t realized you were holding, your heart pounding from the way he looked at you—like he was letting his guard down, just for you.

You had been overthinking it.

He hadn’t rejected you.

He had just gotten flustered.

Everything was fine.

Everything was perfect.

And you never once stopped to question why something still felt off.

Never once wondered if the Peter Parker standing in front of you was the same one you had always known.

Because, as far as you were concerned…

He was.

And that was all that mattered.

You never thought Peter Parker would be the type to want a secret relationship.

But when he pulled you aside one night, his lips brushing against your ear as he murmured, “Let’s keep this just between us for now,” it had sent a thrill through you.

He had given you that boyish, lopsided smirk, his fingers tangling with yours as he added, “I just don’t like PDA, sweetheart. It’s better this way.”

And you hadn’t questioned it.

Not when he still snuck into your room late at night, whispering sweet nothings against your skin.

Not when he still kissed you like you were the only thing keeping him breathing.

Not when he still looked at you like he had won the greatest prize in the world.

So you kept it a secret.

You kept your distance in public.

You avoided lingering touches.

You stopped reacting when Peter Parker was around other people.

Because you knew he didn’t want anyone to know.

Because you trusted him.

And you never once thought to question why.

When Peter pulled you aside one evening, there was something different in his eyes—something unsure, something hesitant.

“You’ve been avoiding me,” he said.

Your brows furrowed. “What? No, I haven’t.”

His jaw clenched. “Then what was that in the lab?”

Your stomach twisted. “Peter, I told you—it wasn’t what you think.”

“That’s the problem,” he said, voice low. “I don’t know what to think.”

You frowned, crossing your arms. “I don’t understand. What are you talking about?”

Peter exhaled, running a frustrated hand through his hair. “I feel like I’m losing you, Y/N.”

Your breath hitched.

Losing you?

How could he say that when he had you—when he kissed you, when he held you, when he—

“I don’t want that,” he continued, his voice softer now. “I don’t want to lose you. I just… I feel like we don’t talk anymore. I miss you.”

Your heart squeezed in your chest.

But confusion lingered in your mind, pressing against your ribs like an aching weight.

“I—” You hesitated. “Peter… we do talk. We’re together all the time.”

Peter froze.

His eyes flickered with something unreadable before he let out a quiet, stunned laugh.

“What?”

You blinked. “Peter, what’s going on with you? We’ve been dating—”

You didn’t get to finish your sentence before his expression dropped.

Like you had just spoken in a language he didn’t understand.

Like you had grown two heads.

“We’ve been what?” he asked, his voice barely above a whisper.

You stared at him, your heart suddenly pounding in your chest.

“…Dating?”

His entire body went still.

Your mouth felt dry. “Peter… we’ve been together. For weeks. Are you messing with me?”

Peter swallowed, his Adam’s apple bobbing.

“Y/N,” he said carefully, slowly, “we’ve never dated.”

Your stomach dropped.

“That’s not funny, Peter,” you whispered.

He took a step forward, his expression serious, his brown eyes searching yours. “I’m not joking.”

You shook your head. “No. That doesn’t make any sense. You—” You inhaled sharply, your mind racing. “It’s like you’re two different people sometimes—”

Peter’s breath hitched.

And suddenly, everything shifted.

His expression morphed into something unreadable.

His hands curled into fists.

And when he spoke again, his voice was laced with something dark, something fearful.

“…What do you mean by that?”

Peter’s heart pounded in his chest.

“What do you mean by that?” he asked, his voice quieter now—more cautious.

You hesitated. “I don’t know. It’s just… sometimes you act different. Like you’re two people.”

His throat tightened.

His mind raced.

Two people.

That didn’t make sense. That couldn’t make sense.

But your words rattled inside his skull, sinking into the cracks of his confusion, settling into something terrifyingly real.

His grip on reality wavered as a horrifying thought crept into his mind.

What if… What if he wasn’t imagining things?

What if the reason you had been avoiding him… Was because you thought you were already with him? His pulse roared in his ears.

“Y/N,” he said, forcing himself to stay calm, “tell me exactly what you mean.”

You frowned, clearly growing frustrated. “I don’t know, Peter! It’s like… sometimes you’re different. Sometimes you’re distant, like you don’t even know me, and then other times you’re so—” You cut yourself off, shaking your head. “I don’t know how to explain it. It’s like there are two versions of you.”

Peter swallowed hard. There were two versions of him. But that should have been impossible.

And yet— You had been kissing someone who looked like him. You had been dating someone who acted like him. And Peter—the real Peter—had no idea who the hell it was.

A heavy weight settled in his stomach. Something was very, very wrong.

“Y/N,” he said slowly, carefully, “when did we start dating?”

You gave him an incredulous look. “You seriously don’t remember?”

“Just… tell me,” he pressed, his fingers tightening into fists.

You sighed. “A few weeks ago. It just… happened.”

Peter’s blood ran cold. A few weeks ago. A few weeks ago, when he had sworn he felt like someone was watching him.

A few weeks ago, when things in his room had felt slightly off. A few weeks ago, when you had started pulling away.

His mind whirled with fragmented memories, with moments that suddenly didn’t feel like coincidences anymore.

Someone had taken his place. Someone had taken you. And no one had noticed. Not even you.

Peter inhaled sharply.

“Tell me more about him.”

It was late when you returned to your room after a long, exhausting day. The Tower had been on edge ever since the events with the doppelgänger Peter, but no one could fully explain why it still felt… wrong. You tried to ignore it, to pretend like everything was okay, but you couldn’t shake the nagging feeling that something wasn’t right.

As you entered your room, you noticed the dim light of a lamp flickering. You hadn’t left it on, but you didn’t think much of it. What caught your attention was the figure sitting on your bed, legs crossed casually, leaning against the headboard. Peter—well, the other Peter—was waiting for you, the same soft, confident smile on his face.

“Hey,” he said casually, voice low and smooth, the kind of tone that always seemed to ease any tension around him. “I knew you’d be coming back soon.”

You blinked at him, a little surprised. “What are you doing here?”

He chuckled, not fazed in the least by your confusion. “Just waiting for you. You’ve been on my mind, you know?”

You hesitated. It had become increasingly difficult to ignore how much attention he was giving you, how much he seemed to care. But there was something off about it. Still, when he looked at you with those soft, familiar eyes, you couldn’t bring yourself to push him away. He was Peter, after all—just… different.

“You’ve been waiting for me?” you asked, raising an eyebrow. “For what?”

“For this,” he said, his grin widening just a little. He patted the bed beside him, motioning for you to sit. “You’ve been avoiding me lately. I thought I’d take the chance to finally talk to you.”

You lingered near the door, crossing your arms over your chest. You hadn’t told anyone about the lingering feeling you’d had since that kiss—how something about Peter’s behavior felt off. But you also weren’t sure if it was just your mind playing tricks on you, or if the doppelgänger had left you questioning your own perception of reality.

“You know,” he continued, his voice dropping to a more playful tone, “I was thinking about our… little moment the other day.”

You froze for a moment, confused by his words. “Moment?”

“The kiss,” he clarified, his smile softening into something more intimate. “It was nice, wasn’t it?”

Your heart raced, an unsettling feeling spreading through your chest. You had kissed Peter that night, hadn’t you? But… you weren’t sure which Peter it had been. The idea that it could’ve been the fake one filled you with unease, though you tried not to let it show. He was acting as if everything was perfectly normal, as if you should’ve known it was him all along. And you… you couldn’t be sure anymore.

“It was…,” you began slowly, unsure of how to answer. “It was fine. But I don’t think we should…”

“Don’t think we should what?” he interrupted, his voice dripping with a playful edge. “It’s not like it was a mistake. You felt something, I know you did. I felt it too.”

His words made your pulse spike. You had felt something, hadn’t you? There was a comfort in the way he made you feel at ease, in the way he always seemed to know exactly what to say. You couldn’t deny that. But there was a nagging feeling, deep down, that you were missing something—something important.

“Look, Peter,” you said, trying to keep the tension in your voice from showing, “I think we should slow down. I’m still not sure what’s going on with everything.”

He didn’t take offense to your words. In fact, he only leaned forward a little, tilting his head as he looked at you with such intensity it made your breath catch.

“I understand,” he said, his tone softening. “I know things are weird right now. But I’m here for you. Whenever you’re ready.”

You swallowed, the weight of the situation pressing on your chest. There was something intoxicating about the way he looked at you, how he always made you feel like you were the only person in the room. You did feel something for him. You couldn’t deny it, no matter how much you tried to convince yourself otherwise.

And maybe that was why you didn’t pull away when he reached out to touch your hand. His fingers brushed against yours, and for a moment, it was like time slowed down. His touch was warm, and you couldn’t bring yourself to let go.

“Peter, I—”

“It’s okay,” he whispered, cutting you off as his thumb ran across your knuckles. “You don’t have to say anything right now. I just wanted you to know that I care about you.”

Your heart raced in your chest. You felt the pull toward him—no, toward Peter. But was it the real Peter? Or was it the one who had been playing a role in your life all along?

But before you could think it through, his face softened, his eyes searching yours. “It’s alright. You don’t have to answer me now.” He pulled back slightly, letting the moment linger. “But I want you to know, whenever you’re ready, I’ll be here.”

Your eyes fluttered as you felt yourself drawn in, caught in the haze of his presence. His words hung in the air like a promise, one you weren’t sure you were ready to make.

“I’ll… think about it,” you murmured, though you weren’t sure you believed yourself. He held onto your waist, pulling you down on his lap. “You know you’re the most gorgeous woman I’ve ever seen?”

“Peter!” You gasped when his hands went under your shirt, unclasping your bra lazily. “What?” He asks innocently, his brown eyes, why did they look more black than brown? “I..I mean— we haven’t, uh, I haven’t um… done this before..” you said shyly, gripping the end of your shirt, he smiles, “it’s okay, baby, let me take care of you.” He takes off your shirt, letting it and your bra drop off the bed. He eyes your reaction, how you averted your eyes from him, “look at me baby, I wanna see your pretty face” you do as he said, and he traps you in a kiss.

He slips off your shorts, leaving you bare before him. He flipped you over, taking in the beauty of your body. “You drive me crazy, Y/N.” he stripped off his own clothes, leaning down to kiss you again. His hands playing with your body, pumping one hand in your warmth, while the other gripped at your breast. Pinching and playing with your nipple. He kisses your neck and you squeeze your legs around his hips, “Peter..!”

He pulled his fingers after you came, panting heavily. “You did so well, baby” he sucks on your neck. “but I need more,”

You gasped as he entered your pussy, your virgin walls stretching to accommodate his size. He was slow and you almost saw his eyes go black— was your eyes playing tricks on you? You tried not to focus on it as he continued to snap his hips into yours. You squeezed around him, you came numerous times. His grip on your thighs was bruising. You could feel yourself on the verge of passing out from exhaustion, his face, his eyes, were pitch black.

It was the last thing you saw before you passed out.

Peter’s hands trembled as he turned the knob to your bedroom door.

Something deep in his gut told him he shouldn’t be here.

That he shouldn’t have to be here.

Because you should have known.

You should have realized.

But as he pushed the door open, his entire body locked up—because there, tangled in your sheets, was him.

Or at least—the thing pretending to be him.

And you.

Laying against him.

Your fingers resting gently against his chest, your breath slow and even.

And him—His imposter—His thief—Sitting there playing with your hair.

Casually.

Like he belonged there.

Peter’s stomach lurched.

His breathing turned shallow.

Because now, up close—now that he wasn’t blinded by his own disbelief—he saw it.

The subtle differences.

The slightly too-sharp grin.

The way his head tilted just a bit too far.

The way his fingers lingered against you, possessive and unyielding.

It wasn’t him.

It wasn’t him.

And he had touched you, and you let it. Blissfully unaware of the monster you let in your bed.

Peter’s chest heaved.

And before he could stop himself, he stepped forward. “Get away from her.”

The doppelgänger froze.

Then, slowly—lazily—he turned his head.

And smiled.

“You’re late,” he murmured.

Peter felt something hot—something dangerous—curl inside him. “Get. Away. From her.”

The thing in your bed only chuckled.

And then—It hissed.

Low and guttural, its lips peeling back like an animal, revealing teeth that were too sharp—too unnatural.

Peter barely had time to react before it lunged.

You woke to the sound of yelling.

At first, it was distant—like a dream.

Then— A crash. A snarl.

Your eyes shot open, your heart pounding.

And what you saw—Made your stomach drop.

Two Peters.

Fighting.

No—Not fighting.

One was attacking, wild and animalistic—its skin darkening, its nails lengthening into claws.

Your breath hitched. “Peter—”

Your voice barely left your throat before you saw the bruises on your thighs—before you felt the soreness against your skin.

Your stomach twisted.

This morning. The kisses. The hands trailing over your body. The marks left behind.

Your blood ran cold.

Your entire world tilted.

“Get away from him!”

You barely knew what you were doing before you grabbed the nearest thing—a heavy trophy off the shelf—and swung.

CRACK.

The thing wearing Peter’s face staggered. Its head was dented in, bleeding black goo.

And in an instant—The real Peter was in front of you, chest heaving, arms spread protectively.

You stared at him—your mind struggling, fighting to keep up— And then your eyes drifted. To the monster on the floor. To the thing that had kissed you. That had touched you.

That had lied to you.

Even as its face bled, even as its skin turned black, even as it healed before your eyes.

It grinned.

Like it knew something you didn’t.

Peter stiffened in front of you, his muscles locked with tension, his web-shooters ready.

And for the first time— You realized—You had been in love with a monster.

Peter could feel the weight of the silence between you both. The tension in the room was suffocating, the air thick with unspoken words and things that neither of you were ready to admit—yet.

He looked at you—his eyes full of concern, full of guilt, his heart aching for you. But more than that, he was terrified. Terrified that this wasn’t just a momentary horror. Terrified that the monster wasn’t gone for good.

Peter’s voice broke the silence first. “I don’t understand. How did he—how did he get so close to you without me noticing?”

Your gaze flitted away from him for a moment, a mix of confusion and exhaustion settling on your features. “I—I don’t know. I didn’t see it. I thought it was just…”

“Just what?” Peter interjected, his tone sharp with frustration, his hands fidgeting at his sides as if he wanted to hold you—comfort you—but was afraid he might make everything worse. “You thought it was me, didn’t you?”

You hesitated before nodding, feeling your stomach twist with the shame that followed. “I didn’t know, Peter. You were different at times, but I—I thought I was just imagining it. Maybe it was… I don’t know. Stress, or something. It didn’t seem like it was anything serious.”

Peter stepped closer to you, his jaw clenched, his fists tightening. “That’s the thing…”

You looked up at him, your voice almost a whisper. “I didn’t know until it was too late.”

He could see the brokenness in your eyes, the shame, the betrayal. He reached out, but stopped when he saw the hickeys on your neck, the bruises on your thighs. His chest tightened.

“I should’ve known,” Peter murmured. “I should’ve noticed sooner. But I was so stupid—so blind.”

You shook your head, taking a deep breath to steady yourself. “No. It wasn’t your fault. He’s… good at what he does. He’s been watching you, pretending to be you for weeks, hasn’t he?”

Peter’s eyes flickered with realization. “Yeah…”

You were silent for a moment, your gaze distant. “But what if it was always him? What if everything we’ve done, everything we’ve shared… was never real?”

“It’s not your fault!” He said softly, his voice cracking as he touched your shoulder.

“I know,” you whispered, your voice barely audible. “But it doesn’t stop the fact that I let him in. That I let him touch me. That I…”

“You didn’t know,” Peter interrupted, taking a step forward and gently grabbing your hands. “You didn’t know. And I’m not going to blame you for it. We’ll figure this out. Together.”

You glanced up at him, and for a brief second, you thought you saw the flicker of hope in his eyes. But it was fleeting, just like everything else in this twisted mess.

“How do we fix this?” you asked, barely able to keep the tears at bay. “How do we… get him out of our lives?”

Peter didn’t answer right away. Instead, he looked at the door, as if expecting it to burst open any moment. His mind was racing. He knew what needed to be done, but the question remained: Where do we start?

The air was tense as Peter paced back and forth in the living room. You stood by the window, looking out into the darkened streets below, as if expecting the doppelgänger to emerge from the shadows once more.

“I need to know everything,” Peter said, his voice heavy. “What happened when you were alone with him?”

You turned toward him, looking down at your hands for a moment, trying to piece together everything you could remember. “I don’t know how he does it. He’s so much like you, Peter. I never—”

“What exactly do you mean?”

“I mean that he looked like you. He sounded like you. He was you.”

Peter ran a hand through his hair, trying to fight the knot of frustration in his throat. “I mean the way he’s been acting, the way he’s been… pretending to be me. He can’t just… blend in like this without some kind of plan. He’s not just mimicking me—he’s changing things. He’s becoming me.”

You nodded slowly, your voice barely a whisper. “It’s like he knows everything. About us. About you. He knew the way you moved, the way you smiled at me—everything. And he used it. He used it all to get close to me. To trick me.”

Peter shook his head. “We’re not going to let him get away with it. We need to figure out where he came from, how he’s been doing this, and stop him before anyone else gets hurt.”

You looked at him, fear still lingering in your chest. “But what if it’s too late? What if he’s already…”

“It’s not too late,” Peter cut in, his voice firm. “We can fix this. I’ll fix this. I’ll make sure nothing like this happens again. I swear it.”

You stared at him, your heart pounding in your chest. This wasn’t over. Not by a long shot.

And now—together—you would take the fight to him.

The night after the confrontation with the doppelgänger, Peter and you were still processing everything that had happened. The monster had vanished, but the reality of what was going on was far from over. The fear in your chest had not yet subsided, and the questions kept gnawing at you.

You had to make sure no one else was at risk, and you knew the only way to do that was to go to the Avengers.

But you weren’t ready for what was about to unfold at the Tower.

The fake Peter—the doppelgänger—had been to the Avengers’ Tower long before you and the real Peter even considered walking through those doors. His version of events was already set. He had arrived earlier, walking into the Tower with the calm, composed air of someone who believed they were in control.

“I’m telling you, something’s wrong,” the fake Peter explained, as he paced in front of the Avengers, his face an exaggerated mirror of the real Peter’s. “Y/N… she attacked me. I tried to explain things to her, but she doesn’t seem to care. She keeps saying I’m the ‘fake’ one, that something’s wrong with me. And now, she’s with… another Peter. This impostor…” His voice broke, the fake hurt on his face so convincing it almost felt real. “I don’t know what’s going on, but I need your help.”

The Avengers listened, some furrowing their brows, others eyeing each other, unsure what to believe.

Tony was watching the fake Peter with an intensity that the others weren’t. Tony Stark didn’t trust easy, and something about this whole situation just didn’t sit right.

“Okay,” Tony said, his tone skeptical. “Before we make any moves, we need both sides of the story. I don’t want to be the one jumping to conclusions. I’m bringing them in.”

The fake Peter, who was already so sure of himself, visibly relaxed when Tony called for the other side. He had already woven his tale, and all he had to do now was sit back and wait for the real Peter and you to walk into the lion’s den.

Meanwhile, you and Peter had spent the last few minutes trying to figure out what your next move was. Peter’s protective side was still in overdrive, but you could see the uncertainty in his eyes. Both of you knew the Tower was the safest place to figure this out, but there was no telling how the Avengers would react.

As you both reached the entrance, Peter pulled you aside, his hand gently gripping your arm. “Are you sure about this?”

You nodded, giving him a determined look. “We can’t keep hiding. If we want to stop this, we need to do it now. We need to tell them the truth.”

Peter hesitated, but he knew you were right. He took a deep breath and opened the door. The moment the two of you entered, the Avengers were already waiting for you.

“Well, well, look who’s here,” Tony remarked, raising an eyebrow. “Glad you could join us. We’ve been having a rather… enlightening conversation with your doppelgänger.”

Peter’s stomach sank. He could tell by the way Tony was looking at him, that there was already a mistrust in the air.

“Wait, you believe him?” Peter asked, his voice growing sharp. “I’m the real Peter! He’s the one who’s been pretending to be me, lying to all of you!”

The Avengers exchanged uncertain glances. Clint, Black Widow, and even Thor seemed confused, unsure of who was telling the truth.

“Hold up,” Tony said, raising a hand, cutting through the noise. “We don’t need anyone shouting. Let’s just… take a minute. I want to hear both sides.” He turned to the fake Peter. “You said she attacked you? Tell me more about that.”

The fake Peter nodded earnestly, as though Tony’s support had given him new confidence. “Yes, Tony. I don’t know what’s happening, but Y/N… she thought I wasn’t me. She accused me of being a fake. She said I was someone else, and when I tried to explain, she… she attacked me.”

His voice cracked just enough for the others to exchange sympathetic looks. It was a convincing act, but Tony’s eyes were narrowed. He wasn’t buying it.

“And what about you?” Tony asked, turning to Peter. “What’s your side of this?”

Peter, trying his best to remain calm, gestured to you. “She’s been manipulated. He’s been pretending to be me for weeks, using everything he knows about me to get close to her. I don’t know how he’s doing it, but he’s tricked everyone into thinking he’s the real Peter.”

The room fell silent, the Avengers looking back and forth between the two Peters, confusion clouding their faces.

Then, Tony did something no one expected. He gave a slight smirk, and in one swift motion, he pulled out a small device from his pocket—a small, handheld scanner that would detect genetic differences. It was a last-ditch effort to confirm who was who. Tony activated it and held it up to both Peters.

The results were immediate and undeniable.

The device buzzed, then flashed red when held up to the fake Peter.

“Whoops,” Tony muttered, a mischievous glint in his eyes. “Guess that’s our cue.”

The Avengers blinked in disbelief, staring at the fake Peter, whose smile faltered as he realized what was happening.

“Wait, no!” The fake Peter hissed, his expression turning dark, his features twisting in fury. “This is a mistake! I am the real Peter! I am!”

Before anyone could react, the fake Peter’s body shifted. His skin started to ripple, changing rapidly, darkening in color, his eyes flashing a sickly yellow. The monstrous form emerged again, like a twisted version of the real Peter, his body disfigured and monstrous, a far cry from the boy you had fallen in love with.

The Avengers took a step back, immediately reaching for their weapons. But the real Peter moved faster. He shoved you behind him, positioning himself protectively.

“Stay behind me,” he ordered, his voice fierce.

The creature—the imposter—let out an inhuman screech, its claws elongating, and it charged at Peter, knocking him to the floor. The Avengers were quick to react, but the fight quickly descended into chaos.

Tony activated his suit’s repulsor beams, sending blasts toward the creature, while Thor summoned lightning, striking the doppelgänger with full force. Black Widow and Clint worked in tandem, trying to subdue the beast, but it was fast—faster than anyone had anticipated.

You stood back, your heart pounding in your chest, watching the battle unfold before your eyes. This wasn’t just a fight for survival—it was a fight for the truth. And in that moment, you realized just how much you still needed to protect Peter. The real Peter.

With a final, powerful blow, Tony’s suit blasted the creature back, sending it flying across the room. It hissed in anger, but the damage had been done.

The creature was weak, cornered.

Peter, breathing heavily, stood up and webbed the creature to the wall. “This ends now,” he said, his voice steady despite the chaos around him.

The fake Peter looked at you, his distorted face contorted with rage. “You can’t just lock me up, Parker. You don’t know what I am.”

Peter’s eyes narrowed. “I know exactly what you are. And I won’t let you hurt anyone else.”

The fake Peter’s skin began to darken again, but this time, it didn’t heal. Tony, with his suit fully powered up, fired another blast, sending the creature unconscious, his body slumping to the ground.

The Avengers stood still, taking in the chaos of the last few minutes. The truth had come out. The real Peter Parker had just saved everyone. But the damage was done.

“Good work, everyone,” Tony said, his voice softer than usual, almost a whisper. “But there’s still a lot to clean up.”

Peter stepped forward, his face serious. “This isn’t over. We need to figure out where it came from… and how many more there are.”

And with that, the battle was won—but the war against the doppelgängers had only just begun.

The battle was over, and the fake Peter was contained. The Avengers had quickly organized a secure location to keep the doppelgänger locked away, far from anyone else. But while the physical fight had ended, Peter could feel the weight of the emotional turmoil pressing down on him.

You had been through so much in such a short amount of time, and he wasn’t about to let you suffer the consequences without taking every precaution.

“Hey,” Peter said, his voice low and gentle as he turned to you, still standing at the edge of the room, visibly shaken but trying to hold it together. His hand was on your arm, but it wasn’t a simple gesture of reassurance—it was the protective grip of someone who would do anything to keep you safe. “You need to get checked out. We have no idea what kind of exposure you had to him. Who knows what that thing did to you?”

You froze at his words, the weight of what he was suggesting suddenly hitting you. A part of you wanted to argue that you were fine, that it was over now, but the other part—the part that knew Peter was right—made you nod in agreement.

“I’m fine, Peter, really,” you started, but you could see the worry on his face, his brows furrowed with concern. His eyes were dark with guilt, and you could tell that no matter what you said, he wouldn’t back down until you agreed.

“No, you’re not fine,” Peter insisted, his voice tight. “He touched you. He was in your bed. We don’t know what… how he was messing with your biology, your—”

“I get it,” you interrupted gently, your hand coming to rest on his arm, hoping to soothe him. “I’ll go to the med bay. But only because I know you’re going to bug me about it until I do.”

A small, almost relieved smile tugged at his lips, and you felt a strange sense of comfort in the way he looked at you. It was the same look he always gave you—gentle and full of trust, but now with a deeper sense of urgency. He was genuinely worried about you.

“I’ll go with you,” he added quickly. “I’m not letting you out of my sight, not after… all of this.”

The Avengers had already organized a trip to their medical bay, and within moments, you found yourself walking down the sterile, white halls of the Tower. You could hear the soft hum of machines and the clicking of footsteps echoing in the corridor.

Tony had insisted on keeping you away from the doppelgänger’s containment, as much for your safety as for his own team’s peace of mind. You couldn’t help but feel grateful for his support, though part of you felt like you had just been through a dream—a strange, nightmarish situation that you couldn’t fully wrap your mind around.

Peter kept close by your side as you entered the medical bay. He was quiet, the edges of his usual wit and sarcasm gone. It was as though this had shaken him in ways that words couldn’t express.

Dr. Banner was already there, waiting for you with a clipboard and a soft smile, though you could tell he, too, had been affected by the events of the night.

“Alright, Y/N,” he began, motioning for you to sit on the examination table. “We just need to run a few tests. Given the circumstances… it’s better to be safe than sorry.” His voice was calm, reassuring, though you could sense his own concern for what you’d been through.

Peter stood by the door, his arms crossed tightly over his chest. His eyes never left you, watching your every move as though he couldn’t bear to look away for even a second.

“It won’t take long,” Dr. Banner continued. “We’re just going to run a few scans, make sure everything checks out. No need to worry.”

You gave a small nod, trying to calm your nerves. As Dr. Banner began the scans, Peter moved closer, still watching, though his usual playful demeanor was absent. His voice was low as he finally spoke, his words barely a whisper.

“You’re okay, right?”

You smiled faintly, glancing up at him. “I’m fine, Peter. Really. This… this doesn’t feel real, but I’m fine. I’m with you, and I’m going to be okay.”

He didn’t respond right away, but the relief in his eyes was palpable. He wanted to believe it. He needed to.

After a few minutes, Dr. Banner finished the scans and reviewed the results with a careful eye. He looked at you with a warm smile. “Everything looks normal. No signs of anything… strange.”

You breathed a sigh of relief, your shoulders loosening from the tension you hadn’t realized you were holding. “So, I’m not infected by any weird alien parasites or anything?”

Dr. Banner chuckled softly, though his expression remained professional. “No parasites. No weird side effects. Just a little shaken up, I’m guessing?”

You nodded, feeling lighter. “Yeah, something like that.”

Peter finally exhaled, the tension visibly leaving his body. He smiled, but it was a quiet one—relieved, but still concerned. “I told you,” he said gently, walking over to you and taking your hand in his. “I just… I had to be sure. I couldn’t lose you, Y/N.”

You squeezed his hand, smiling up at him. “I’m right here,” you said softly. “And I’m not going anywhere.”

As you left the med bay, Peter walked alongside you, his hand still holding yours tightly. There was an unspoken understanding between the two of you now—what had happened, the danger you’d both been in, and the strength you’d drawn from each other.

“You know,” Peter began, breaking the silence with a quiet, almost teasing tone. “I may have saved the day, but I think you’ve got a lot more strength than I give you credit for.”

You chuckled softly, leaning your shoulder against his as you walked. “You’re not getting away with that one, Parker. I’m the one who helped knock out the fake you, remember?”

Peter grinned at that, the spark of his usual charm returning in full force. “Yeah, I guess you did. But I still think I deserve a little credit.”

You laughed, shaking your head. “I’ll give you credit… but only because you’re cute when you’re protective.”

Peter beamed, his hand squeezing yours. “Well, I’d be more than happy to keep being protective if it means getting a compliment from you.”

As the two of you headed back to the common area, it was clear that while the fight against the doppelgänger was far from over, you had both come out stronger. The fear and uncertainty remained, but so did the bond between you and Peter.

And maybe, just maybe, things could start to feel a little more normal again—starting with the small moments that you both cherished.

Even with the dark days ahead.

[hellosweetart]

neighbors (Dopple and non)

Vs

This thing

*versus?

Also, Nacho Sama adores the Hoon Man too:

[nocontextspiderman]

Web of Spider-Man #95

[horror-lady00]

Okay, but the idea, that Spider-clones made they own little society and they hate on Ben for joining the "actual" Spider-Society is honestly so hilarious to me🤣

Like, they would help out Miles, just because they know it would piss off non-clones society.

And then they will pop back in, just to say "Fuck you, Ben Riley" 🤣🤣

[distroyer0g]

[elgaberino-mcoc]

“ANY SIX-ARMED SPIDEY” has been added to the MCOC Wishlist

You can vote for this entry if you think @MarvelChampions should add someone like Man-Spider, Doppelganger, Dark Spider-Man, etc.

[boobachu]

I thought he was boring future boy

Miguel O'Hara would not do any of the things fic writers want him to do. He would not Smooth talk you like a sexy Latin lover stereotype. He wouldn't dick you down or whisper sweet nothings into your ear. Nothing will happen at all because the epic weight of his catholic guilt has effectively made that thang useless cuz he's too sad to get it up.

At most he'll tell you to kill yourself.

He's also a freak that chooses to bite people to kill them apparently when he doesn't have to.

I'm not saying you couldn't fuck him im just would be depressing for everyone involved

Aaaaand post!

[yannawayne]

viii. a little death

SYNOPSIS: "Alright, let's do this one last time. My name is Y/N Kyle. I was bitten by a radioactive spider, And I've been the one and only Spidey in Gotham. I’m pretty sure you know the rest." PAIRING: Older! Damian Wayne/Fem! Reader TAGS: MILD SMUT (will put indicators if people want to skip), Established relationship, Wounds, Violence, Suggestive jokes, Doppelgangers AO3: yenwayne SERIES LINK: gotham's only spidey

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The black of his suit bleeds seamlessly into the surrounding darkness, making him appear more phantom than man.

He looks like a living nightmare.

Damian lifts his head just in time to see Batman towering over you, his cape billowing ominously in the night breeze. A cold chill runs down Damian's spine as dread settles heavy in his chest. Of all people, his father was the last person he wanted to find him here like this—vulnerable, exposed, and with you.

Reacting on pure instinct, Damian scrambles to his feet, positioning himself firmly between you and the Dark Knight.

"Father." Damian’s voice is low but steady, though the weight of what’s happening lingers in every syllable. His mind races, knowing that Batman doesn’t recognize you in your vigilante form and likely believes he's cheating on you.

To Batman, this looks like betrayal.

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Sunday, 12:13 AM - Stark Tower, Gotham City.

The rhythmic clacking of a keyboard filled the room, a steady, almost hypnotic sound that gently tugged you from sleep. You stirred, the tangled sheets wrapping around you like a cozy cocoon. Damian’s strong arms were draped around your shoulders and waist, his warmth a comforting presence as he held you close.

As he shifted slightly, his fingers traced absentminded patterns along your back, a tender caress that sent a soft shiver of relaxation down your spine. You groaned softly, turning towards him and resting your head against his chest. The steady beat of his heart beneath your ear was a soothing, rhythmic pulse, grounding you in the comfort of his embrace.

Across the room, Morgan was propped up at your desk, her messy hair pulled back with a headband, though a few stray tendrils had escaped and framed her face in an untidy halo. Her eyes were fixed intently on the laptop screen, where a Google document was open, filled with lines of text that seemed to flow endlessly. In her free hand, she cradled a steaming cup of coffee, the rich aroma wafting through the room and mingling with the faint scent of the morning air. 

After returning to the tower yesterday, you and Damian had practically slept through the entire morning—this one, however... 

You groaned, burying your cheek deeper into the pillow as you tried to block out the light from the laptop and her typing. 

“You bitch. Do you ever sleep?” you grumbled, your voice thick with sleep as you rubbed your eyes with the heel of your hand.

Morgan gave you a lopsided grin, the steam from her coffee curling around her face like a comforting fog. “Sleep? What’s that?”

You rolled onto your back, stretching your limbs. “That’s usually my line.”

She shrugged, taking a sip of her coffee. “I know. Just kinda hyper tonight,” she said, her fingers dancing across the keyboard as she continued typing.

"By the way,” she hummed thoughtfully, “what kinks do you think Nightcrawler would have?"

"..."

You could feel Damian’s confusion even before he spoke. "Excuse me?" he blinked at her, squinting as if he’d misheard. “Why on earth would you ask that? And why now, of all times?” “I’m writing fanfic,” she replied matter-of-factly, still typing away. “Ooh! You’re her boyfriend. What kind of freaky stuff do you think her hero-sona would be into?”

You stifled a laugh, propping yourself up on one elbow to enjoy the show. “Choking kink.”

Damian, who had been leaning against the headboard, choked on his own spit. His eyes widened in shock, and his face turned a deep crimson. “What?!”

“Don’t play dumb,” you snickered, reveling in the way his skin turned redder by the second. “I know you knew this one.”

Morgan’s gaze flickered between you two, her expression momentarily blank, though a hint of something inscrutable flashed in her eyes before she quickly shook it off. She returned to her typing, the clacking of keys filling the room once more.

“That’s so basic,” she huffed, eyes narrowed in concentration. “Give me a better one. I need something with a little more flair.”

You tapped your chin thoughtfully. “Bondage, then. Webs, remember?”

Damian's face turned an even deeper shade of red at the mention of webs, his mind clearly racing to process the suggestion. 

Morgan’s fingers paused mid-keystroke as she considered your suggestion. A slow, mischievous grin spread across her face. “Web bondage? Now that’s more like it,” she said, quickly typing it in. “I can work with that.”

“I’m surrounded by lunatics,” he muttered.

Morgan grinned wickedly. “Lunatics, maybe, but this is going to be one hell of a fic. And don’t worry, Dames, I’ll make sure Robin gets some action too.”

He shot her a glare. “Don’t. You. Dare.”

“There are ships of us already?” you blink, surprised. 

Morgan coughs into her hand, an odd twist in her face. “There are ships of everyone these days. People have imaginations that just don’t quit. "

“I had no idea,” you said, blinking in surprise. “What do they call it? SpideyBird? WebWing?”

Damian looked genuinely disgusted. “Why do they even need a name for it? Why are people spending time on this?”

You patted Damian’s shoulder reassuringly, trying to lighten the mood. “At least they’re rooting for us to be together, right?”

Morgan just shrugged off Damian’s reaction and continued to write. “The fanfics of you are pretty fresh. Only around a hundred works so far, but the edits…” She trailed off, her fingers fumbling for her phone with a mischievous grin.

Groaning, you shut your eyes as Morgan’s grin widened. 

“Do not show me—” you began, but before you could finish, the audio started blaring from her phone.

Well, come and get it now Come and get it now Baby, show me what you're doing Come and turn around 'Cause it's not just a figure of speech You got me down on my knees It's getting harder to breathe out

“MORGAN!”

She looked up, grinning widely as if she’d been waiting for this exact reaction.

“What?” she laughed, thoroughly enjoying the moment. “You can’t tell me this hot.”

Curiosity got the better of you, and despite your better judgment, you peeked at the screen. The video was a shaky close-up, showing you leaning against a car, your hair tousled and your armor cracked. You were breathing heavily, your head thrown back.

The camera zoomed in slowly, and the lyrics that accompanied it were dramatic and overly romantic, turning the entire scene into something far more intimate than it had ever been. You could almost understand why someone might find it “hot,” but that didn’t stop the wave of embarrassment from flooding through you.

“You’ve got to be kidding me,” you groaned, burying your face in your hands. “That is horrible. I was literally on the brink of death. Was that from last night?” “Yeah,” Morgan nodded as she replayed the clip. “Your fans ate it up. Apparently, it’s going viral.”

Damian, who had been eerily silent throughout the entire exchange, finally broke his silence. “Where is that on?”

You immediately yanked your hands away from your face, your eyes wide with disbelief. “No. Don’t even think about it.”

“Tiktok,” Morgan answered casually, a hint of mischief in her tone. To your horror, Damian pulled out his phone

“Don’t you dare!” you warned, but it was too late. Damian was already typing your codename into the search bar. 

As the search results loaded, an edit began to play, and you felt your face flush with heat. The chosen song only seemed to amplify the humiliation. 

Touch me, yeah I want you to touch me there Make me feel like I am breathing Feel like I am human

Damian, smirked, liked the video, and saved it.

“STOP!”

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Sunday, 8:06 AM - Gotham City.

"..."

"..."

"Why—"

"Don't—" you seethed, sinking deeper into the plush leather seat of Tony’s limousine. The soft leather creaked under your weight as you clenched the armrest, your knuckles turning white. "Don’t even say a word."

Damian pressed his lips together, suppressing a smirk. 

His gaze drifted over your outfit—no, the uniform you’d been practically forced into. The Stark Industries cap perched on your head was like a crown of corporate shame, its logo glaring down at you from the brim. Your shirt clung uncomfortably to your torso, the bold emblem stretched so tightly across your chest it might as well have been tattooed on. Even your sneakers were branded with that obnoxious red logo.

You felt like a sellout.

“You look stunning,” Damian said, barely holding back a laugh as he glanced over at you from his seat across the limo. 

“Stunning?!” You shot him a scowl, the edges of your mouth twitching downward. “I look ridiculous!”

“Why didn’t you just wear—”

“I couldn’t!” you snapped, jabbing a finger at Morgan. “This fucking ginger goblin threw my clothes out! Now I’m stuck as a goddamn billboard!”

“Oh, boo-fucking-hoo," she mocked, turning to you from her spot in the limo, sprawled comfortably on the cushions. Her fingers casually brushed against the plush fabric as she spoke, “Don’t shoot the messenger. Dad’s idea, not mine. He wanted you to have a ‘fresh look.’”

You turned to Tony, who was lounging at the far edge of the limo, his dress shoes propped up against one of the seats. He was absorbed in his phone, mindlessly scrolling through this week’s gossip. Occasionally, he chuckled to himself, completely oblivious to the steam practically pouring out of your ears.

Fighting the urge to choke-slam him right then and there, you spoke up “What the hell is this all for, anyways?”

Tony peered up from his phone and grinned, “Oh, come on. It’s a marketing move. There’s going to be paparazzi and everything. We thought it’d be fun to put you in our new line of promotional gear.”

“Fun? You think this is fun?!”

“It’s not like we’re asking you to wear spandex,” Morgan snickered, her eyes drifting to meet Damian’s. He shot her a glare in response. “It’s just a little branding.”

“I’d almost rather be wearing spandex,” you grumble, pressing your cheek to the cool glass of the window. Your breath fogs up the surface, creating a clouded view of the city beyond.

Morgan whistles. "That's a sight I'd love to see."

You roll your eyes. The cityscape outside rushes by, a blur of towering buildings and streaks of light blending into a hazy, indistinct swirl. Outside, the world seems distant, almost unreal, as if you're moving too fast to truly grasp any of it.

“By the way, you’re going to hate me, but…” Morgan spoke up again, reaching into her bag. “I also brought a jacket.” She held out a sleek, branded jacket that perfectly matched the rest of the outfit.

You slammed your head into the glass and vowed to burn every Stark-branded item you owned.

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Sunday, 8:14 AM - Wayne Tower, Gotham City.

Bruce wondered if it was too late to file for unemployment.

He sat at the head of the conference table, his eyes glazed over as he stared at the middle-aged man droning on in a monotone voice. The man's garish mustard-yellow tie jerked awkwardly with each exaggerated gesture, as if trying to bring some life to the dull presentation. His glasses, too large for his face, inched down his nose with every movement, threatening to fall off completely.

“—as you've all been aware, we've been facing issues regarding our stolen drone flight technology due to criminal activity in the—”

The slides projected onto the screen, filled with graphs and charts, were melding into an endless stream of data that felt like it was slowly turning his brain into mush. Bruce barely registered them. Instead, his mind was a million miles away, lost in a fog. He let his attention drift to the ceiling tiles, idly counting the tiny imperfections as the briefing continued. 

TICK. TOK. TICK. TOK.

He glanced at his watch, stifling a groan as he saw only a few painful minutes had passed since he last checked. The meeting, as usual, felt like a slog, but today was particularly grueling. 

His thoughts kept drifting back to the text he received last night. Damian had invited him to your dress shop appointment today, telling him he would be covering the bill. Without a second thought, Bruce agreed and sent his card over—and if Alfred hadn’t intervened, he might have ended up buying out the entire boutique in his enthusiasm.

Could you blame him?

Much like Selina, you were stubbornly independent—always managing on your own, even when you needed support. It was a trait that made him proud, but it also left him wishing he could be more involved in your life.

If Bruce were a better man, less emotionally constipated as he often chastised himself, he might have reached out more. He might have asked if you needed to talk, offered his support more openly, and bridged the gap that seemed to widen with each passing year.

But he wasn’t that man. He was the one who held back, kept his feelings guarded, and let the distance grow because he didn’t know how to close it.

Adding salt to the wound, Stark would be there too, intruding on what should have been his time with you. 

An absolute diva. That man had a way of dominating any room, leaving little space for anything—or anyone—else. It wasn’t just Tony’s overwhelming presence that irked Bruce, but how effortlessly Stark seemed to connect with you.

In just a few months, Tony had managed to get closer to you than Bruce had in years. Where Bruce held back, Tony leaned in, closing the gap he couldn’t seem to bridge.

To make matters worse, Stark had already gotten a head start. Although Bruce would have loved to pick you up himself, he was stuck in this meeting he couldn’t cancel again—he’d already rescheduled it thirteen times.

Which is why, the moment the clock hit 12, he was already on his feet, pushing his chair back and making a beeline for the door.

"Sir, we still need to discuss—" mustard tie stuttered, but his protest was cut short as Bruce, without turning or breaking his stride, raised a hand and dismissed him with a flick of the wrist.

“Contact my secretary if you need anything,” Bruce called over his shoulder, his tone leaving no room for debate. The matter was closed.

“I’ll handle whatever needs to be done tonight,” he said, shutting the door firmly behind him.

And he would. Bruce had already gathered a significant amount of data on Black Mask and the recent robberies plaguing Wayne Enterprises. Although the case had taken a backseat amid the chaos with the spider vigilante, it was time to refocus. The priority now was to tackle what truly needed his attention.

As he stormed through the hallways, the lens of a nearby CCTV camera tracked his movements.

The camera’s feed flickered momentarily. The image on the screen sputtered and glitched, revealing fleeting glimpses of different worlds—flashes of varying times and places. Colors bled into one another, shapes twisted and warped, and for a brief, disorienting moment, the image seemed to fracture, as if reality itself was breaking apart.

Then, as suddenly as it had begun, the glitching ceased. The feed stabilized, leaving only a faint trace of the anomaly that had briefly unsettled the surveillance system.

Bruce jabbed the button for the ground floor and slid into the elevator. 

The lens refocused, but he was already out of sight.

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The vehicle glided to a stop in front of a gleaming marble building, and you all stepped out, heading toward the entrance. The interior was as opulent as the exterior promised. Marble floors gleamed underfoot, and glass walls reflected the polished attendants who moved gracefully in their sharp suits. Nearby, customers mingled and laughed, their designer outfits adding vibrant splashes of color to the sleek surroundings. 

Your attention was drawn to the sleek signage behind the lobby desk, where a name was displayed in elegant gold lettering.

“La Ouvere.”

French. Expensive. So luxurious it practically oozed excess. Because, of course, this was the place Tony chose.

Grumbling, you adjusted your cap to hide your face. 

You couldn’t believe he made you wear company merch to a place like this. 

CLAP.

You looked up just in time to see two rough hands slam together in a handshake, the sound sharp and echoing through the lobby like a gunshot. Tony and Bruce exchanged pleasantries, their faces stretched into wide, almost painfully forced grins.

"Bruce! Good to see you," Tony started, his voice oozing with practiced charm. "I’ve got to say, I am a huge fan of your recent striptease at the Iceberg Lounge."

"Ha." Bruce’s reply was tight-lipped. "Tony. Always a pleasure."

The handshake lingered a beat too long, both men gripping each other’s hands like they were trying to see who could squeeze the other’s bones into dust first, daring the other to flinch.

Bruce placed a hand on your shoulder with a fatherly air. “I’m glad you saw great potential in her. I’ve always known her to be quite the achiever from a young age.”

Tony wasn’t about to let that go uncontested. He quickly slid his other hand onto your shoulder,  “Well, if anyone’s been pushing the limits and achieving great things, it’s definitely been her.”

Bruce’s eyes narrowed slightly. “And it’s all thanks to the support system. After all, it’s not just about talent but the environment that nurtures it.” He gave your shoulder a pat, adding, “Despite the struggles, her aunt raised her well—you just get to reap the benefits. Haha. Not everyone can rely on billion-dollar labs to get ahead.”

“Well, thanks to me,” Tony says, giving your shoulder a shake (again with the shoulders thing.) “I’d say she’s got plenty of both now.”

The testosterone in this room was so thick you could practically taste it.

“Alright,” you shake your head, gently removing their hands from your shoulders. “Lovely. Nice. Wow. Can we like, go inside now?”

Tony tossed you a quick glance and said, “Right. Lead the way.”

Bruce gave a curt nod. “Of course. After you.”

They both reached for the door handle at the same time, their fingers colliding in an awkward, fumbling dance. For a split second, they froze, locking eyes with a mutual glare.

Seconds dragged on, feeling like hours. Neither man budged. Their hands, now tangled together in a bizarre and clumsy struggle, seemed locked in an absurd standoff. Tony’s fingers began to subtly shift, attempting a stealthy maneuver to slip underneath Bruce’s grip. But Bruce wasn’t having any of it. With a deliberate twist of his wrist, he countered Tony’s advance, blocking the move with a firm slam.

Another minute stretched out, each second heavier than the last.

You couldn’t take it any longer.

“Are you two having a staring contest?”

"..."

"..."

Tony blinked first, cursing softly under his breath. Bruce’s smirk broadened, twice as smug than usual.

“Oh my god. Just move!” you exclaimed, throwing your hands up in frustration. “We’re here to shop, remember?”

The two men released the door handle simultaneously as if startled out of their petty contest. Tony stepped aside with a flourish, giving a dramatic sweep of his arm. “After you, mademoiselle.”

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“These are the choices given to you by Mister Stark and Mister Wayne. Social event, oui?” the attendant says, her tone professionally neutral despite the clearly forced, fake French accent. She smooths down your black undershirt, ensuring it's perfectly straight before presenting the options.

She holds up the first suit: “Deep scarlet. Rich, saturated color—like fine wine. A luxurious wool blend. Two-piece. Tapered trousers, invisible stitching. Streamlined silhouette. French cuffs.”

Then she displays the second option: “Now, dark silk. Smooth, so smooth—like velvet in night. Classic sheen, very elegant. Three-piece. Also with tapered trousers, invisible stitching. Slim silhouette. Barrel cuffs.”

With a smile, she adds, “Both have their own magic, non? What shall you choose for the grand affair?”

“Uh,” you gape like the peasant you were, eyes darting between the two suits which seem nearly identical apart from their color. You barely caught onto the details the attendant pointed out.

As you wrestle with your decision, snippets of the conversation between the two men outside drift through the curtain.

“Sometimes, a classic black suit just gets the job done,” Bruce interjected. “It’s timeless and professional, never out of place.”

Tony retorted, “Oh, sure, blending into the background is so exciting. Why not go for red—loud, in-your-face, and impossible to ignore? It’s a damn statement.”

Bruce’s voice grew sharper. “I don’t know if you’re the right guy to make that call, considering the atrocity you dressed her in today,” he said, gesturing toward the Stark Industries merch discarded on the couch in the dressing room.

“Uh, says the guy who thinks monochrome is the pinnacle of fashion. Please, get real asshole. This is a hell of a lot better than your boring black blobs. Grow up.”

“You grow up,” Bruce shot back.

You roll your eyes and spot another suit hung up on a nearby wall—a deep emerald green. “What’s that one?”

The attendant perks up. “Ah, cette tenue! I apologize, it slipped my mind. This one was provided by the young gentleman with you. I should have mentioned it earlier.”

She holds the suit up to your chest, carefully examining the fit and adjusting the sleeve to ensure it drapes just right. 

“Three-piece suit with pattern. Jacket is single-breasted, notch lapels, welt pocket. The trousers are flat-front, slim fit, with sharp crease. The vest has five buttons, V-neckline, tailored fit. Very technical, very structured.”

You nod, satisfied. “This one. I like this.”

“Oh, magnifique! Excellent choice!” 

She quickly helps you into the suit. First, she slides on the vest, adjusting the straps at the back for a snug fit. Next, she drapes the jacket over your shoulders, smoothing out the fabric and aligning the lapels. Finally, she fastens the trousers, making sure the fit is right and the sharp crease is aligned.

You step out from behind the curtains, and every eye in the room locks onto you.

Morgan's face drops. “She chose the puke color.”

"Wow. Thanks. Really feeling the support here," you scoff, adjusting the sleeves. 

Turning to Damian, you raise an eyebrow, and it's only then that he truly registers what he's seeing. His expression softens gradually as he takes you in. The hard lines of his face are still there, but now they seem gentler, softened. 

You give him a small smile—nothing grand, just a subtle curve of your lips. But you know that even the smallest smile from you is enough to unravel him.

He watches, mesmerized, as you twirl slightly in front of the mirror. The suit hugs your figure perfectly, accentuating every curve.

“This was the boyfriend's pick," you say, flicking and straightening the lapels. Morgan's head snaps up. "I picked it because it matches his eyes, and honestly, I couldn't deal with your guys' arguing any longer.”

"Tt," Damian’s lips curl into a smirk, and he gestures for you to come closer. You step to his side, feeling the warmth of his hand as it rests gently over yours. With a subtle twist of your wrist, your fingers intertwine naturally, fitting together like they've always did.

Tony huffs, shaking his head. “Alright, well, whatever makes you happy. You look snug as a bug, kid.”

“Uh. Arachnid. Not a bug,” you correct him.

Bruce blinks in confusion, his brow furrowing as he tries to make sense of the interaction, clearly missing the joke.

He shakes his head and gestures to a waiting attendant, who approaches with a tray holding three boxes. The attendant opens the first box, revealing a necklace that catches the light and glints brightly. They lift it out, its shine almost blinding, and place it carefully on the counter.

“If you'd like,” Bruce smiles, “I’ve also picked out some accessories for you.”

The attendant then moves to the next box, lifting the lid to reveal a set of matching earrings, which they arrange neatly on the counter. They proceed to the third box, opening it to reveal a bracelet that sparkles just as intensely as the necklace. The attendant sets everything out with careful movements, arranging the pieces in a neat row.

You hold the necklace up to the light, blinded. “This is... a lot of sparkle.”

Turning to the attendant, you ask, “What’s the damage?”

“The necklace is priced at $250,000,” they say with a smile that’s more tightrope than genuine. “The earrings are $150,000, and the bracelet is $300,000.”

You blink, your mouth opening and closing like a fish out of water, the numbers swirling in your head.

“What the actual fuck?” you blurt out, carefully setting the necklace back in its box with the reverence of someone handling a live grenade. “That’s… definitely not in my budget.”

Tony raises an eyebrow. “Don’t worry about it. It’s just money. If the price is too much, I can always—”

Bruce cuts him off with a grunt. “No need. I already have the check ready.”

"What?!" You turn to Bruce, shaking your head. “No! No one is buying me more than the suit! I appreciate the gesture, but this is way too overboard.”

"It's not that much, beloved," Damian hums, reaching for the earrings and holding them up to your face. "The necklace I bought you for your 18th cost twice of these combined."

Your eye twitches in disbelief. “You... you told me it was of ‘reasonable price.’”

“It was.”

“How much did you pay?!”

Damian remains silent, avoiding your eyes.

“Damian. Thomas. Wayne—”

Before you can finish, Damian calls over one of the attendants with a casual wave. “Excuse me? We’ll take all of this.”

The attendant, looking a bit taken aback but eager to please, nodded quickly and began arranging the items. You stared at Damian, your eyes practically burning and searing a hole through his stupid undercut.

“You can’t be serious!” 

Damian simply smirked, leaning closer. “Consider it a small gesture for someone who’s worth every penny.”

As you continued bickering, Morgan’s gaze lingered on the scene, her chest tightening with an unsettling, heavy feeling. She could feel something bitter and heavy rising in her chest, and she turned her eyes away, hoping that if she didn’t see it, she could ignore the way it made her feel, that gnawing ache she wished she could forget.

But then she heard your voice, soft and inviting.

"Morgan?"

It was like a lifeline, pulling her back to the present. She turned to you, forcing herself to meet your gaze.

"Can you tell them that I do not need this?" you asked with a groan, your smile radiating warmth. It was the kind of smile that could light up any room, even as your eyes drifted to the glimmering jewelry with exasperation. “They’re completely insane.”

Morgan forced a small smile of her own, the kind that didn’t quite reach her eyes, and shrugged slightly. 

“I don’t know,” she said softly. “I think they’re onto something. You’re worth every penny. More than any of this could ever show.”

The words came out easy enough, but underneath, she could feel the bittersweet edge of them, something she kept buried deep where no one could see.

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Sunday, 10:24 PM - The Safehouse, Gotham City.

Shot through the heart and you're to blame Darling, you give love a bad name An angel's smile is what you sell You promised me heaven, then put me through hell

Music played from her speakers. The lab was dimly lit, illuminated only by the soft glow of various screens and the occasional flicker of a monitoring light. Morgan sat at her workstation, the faint blue light of the holographic display casting a ghostly glow on her face. She was surrounded by a sea of tools, schematics, and half-finished projects, but her attention was miles away from the work at hand.

The thought of how you looked at Damian earlier haunts her deep into the night. 

Morgan’s fingers tapped absently on the console, her gaze distant and unfocused. She tried to lose herself in her work, hoping the details of her projects would distract her from the ache in her chest. But every time she glanced up at the screen, it felt as if her mind was dragging her back to that moment.

It didn't take a genius to see that she had feelings for you.

Woah, you're a loaded gun, yeah Oh, there's nowhere to run No one can save me, the damage is done

On the screen, the potency of the toxin you were exposed to a day ago was being processed. Ivy's old journal lay open in front of Morgan, serving as a reference for comparison.

As she scanned the data, a troubling pattern began to emerge. The readings were unstable, fluctuating wildly and suggesting incomplete or inconsistent results. Hours melted away as Morgan poured over the data, her eyes darting between the fluctuating graphs and the notes in the journal.

An odd, unknown element kept appearing in the results. It was an anomaly.

"This is not supposed to be here...?" Morgan mumbled, scratching at her head.

The journal’s pages fluttered as she flipped through them, desperately searching for any mention of similar anomalies or clues that might explain the glitch. Ivy’s notes were dense with technical jargon and cryptic observations, but none of it seemed to align with the strange data she was seeing on her screen.

BEEP.

Morgan’s head perked up, her attention snapping back to the screen. The familiar, rhythmic pulse of data had been interrupted by a sudden alert.

Element Detected: 𝑜̥̊⃝𝑠̥̊⃝𝑏̥̊⃝𝑜̥̊⃝𝑟̥̊⃝𝑛̥̊⃝

She squinted at the glitching display. The screen flickered and distorted, displaying an unfamiliar string of characters. The text was unlike anything she had ever seen before.

The computer screen continued to flicker violently, lines of code merging into chaotic patterns. Cursing under her breath, Morgan fought to stabilize the screen. Her fingers flew over the keyboard, desperately trying to recalibrate the system.

After a tense few moments, she managed to clear the worst of the glitching. The flickering subsided, and the screen settled into a more manageable state.

Was that someone trying to hack in? The thought crossed her mind with a jolt.

She scrutinized the security logs, reviewed firewall activity, and cross-referenced access records, but found no concrete evidence of a breach. The logs were clear. Everything seemed normal—no unauthorized access, no signs of tampering.

But the unknown element was still there, stubbornly staring back at her from the screen.

Morgan ran her tongue over her teeth, a habit of hers when deep in thought. 

Alright. So. Every sci-fi movie warns against messing with unknown chemicals. And this is definitely one of those “don’t touch” moments. But what’s life without a little risk? Besides, it’s not like she hasn’t faced weird before. 

Problem was… the data on her screen right now was like trying to read a recipe from a cookbook that had been chewed up by a dog—completely useless. If she wanted answers, she’d have to get a closer look.

Morgan quickly set up a new data extraction protocol, isolating the unknown element. The process was slow and tense, but gradually, the substance began to take shape on the screen, its properties becoming clearer with each passing minute.

Once she had successfully isolated the element, she moved on to the next phase: synthesizing it into a serum. With a gloved hand, she carefully heated a glass flask on a burner and began adding the unknown element to the mix, watching as the contents started to react.

The silence was abruptly shattered by a sharp crack that split the air. Morgan’s eyes widened in shock as she saw thee glass flask on the burner shatter into jagged pieces. The once-clear liquid inside had turned into a dark, burned residue, and what was left was a blackened crust coating the inside of the flask.

"Great. Just great," Morgan muttered under her breath. She reached for the shattered glassware, cradling it gingerly in her hand. But as she did, something bizarre began to happen—the flask itself seemed to glitch.

The glass started to flicker and warp as if it were a malfunctioning image. It shimmered and pulsed with an otherworldly light, surface fading in and out of focus, struggling to maintain its form.

"What the fuck?" 

Her eyes stayed glued onto the flask. The constant flickering was starting to give her a headache, a dull throbbing that grew more intense with each passing second. She squinted, hoping to stabilize her vision, but the distortions only seemed to worsen.

Amid her growing confusion, she started to hear faint whispers—strange, disjointed voices that seemed to come from nowhere and everywhere at once. The whispers were so low she could barely make out their words, but their presence added to the sense of disorientation that was creeping in.

An unexpected impulse tugged at her—a sudden, inexplicable urge to take the serum. Her hand trembled slightly as she considered the syringe lying on the nearby counter, a dark thought creeping into her mind. 

She stared at the flask, her gaze mad.

A part of her wanted to see what would happen if she followed through with the intrusive thought. 

Then, in a sudden, jarring shift, the erratic glitching reached a peak. The flask’s distortion became so intense that Morgan could barely make out its shape. She snapped back to reality, jolted by the sheer intensity of it all. Her senses were overwhelmed, the whispers louder now, almost shouting in her mind.

In shock, her hand lost its grip. The flask slipped from her fingers and shattered on the floor, the blackened remnants scattering across the lab.

CRASH!

The sudden noise of breaking glass cut through the disorienting haze, and Morgan’s breath came in ragged gasps as she stared at the mess before her. 

The strange impulse had vanished as abruptly as it had appeared.

The glitching that had plagued the flask started to spread outward, expanding like a ripple through the air. Her eyes widened in disbelief as the distortion grew larger, forming a swirling vortex in the center of the lab. 

The portal-like disturbance expanded further, and out of it, a shadowy figure began to emerge. First, it was just a hand, reaching through the glitching void. It grasped at the air, solidifying into a more defined shape. Morgan's heart raced as the figure pulled itself further into the lab.

"Shit!" she exclaimed, as the figure's hand closed around her arm. The touch was cold and otherworldly, sending a shiver down her spine. She struggled against the grip, her heart pounding as she tried to pull away.

With a sudden, violent shove, the figure tossed her back. Morgan crashed into her workstation, slamming painfully into a shelf, sending tools and equipment clattering to the floor. 

Her eyes darted back to the figure, now fully emerging from the glitching portal. 

The intruder was clad in dark green armor, nearly black in the dim light, with a purple shawl draped over their shoulders and a hood shadowing their face. They wore goggles and a mask that concealed their features, lending them a menacing, almost robotic aura. Despite their height and build matching Morgan’s, there was a palpable strength in their movements, an unspoken threat in the way they stood.

The portal behind them flickered and closed, sealing off the strange rift from which they had emerged.

Morgan scrambled to her feet, adrenaline coursing through her veins. She clenched her fists, trying to steady herself as she faced the intruder.

“Who the fuck are you?!” she demanded. Every instinct screamed at her to run, but she stood her ground, ready to fight if she had to.

The masked figure remained silent, their gaze—hidden behind those reflective goggles—locked onto Morgan. They slowly tilted their head down, taking in the sight of the shattered remnants scattered across the lab floor. 

Morgan followed their gaze and noticed the scattered pieces of a hoverboard. She recognized it immediately from the fragmented components. The design was eerily similar to the one she had in development herself—a project that had been pushed to the back burner.

The intruder’s attention then shifted to the broken glass and the unknown element still displayed on her screen. A soft click of disapproval escaped from behind the mask as the figure nudged the broken hoverboard aside with a booted foot.

“Shame,” they murmured, their voice low and laced with something almost like regret. “I came a minute too early... You should have taken that serum first. You were supposed to. It would have made this easier for both of us.”

Morgan swallowed hard, her heart pounding in her chest. She didn’t know what they meant, but she didn’t want to find out. The figure took another step closer, closing the distance between them.

“Who are you?” Morgan pressed. “And how did you even know about that?”

The figure paused, considering her for a moment before answering. “Who I am isn’t important. What matters is what you could have been—what you were supposed to become.”

Morgan’s mind raced as she tried to make sense of the cryptic words. This wasn’t just about the serum—there was something bigger at play. She took a step back, trying to put more distance between herself and the intruder, but the figure only followed, matching her movements like a shadow.

“Don’t worry,” they said softly, almost mockingly. “I should know better than anyone that you would want answers.”

Morgan’s heart skipped a beat as the figure’s gloved hand slowly reached up to their mask. The tension in the room was suffocating, each second stretching out endlessly. The mask and goggles came loose with a soft click, and as they were removed, Morgan’s breath caught in her throat.

It was her.

Her own face stared back at her, a perfect reflection, yet not. There were differences—subtle but unmistakable. The other Morgan’s eyes held a cold, calculating gleam, their hair was longer and pin-straight compared to her short curls, and their lips curved into a smirk that sent a shiver down Morgan’s spine.

“I'm Morgan Stark,” the doppelgänger said, voice eerily familiar yet laced with something darker, something twisted. “But in my universe, they call me the Green Goblin.”

Morgan felt numb. The words didn’t make sense, and yet they explained everything. 

“What... what do you want?” Morgan’s voice was barely above a whisper, the shock of seeing her own face—so twisted and malevolent—making it hard to think straight.

The Other Morgan—the Green Goblin—tilted her head, studying Morgan with a mix of amusement and pity. “Isn’t it obvious?” she said, taking a step closer. “I’m here to make things right. In my world, I perfected the serum. I became something more, something powerful. But in this universe, you... you were just about to throw it all away.”

Morgan shook her head, trying to process the flood of information. “This... this isn’t possible. How can you—”

“Exist?” the Other Morgan interrupted, a cruel smile curling on her lips. “Multiverse theory, sweetheart. Infinite versions of you, of me, of everyone. Even our beloved Spidey. In my universe, I figured it out. Became a goddamn genius... and a bit of a monster, too. Here though? You’ve barely scratched the surface.”

“I don’t care what I—you’ve done in your world!” Morgan’s voice shook with defiance. “You don’t belong here. You won’t get whatever it is you’re after.”

The Other Morgan smirked. “Oh, but I already have. I didn’t come here to take anything. I came to see what I could have been if I hadn’t chosen the path I did. And honestly,” they scoffed, flicking a piece of Morgan’s hair, “I’m disappointed.”

Morgan’s fists clenched at her sides. “Get out,” she spat, her fear giving way to anger. “Get out of my lab, out of my life. Now!”

But they just laughed, a chilling sound that echoed in the small space. “You still don’t get it, do you? I’m not going anywhere. I didn’t come all this way just to walk away empty-handed. If you won’t take that serum, then...”

Before Morgan could react, her doppelgänger lunged toward the remnants of the shattered serum with blinding speed. Morgan scrambled to intercept, but her doppelgänger was faster. In a swift, brutal motion, they slammed Morgan down onto a nearby table, the impact knocking the wind out of her.

Morgan struggled against the hold, but her alternate self was stronger, pinning her down with ease. The twisted grin never left their face as they reached for a syringe. 

Morgan watched the charred solid remnants of the serum begin to twitch and quiver, as if responding to the presence of the syringe. To her horror, the blackened crust slowly liquefied, transforming back into a thick, dark fluid that oozed toward the tip of the needle.

"Shh," the Other Morgan cooed, voice dripping with mock tenderness as they drew the serum up into the syringe. The liquid swirled ominously inside, as if alive with a malevolent intent. “You’ll thank me for this in the future.”

Morgan thrashed, trying to break free, but her alternate self only tightened their grip, leaning in closer.

“Don’t worry,” the Other Morgan whispered, bringing the needle closer to Morgan’s skin. “This is a canon event, sweetheart. This is the part where you become more than just a bystander. This is where you become unstoppable.”

They leaned down, eyes glowing an eerie green. “This is where we kill Robin.”

“No!” Morgan's scream pierced the air as she slammed her knee into her doppelgängers gut, the sudden impact causing them to stumble back.

The Other Morgan staggered backward, clutching their midsection with a pained gasp. Morgan seized the moment, pushing herself off the ground and scrambling for any advantage. Her pulse raced as she darted towards a nearby workbench, grabbing a wrench and holding it defensively.

Scoffing, the Other Morgan recovered quickly, rising to their full height with their long hair cascading over their face, obscuring their features.

"First off, I’m not some fucking homewrecker," Morgan gasped, her breath coming in sharp, uneven bursts as she took a defensive step back, wrench clutched tightly. "And second, you’re insane! Spider’s happy with him! Do you honestly think she’ll fall for you after everything you’ve become?"

“You think you can stop me?” Other Morgan snarled. “You have no idea what you’re up against.”

“I know enough,” Morgan said through gritted teeth, trying to steady her trembling hands. “And I’m not going to let you hurt anyone.”

The Other Morgan’s lips curled into a smirk.

With a swift flick of their wrist, they threw a small device onto the floor. It hissed and released a dense cloud of smoke that quickly filled the room. Morgan’s vision blurred as she squinted, trying to make out the figure through the thickening haze.

Suddenly, a sharp, electric crackle pierced the smoke, followed by a powerful jolt that knocked Morgan off her feet. The room spun around her as she struggled to rise, her head throbbing from the shock.

Before she could fully recover, she felt a tightness around her wrist. She looked down to see a watch strapped onto her, its face glowing ominously. As she tried to make sense of it, a swirling portal began to materialize around her, its edges flickering with an eerie green light.

“Why don’t you take a trip to my universe for a bit?” the Other Morgan taunted, their voice dripping with malice. “I’ll handle things here while you’re gone.”

Morgan tried to protest, but the portal’s force was too strong. The edges of her world warped and twisted as she was yanked into the swirling void.

As she disappeared into the vortex, she heard a faint, mocking laugh. 

The portal closed with a swoosh, leaving an eerie silence in its wake.

The Other Morgan turned their gaze to the workbench, their eyes locking onto a pair of scissors lying casually on the counter.

“Alright,” they said with a chilling smile, “first, a haircut.”

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They say you’ll be bitten by spiders no less than 500 times in your lifetime, and you probably won’t even notice 95% of those bites.

Spiders might not affect most people that much.

Damian, however, would have a different opinion. He’d also like to punch those people in the face

Tonight, as Robin swings through the city, his gaze is locked onto you. You dart between skyscrapers with a grace that seems almost effortless. Your Starktech suit, still in for repairs, has you back in your old black kevlar—sturdy, reliable, and showing signs of wear.

Damian, out with you for what was supposed to be a routine patrol and sweep, is seeing your skills up close for the first time. He watches as you maneuver through the urban jungle with an ease that both impresses and frustrates him.

He finds himself pacing alongside your swings, trying to stay close—not just to keep an eye on you but because he’s half-expecting to be called into action at any moment. Watching you is like witnessing a high-wire act where the safety net has mysteriously vanished. Moments ago, you executed a daring twist and jump that had Damian’s heart lodged firmly in his throat. He was practically holding his breath, bracing himself for the sickening thud of a broken leg—or worse—only to see you land on your feet with a carefree laugh.

But then, without warning, you yelp and take a sharp turn, diving into the open air. The sudden change sends a jolt through Damian, and his heart skips a beat as he watches you fall fast.

“Nightcrawler!” he shouts, his voice barely audible over the rush of wind. His grappling hook fires with a crack, and he rockets toward you, every muscle straining as he fights the pull of gravity.

Just as you’re about to hit the ground, Damian’s gloved hands wrap around your front, pulling you into his arms with a fierce grip. He tucks you close, bracing for impact. You slam against the wall of a nearby building with a jarring thud, Damian’s boots taking the brunt of the landing. The impact shakes him to his core, but he holds you tightly, shielding you from the collision.

Heaving, he immediately tucks a strong arm against your back, holding you against him. “Are you—”

You burst into laughter, your arms wrapping around his neck as you press your cheek against his. “Did you see that? I pulled off a perfect dive!”

Damian’s breath comes in sharp bursts as he steadies you both, his eyes scanning for any signs of injury. “You imbecile! What were you thinking? You could have broken your neck.”

You pout playfully, brushing a stray lock of hair from Damian’s mask. “I was having fun! Come on, I wasn’t actually going to fall.”

Damian shoots you a glare that borders on murderous. "Fun?! Fun isn’t worth risking your life."

His fingers dig into your hips as he continues to hold you tightly against him, his muscles tensed like a bowstring. "And you did fall—nearly landed on your face. If I hadn't been there, you'd be eating through a straw right now."

You tilt your head, wrapping your arms around his neck. “Uh. But you were there.”

Damian narrows his eyes, his tone dripping with frustration. "Do you get some perverse pleasure out of scaring me to death?"

"Maybe," you drawl with a teasing grin.

Even with his anxiety cranked up to eleven, he can’t help but feel a surge of warmth for you. The irritation in his eyes softens, revealing a flicker of affection.

“You talk and do too much,” he grumbles, though his actions speak louder than his words. As he starts to guide both of you up to a nearby rooftop, his grip remains firm and protective. 

He’s climbing with you in his arms, every muscle straining under the effort. You can’t help but whistle at the impressive display of strength, watching as his muscles ripple beneath his suit with each movement. 

“Tsk,” he scoffs as he hauls both of you up onto the rooftop, setting you down gently.

Once you’re safely on solid ground, Damian steps back, creating a respectful distance between you. As he stands against the backdrop of the city lights, his figure is dramatically framed by the glowing skyline. His cape flutters behind him like a dark, billowing flag, enhancing his imposing silhouette. Robin stands tall, masked, and cloaked in shadows—dark and lean.

You grin coyly at him, your arms tucked behind your back as you take a few steps closer. 

“My hero,” you tease playfully, your fingers trailing gently up his cape.

The gesture almost immediately disarms Damian, his irritation momentarily forgotten.

He snatches your hand away from the fabric, his fingers wrapping around yours in a firm grip. “Is this a joke to you? I am in no mood for your games tonight,” he grumbles, running a hand through his hair as he turns his gaze to the city skyline. He bends down, squatting on the rooftop, the city lights shimmering below and casting a soft, ambient glow over the scene.

You follow him, bending down to wrap your arms around his shoulders and drape yourself across his back. Leaning in, you press a soft kiss to his jaw through your mask, the gentle touch warm against the cool night air.

Damian’s shoulders relax slightly under your embrace, and he closes his eyes momentarily, savoring the closeness. For a moment, he considers chastising you, but the feel of your body pressed against his back makes the words die on his lips.

Instead, he lets out a sigh and shifts his position, guiding you so that you slide down his back into his lap, your legs draped on either side of his hips.

“You know,” he murmurs, “you’re not making it easy to stay upset with you.”

“That’s the point,” you whisper, your breath warm and teasing against his skin. 

“You’re going to be the death of me,” he says, moving to stand and pulling you up with him. 

You giggle, your fingers trailing down his chest, light and teasing. Your claws graze over the contours of his suit, scratching at the armor that covers his chest and abs. The sensation is electric, sending shivers through both of you.

“Careful,” Damian rumbles, his voice a low growl as he grabs your hands once they reach his waist, his grip firm but not unkind. You’re getting a rise out of him, in more ways than one.

You lean in closer, wickedness dripping from your lips. “When have I ever been careful?”

Damian’s eyes narrow, the heat in his gaze intense as he draws his face inches from yours. "You never are. You are a reckless, impulsive, and downright idiotic woman." 

“Yeah,” you press your chest against his, your voice low and teasing. “I get that a lot.”

"And you just love proving them right, don’t you?" he says, his voice low and laden with both warning and something else.

“Is that a threat, Robin?” you whisper, your voice dripping with challenge. Flicking your wrist up, you web his chest and pull him down. 

He crashes into you, his body pressing against yours. His hands fly to your thighs, gripping the supple flesh there.

A smirk spreads across his face. "Merely a promise."

Without another word, Damian tugs your mask off and closes the distance between you, his lips crashing onto yours in a fierce, heated kiss. His mouth moves with a possessive intensity that sends a shiver down your spine, his tongue teasing yours as he pulls you closer, leaving no space between your bodies.

You feel the low rumble of his moan vibrating through your chest, a sound that only fuels the fire between you. As your hands tangle in his hair, you suddenly notice something that makes you pause—he’s smirking against your lips.

He’s smirking. The fucker is smirking.

Grinning against his lips, you pull back just enough to murmur, “So my Spidey thing turns you on? Or is it the webs?”

"Keep talking like that and I'll have to shut you up," he grunts, his voice rough with desire before he silences you with another kiss, this one deeper, more consuming. His grip tightens as he claims your mouth again, leaving no doubt about the effect you have on him.

He presses you back, and in the heat of the moment, you take a step backward with more force than intended. Your injured ankle lands awkwardly, sending a jolt of pain shooting up your leg. Despite being healed, it still ached every now and then, and this was one of those painful reminders.

You pull away with a sharp hiss, unable to stifle the reaction. 

Damian's concern for you immediately eclipses his previous frustrations. His hands find your hips, steadying you to prevent you from putting too much weight on the injured foot.

“What happened? Did I—”

“It’s just,” you wince, carefully adjusting your stance, “just my ankle. It’ll be fine.”

"I thought you said you were healed," he fusses.

"Guess I thought wrong."

"I wouldn’t have let you out with me tonight if I’d known you were still having trouble. You should have told me it was still bothering you." he scolds.

You frown, your voice softening as you look up at him. "I just... I just wanted to spend time with you. Are you mad?"

Damian’s expression softens with an almost pained look as he carefully gathers you in his arms, lifting the weight off your injured ankle. 

"Mad? No, I'm not mad," he hesitates then, his grip on you tightening slightly. "But I'm worried. I worry about you, and your actions tonight didn’t exactly ease my concerns."

He looks down at your ankle, gently tracing his fingers over the injury. 

“I’m sorry. This is my fault. If I hadn’t—Last night, if I’d just taken time to ask you—you wouldn’t be hurt in the first place,” he whispers, his voice barely audible as he brings his face close to yours. The apology is raw, and when he mutters it against your lips, his breath hitches in his throat, overwhelmed by the warmth in your eyes.

“You had your reasons; it’s okay,” you say with your usual forgiveness, the kindness in your voice a balm to his aching conscience. 

His fingers gently graze the back of your neck, the touch tender and almost reverent. 

“I should have been more careful,” he murmurs, thick with regret. “I’ve let my anger cloud my judgment.”

“Damian, it’s fine,” you said, running your fingers through his hair and gently swinging your legs. “I trust you. I know you didn’t mean to hurt me. We all have our moments, and it was just a bad time for both of us. I love you, and I trust you.”

Damian made a soft sound. Up close, in his arms, there was no space between you, and he seemed softer, more touchable.

“I love you too.”

You cupped his face gently as his other arm slid below your head, pulling you even closer. His strong arms enveloped you, holding you in a way that felt perfectly right—moving closer, exchanging breaths, and locking eyes to see everything there was to know about him.

 ༻⊰───⋅ smut begins

Whispering his name, you kissed him again, and he eagerly returned the gesture. 

He guided you into a shadowed corner, his kisses growing more urgent and insistent as he pressed you against a wall. The world around you began to dissolve into a swirling haze. The only sensations that mattered were the feel of your breath mingling with his, the whisper of your voice against his, and the way your hands tugged at his hair. 

You. You. You.

His tongue brushed against your lower lip, asking for entrance, which you granted immediately, opening your mouth and deepening the kiss. His hands roamed over your body, mapping the curves and contours like a blind man seeing the world for the first time.

You raised your knee and pressed it against him, eliciting a groan from Damian, his eyes rolling back into his skull. “Fuck…”

You teased softly, “That good?”

“As always, habibti.”

Damian’s words were swallowed by another kiss as you wrapped your legs around him, pulling him even closer, bodies pressing together in an intimate embrace.

His fingers roamed up your back, tracing the curve of your spine with the practiced touch of a man who knows you intimately.

Smirking wolfishly against your lips, Damian slowly dragged down the zipper on the back of your suit. The cool air kissed your exposed skin, amplifying every sensation as he worked his way down.

The heat between you two quickly spiraled into an unstoppable force that surged and twisted. 

His utility belt falls to the ground with a loud clang, the buckle hitting the asphalt. Fingers trembling with impatience, Damian tugs at his suit's zippers, each one loosening with a sharp hiss before he dives back in. 

Every touch, every movement, seemed to ignite a deeper craving within him. Each time you breathed his name, it was like a spark that fueled his losing control, pushing him further into the abyss of his desire.

He wanted more of you—every part of you, every inch of your skin, every breath you took.

He dips his head down, his mouth finding the pulse point on your neck. His tongue flicks out, hot and wet against your skin, as he begins a trail of kisses down your collarbone that sears into your skin. 

"I need to feel you, sweet girl." Damian's words come out in a guttural moan, half-curse, half-plea. 

Your breath hitched in your throat as his mouth found your chest, and you arched your back, pressing yourself closer to him.

“Damian,” you gasped, your voice a low moan. “Please.”

A flurry of movements passes, and finally, he's pressing himself into you. Your body welcomes him like it was always meant to be, fitting together perfectly as if he was always meant to be a part of you.

His cape falls over you, enveloping you both in a cocoon of shadows and heat. 

The rhythmic movement of your bodies creates a slow, intense friction between you. The heat between you two was scorching, each touch and caress creating sparks of pleasure that shot through your body. Damian's teeth sank into the soft skin of your neck with a possessive fervor, leaving behind marks that would linger long after the night was over.

He could feel you pressed against him, your warmth melding with his. The taste of you lingered on his lips, the flavor of you lingering with every kiss. The sweet sounds of your pleasure, your moans and gasps, filled and echoed in his ears. The scent of your perfume, intoxicating and familiar, drifted in the air, consuming, overwhelming his senses and pulling him deeper into you.

It was all you. Everything was you.

It comes in waves, each one building and cresting until the final surge pulls you completely out of orbit. Your toes curl, your thighs lock, your heart seems to freeze, and a cry of his name escapes your lips, echoing in the space between you.

“Yes,” Damian pants out. “There you go, habibti. Just like that…” 

He buries his face in your neck, his breath hot and uneven against your skin as he follows you through the aftershocks. Gently, he guides you down from your peak, his hips rolling slowly against yours until the rhythm gradually subsides. He murmurs love confessions in Arabic, lips trailing loving kisses over every inch of exposed skin, soothing you as you twitch and tremble in his lap. 

As the aftershocks subside, Damian gently lifts you and tucks you against his chest. 

"You okay?" he asks, soft and filled with concern. He gently massages your lower back, his fingers tracing soothing circles on your skin.

He pulls his cape around you like a blanket, wrapping you in a layer of warmth. Even in the middle of the night on a secluded rooftop, he’s focused on making sure you're cared for and cozy.

Damian adjusts his suit and re-secures his utility belt. Taking a cloth from his belt, he begins to wipe you down, removing any lingering traces of the night’s events. Once you're clean, he carefully tugs your suit back on, smoothing out any wrinkles and zipping it up with steady hands. 

 ༻⊰───⋅ smut ends

“Thank you,” you rasp out, pressing a soft kiss to his cheek.

Damian’s response is tender; he nuzzles his face into your neck, pressing a gentle kiss to your skin. His touch is warm and reassuring. Reaching into his pocket, he retrieves your mask and hands it to you.

You tug it back on, but before you can pull it down completely, Damian leans in and kisses you. Smiling, you kiss him back, the mask only partially covering your face, leaving your lips and the lower part of your cheeks exposed.

!!!

You slowly push Damian back, a sense of alarm creeping into your consciousness.

!!!

A loud thud echoes in the distance.

DANGER.

Before you can process what’s happening, Damian is violently knocked away from you. He’s flung onto the ground with a forceful crash, the impact sending a shockwave through the rooftop. You watch, breathless, as he hits the surface hard, pain etched across his face.

Cursing, you try to move toward him, but a sudden, chilling presence makes you freeze. Out of the corner of your eye, you see the dark, sweeping fabric of a cape fluttering through the air. Your heart skips a beat as you turn, dread coiling in your stomach.

Batman.

For a moment, the world narrows to the figure looming before you, the embodiment of shadow and fear. The distant hum of Gotham fades, leaving only the thudding of your pulse, loud and insistent in your ears. The scattered light from the city below creates jagged contrasts on Batman's armor, casting him in sharp highlight. The black of his suit bleeds seamlessly into the surrounding darkness, making him appear more phantom than man.

He looks like a living nightmare.

Damian lifts his head just in time to see Batman towering over you, his cape billowing ominously in the night breeze. A cold chill runs down Damian's spine as dread settles heavy in his chest. Of all people, his father was the last person he wanted to find him here like this—vulnerable, exposed, and with you.

Reacting on pure instinct, Damian scrambles to his feet, positioning himself firmly between you and the Dark Knight.

"Father." Damian’s voice is low but steady, though the weight of what’s happening lingers in every syllable. His mind races, knowing that Batman doesn’t recognize you in your vigilante form and likely believes he's cheating on you.

To Batman, this looks like betrayal.

Bruce's hurt gaze flickers briefly to Damian before settling on you, his eyes unreadable beneath the shadowed cowl. His voice cuts through the silence like a blade, deep and gravelly. “Step aside, Robin.”

Damian doesn’t budge, his chin lifting in stubborn refusal. “No.”

“I won’t repeat myself,” Bruce warns, his tone colder, more commanding. “Move. Now.”

“You don’t understand,” he snaps back, voice laced with urgency. “It’s not what you think.”

“Isn’t it?” Bruce’s gaze hardens as it shifts back to you, scrutinizing every detail of your vigilante form. He’s searching for something—anything—that might give him a clue to your identity. “Who are you?”

You remain silent, your mind racing to assess the situation. Revealing your true identity isn't an option—not now, not like this. You adjust your stance, preparing yourself mentally for whatever comes next, but Damian's presence in front of you is a steadying comfort.

“She’s with me,” Damian states firmly. “That’s all you need to know.”

But Bruce isn’t swayed. He takes another step forward, his towering form casting a long, ominous shadow over both of you. The authority he exudes is almost suffocating, a force that demands obedience and submission. 

Bruce’s voice drops to a near growl, heavy with warning. “You’re making a mistake.”

Damian doesn’t waver, his stance firm, his resolve unshaken. “Maybe I am. But it’s my mistake to make. I’m not moving. Not until you understand—”

“Understand what?” Bruce’s voice, though controlled, cracks with an edge of hurt. “That you’re risking everything for—” His words catch in his throat, and his eyes, now seething, lock onto you with anger. The unspoken words hang in the air, heavy and accusing, as if he’s struggling to comprehend how Damian could make such a choice. 

“Father,” Damian tries again. “Just listen, please. I’m not—”

But Bruce cuts him off sharply. “I don’t want to hear it, Robin. Stand down. Now.”

Damian grits his teeth, his jaw clenching at the command. “I won’t. You want me to move, you're going to have to make me.”

Bruce growls and his posture shifts, his body tensing as he readies himself for combat, cape swirling with a sudden, sharp movement, the dark fabric creating a menacing silhouette against the night sky. Damian rolls his shoulders.

The silent acknowledgment of the fight to come is all that’s needed. 

The first move comes fast and brutal—a sweeping kick aimed at Damian’s legs. Damian barely manages to sidestep, but the force of the attack sends him stumbling slightly.

Without a moment’s hesitation, Bruce presses his advantage. He lunges forward, delivering a powerful punch to Damian’s jaw. The blow connects with a sickening thud, causing Damian to gasp and stagger backward. He tries to recover, swinging a fist toward his father, but Bruce is already moving, effortlessly deflecting the strike and countering with a sharp elbow to Damian’s ribs.

Before Damian can recover, Bruce is on him again. He grabs Damian by the collar and delivers a powerful knee to his abdomen. The impact sends Damian sprawling, crashing hard onto the rooftop. The concrete shudders beneath him, and he struggles to get to his feet, gasping for breath.

“You’ve forced my hand. I don’t want to hurt you, but I will if I have to,” Bruce seethes as he advances. His fists come down in a series of blows, each strike aimed at disabling rather than harming. Damian blocks and dodges where he can, but Bruce's assault is relentless, each hit pushing him further back.

THWIP

A web snares Bruce’s arm, halting his advance. His head swivels toward you, confusion and fury flashing in his eyes beneath the cowl. He struggles against the webbing, but you seize the opportunity to yank him off Damian, pulling him forcefully to the side of the rooftop. The webbing binds him tightly against the edge, restricting his movements.

Without wasting a second, you rush to Damian’s side. His breathing is ragged, masked cracked. blood runs down his lip You kneel beside him, gently pulling him up against you. Your arms wrap around him, providing a protective, comforting embrace.

“Baby, are you okay?” you ask urgently, voice trembling with fear.

Damian rasps out a laugh, his grin weak but defiant. “At least I know he’ll do the right thing if I ever do you wrong.”

SHLICK.

You look up to see Bruce cutting through your webbing with a knife. The webbing disintegrates under the assault, and you curse under your breath. Without your web-shooters, your organic webs are noticeably weaker—a reminder that you'd need to ask Morgan for new ones as soon as possible.

Bruce continued his advance, his gaze fixed on you this time.

You raised a hand, trying to signal a truce, your voice shaky but earnest. “I... I don’t want to fight,” you said, the exhaustion evident in every word. 

“Then take off the mask,” Bruce commanded, his voice cutting through the air with a harsh edge, leaving no room for negotiation.

The demand hung between you, making your heart pound louder. You took a deep, steadying breath, feeling the weight of the situation bearing down on you. Slowly, you lifted a trembling hand toward your mask, fingers grasping the edge.

But before you could fully uncover your face, Damian's hand shot out, grabbing your arm and yanking it away.

“Don’t you fucking dare,” he hisses, eyes flashing with desperation. He turns to Bruce, getting back onto his feet.

“Don’t come any closer,” Damian warns as he unsheathes his katana, its blade glinting menacingly in the dim light. “I have the utmost respect for you, Father, but if you take one more step, I will have to engage you properly this time.”

Despite the weight of your decision, there’s no other choice. Your sole aim is to end this confrontation swiftly and with as little harm as possible.

With a sharp breath, you square your shoulders and raise your head.

“Nobody’s going to do anything,” you say firmly as you start to tear off your mask. The fabric pulls away slowly, the cool night air brushing against your exposed skin.

As the mask comes free, you are left bare to the elements, your face now fully visible under the moonlight. You hold Bruce's gaze directly, hoping that this gesture will be enough to de-escalate the standoff.

"It's just me."

 ༻⊰───⋅

ruh oh

mmmmmmmm yes 3-4 chapters left

[justdealingwithsomeissues]

This is one of the more "funny" team-up reasons. "oh, you're looking to kill people?! Why didn't you say so, we are also looking to kill people!"

[marvelrivalromance]

Marvel Rivals has me in a chokehold so thanks for setting this blog up.

Now how about a Loki x Vanguard!Reader that always peels for him whenever he’s getting harassed by those pesky dualists and dive tanks?

GLHF with your matches and have a nice whatever time of day it is for you!

Thank you and I hope you have fun with your matches as well, and hope you enjoy this! Loki is real fun personality wise, that sort of pompous, smug, and a bit self centered at times. but because of that it kinda makes him endearing. Kinda similar to Astarion from BG3 if you know about him

• Loki is very much the type who looks down on his fellow teammates, they practically need him to survive and are constantly in need of his guiding hand to get things done. Safe to say he has a bit of a.. complex.. It's easy to hear when he groans in frustration seeing those fools leave him alone on an abandon point. When seeing a new face on the team it doesn't spark much confidence, he could tolerate at least another support, but no it had to be another probably meat-headed tank. His expectations are low, at least hoping for the best that you are at least some what cognoscente to stay with in sight that he could heal you so you might prevent those annoying types from getting to his actual self or his illusionary doppelgangers

• It doesn't take long for him to find himself at a nice vantage point at the start of the match, away from most of the others battling while he keeps the team alive. That is until that pesky Spider-man notices his location, the young idiot webbing him instead of his illusions due to that bothersome spider sense of his. He knows calling out for help is practically pointless when everyone else's attention is elsewhere, he could fight as best he could against this irritating bug, but Spider-man already got his advantage. Just as the punch flies toward his face, Loki watches as his opponent is slammed into the other wall, and before him stands you.

• You quickly use your abilities to defeat the enemy spider, before giving him a smile and a thumbs up before going back to the fight with the others. Suffice to say, you jumped up on Loki's list of who he prioritizes keeping alive, Even if it was a one time thing. Perhaps he was just lucky you had caught it in time or you had already been targeting the Spider-man. Then it happens again, cornered with low health by that Dreaded Hulk, only for you to step between the two and give Loki some much needed breathing room.

• Loki quickly finds himself kept alive a lot more with you on the team. You're one of the few who bother to check in with the strategist like himself. What turns into keeping you alive as priority and conveniences turns into blatant favoritism. It's easy to see how smug he gets when you save him, healing you when you take a bit of damage over the clearly more injured Iron Fist. Safe to say you've found yourself in the graces of the God of Mischief. It's hard to know if that is really a good thing or not.

• Most notice the change but are smart enough not to comment on it, rather not prod at something that is at least beneficial. You're a solid fighter, and with Loki's healing, you can stay alive even when clearly outnumbered. He preens when ever you thank him for his help. Sure others have made sure to give thanks to the God for keeping them alive as they should, But when you do it, he can't help but feel a bit more pride, he can tell you are doing it not out of keeping his wrath at bay, but because you understand his role as the true leader of the team (his thoughts of course) In turn he will thank you in a less backhanded way that he would some of the others, after all, while he might not admit it, he has become fond of you.

I imagine a few maybe interactions of dialogue might be a mix of his odd praise so to speak

"Finally, someone I know will listen to commands unlike the rest of you"

"Ah there is my loyal subject, I trust you will keep your God safe yes?"

"Your talents are wasted on these fools, tell me, how would you like to be my most trusted knight? A king is not without his royal guard"

[mintyys-blog]

i NEED Doppelgänger Peter and the real Peter having Y/n at the same time if you know what i mean Btw, you writing it's so good omg i'm in love with it

Definitely! Hope you enjoy!

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DOPPELGÄNGER! PETER PARKER x READER x PETER PARKER: WHOS BETTER?

WARNINGS: doppelgängers, SMUT,

MINORS DNI

You were in love with Peter Parker.

Or at least, you thought you were.

Your fingers curled against his bare shoulders, his warmth pressing into you as his lips trailed down your neck. He had been different lately—more confident, more assertive—but you didn’t question it. If anything, you welcomed it.

Peter had always been sweet, but lately, he had started looking at you like he owned you. Touching you like he needed you.

And God, you wanted to be needed.

“Peter,” you gasped as he pulled you flush against him, his lips hungry, hands gripping your waist possessively. He smirked against your skin, almost devouring you with his gaze.

But then—

The bedroom door slammed open.

Your head snapped toward the noise, a startled gasp leaving your lips as you scrambled to cover yourself. But the moment you locked eyes with the person in the doorway, your blood turned to ice.

Because standing there, wide-eyed and breathless—was Peter Parker.

The real Peter Parker.

Your heart stuttered. You looked at the man beneath you, your so-called boyfriend, and then back at the Peter in the doorway. Identical. Same tousled brown hair, same deep eyes, same everything.

The Peter you were with exhaled slowly, like this moment was inevitable.

“Well,” he mused, his grip on your waist tightening. “Guess the cat’s out of the bag.”

The real Peter’s face was a warzone of emotions—rage, confusion, horror. His fists clenched, his breathing ragged as his gaze flickered between you and… himself.

“What the fuck is going on?”

The doppelgänger sighed, lazily dragging his fingers down your back, sending a shiver up your spine. He was still touching you—as if he had no intention of stopping, even now.

“Don’t look so surprised,” he said, tilting his head at the real Peter. “You knew this would happen eventually.”

Peter took a step forward, voice dark with barely restrained fury. “Who the hell are you?”

Your doppelgänger boyfriend just chuckled.

“C’mon, Pete. You already know.”

And in that moment, you realized—he was right.

The real Peter did know.

His lips parted slightly, his expression twisting with something like recognition… and fear.

Your stomach dropped.

“What—” Your voice came out barely above a whisper. “What’s going on?”

The doppelgänger sighed, tilting his head to look up at you with something dangerous in his eyes.

“Sweetheart,” he murmured, “I was going to tell you.” He reached up, tucking a strand of hair behind your ear like this was just an everyday conversation. “But then you started falling for me, and… well.” His lips curled into something dark. “I didn’t want to ruin the moment.”

Peter was shaking. You had never seen him like this before—like he was on the verge of losing control.

“You sick fuck,” he spat. “You pretended to be me? You touched her?”

Your fake Peter only grinned, like he found this amusing. “And she loved every second of it.”

The air was thick with tension, the weight of betrayal and horror pressing down on you from all sides. Your mind raced, replaying every moment from the past few weeks—every kiss, every touch, every whisper in the dark.

It had never been him.

The real Peter’s voice was low, almost shaking.

“Get your hands off her.”

The doppelgänger’s smirk widened—but he didn’t let go. If anything, his fingers tightened around your waist.

“Or what?” he taunted. “You gonna stop me?”

Peter’s jaw clenched, his entire body trembling with rage.

“I’m gonna kill you.”

And in that instant, everything exploded.

Twisted Reflection (Part 2)

The air was electric.

Peter’s fists were clenched at his sides, every muscle in his body tensed like a live wire. The doppelgänger still had his hands on you, a smirk tugging at his lips like this was some kind of game.

And worst of all—you were caught between them.

“You’re disgusting,” Peter spat, stepping forward. His eyes burned with fury, but beneath it, there was something else—something raw.

The doppelgänger hummed, his fingers lazily tracing circles on your hip, making you shudder. He wasn’t touching you like you were just some pawn in his game. He was touching you like you belonged to him.

“Funny,” he mused, tilting his head. “She didn’t seem to think so a few minutes ago.”

Peter snapped.

He lunged, grabbing the doppelgänger by the collar, ripping him away from you. Your heart slammed against your ribs as they nearly crashed into the wall, chests heaving, eyes wild.

“You stole my face,” Peter growled, voice low and venomous. “You stole her.”

The doppelgänger just grinned, unfazed. “I didn’t steal anything.” His gaze flickered to you, dark amusement twinkling in his eyes. “She wanted me. She still does.”

Your breath hitched.

Peter stilled.

For a split second, the tension in the room shifted—morphed into something else.

His grip on the doppelgänger’s shirt loosened, just slightly. His jaw clenched, his breathing unsteady.

And then his eyes met yours.

Something dangerous flickered there, something possessive, something… jealous.

Because as much as he hated this imposter, as much as he wanted to rip him apart with his bare hands—there was no denying the truth.

You had let him touch you.

His voice dropped lower, rougher.

“…Did you know?”

Your mouth went dry. “Peter—”

“Did you know it wasn’t me?” he cut in, stepping closer, gaze dark and searching. His voice was low, dripping with something heavy. “When he kissed you? When he touched you?” His head tilted slightly, eyes locked onto yours. “Did you feel the difference?”

Your breath shuddered.

The doppelgänger chuckled, running a lazy hand through his hair. “She liked it,” he murmured, like he was sharing a secret. “Didn’t you, sweetheart?”

Peter’s jaw tightened. His knuckles were white, but he didn’t move—just stood there, watching you, waiting.

Daring you to answer.

The tension in the room was suffocating. Heat coiled in your stomach, a twisted mix of shame, confusion, and something forbidden.

Peter knew it.

The doppelgänger knew it.

And you—caught between them, between two identical faces filled with hunger and fury—couldn’t breathe.

“Stop,” you whispered. It was meant to be firm, but your voice betrayed you, coming out soft. Shaky.

The doppelgänger smirked at that, his tongue running along his lower lip. “She doesn’t want to stop.”

Peter snapped.

He slammed the imposter against the wall again, this time pressing an arm against his throat. “Shut. Up.”

But the doppelgänger only grinned.

“Face it, Pete,” he rasped, voice strained but still smug. “You hate that I touched her. But you hate even more that she let me.”

Peter inhaled sharply. His grip faltered—just for a moment.

And then, slowly, his gaze flickered back to you.

There was something new in his eyes now. Something primal.

Possession.

Territorial.

Your skin burned under the weight of it.

Peter released the doppelgänger with a shove, stepping back—but not toward him. Toward you.

“Tell me,” he murmured, voice lower now, almost hypnotic. “Did you like it?”

Your stomach twisted. “Peter—”

“Did you?” he pushed, his voice dangerously close to something desperate.

You swallowed. The doppelgänger exhaled a laugh behind him, rubbing his throat, watching with open amusement.

“Careful,” he teased. “You’re starting to sound like me.”

Peter ignored him.

His eyes were still locked onto yours, filled with something dark and stormy and needy.

Your breath came uneven. You should be disgusted. You should be running.

But you weren’t.

You were trapped between two men who were exactly the same—except one wanted to own you, and the other wanted to win you.

And neither of them were letting go.

The air was suffocating.

You could feel the heat radiating off both of them, the tension so thick it wrapped around you like an unbreakable web.

Peter’s jaw was tight, his chest rising and falling with controlled breaths. His eyes—so familiar, so his—were locked onto you, searching, burning. But right beside him, identical in every way, the doppelgänger smirked, head tilted like he was enjoying a private joke.

You were still caught between them.

And neither was willing to let you go.

“She’s not a prize,” Peter snapped suddenly, his fists clenching. “This isn’t a game.”

The doppelgänger only chuckled, shifting slightly so that his shoulder just barely brushed yours. “Isn’t it?” he murmured, voice smooth. “Because I remember her moaning for me just a few minutes ago. Pretty sure I was winning.”

Peter’s nostrils flared, and for a second, you thought he was going to throw another punch. But instead, his gaze flickered to you again, something dark and needy flashing behind his eyes.

“You thought he was me,” he said. It wasn’t a question. It was a fact, spoken with something raw, something fragile beneath the anger.

Your stomach twisted.

You had.

You had kissed him, touched him, wanted him—without ever realizing the truth.

The doppelgänger hummed, dragging the tip of his finger down your bare arm, making you shiver. “The real question is…” he mused, watching your reaction closely, “…who made you feel better?”

You sucked in a breath.

Peter froze.

The shift in energy was almost unbearable.

The doppelgänger leaned in slightly, his voice a whisper in your ear. “Who made your heart race? Who made your legs shake?”

Your breath hitched.

Peter inhaled sharply, his hands twitching like he wanted to pull you back. To take back what was his.

The doppelgänger’s smirk widened. He tilted his head toward Peter, eyes gleaming. “Face it, Parker. You don’t want to fight me.” His gaze flickered to you, predatory and knowing. “You want to prove yourself.”

The words settled between them like gasoline on an open flame.

And Peter—sweet, selfless, yours—didn’t deny it.

His jaw tensed. His fingers flexed at his sides. He swallowed, hard, his mind warring with something deeper, something primal.

Because the doppelgänger was right.

Peter had spent his entire life doing the right thing. Resisting temptation. Holding himself back.

But this?

This was different.

Because he hadn’t just lost a fight.

He had lost you. And Peter Parker was not about to let that happen.

The air pulsed. A silent challenge. A test of dominance, of control.

The doppelgänger arched a brow, clearly entertained. “So?” He reached for you again, fingers grazing your hip. “What’s it gonna be, Parker?”

Peter exhaled slowly. Then, finally—he lifted his gaze.

And the look in his eyes made your knees weak.

“I don’t lose,” Peter murmured. His voice was low. Dangerous.

His hand reached out, gently tilting your chin up—forcing you to look only at him.

And in that moment, you realized—They weren’t going to fight over you anymore.

They were going to show you.

As the two Peters close in around you, you can feel the tension building between them. They're both so attracted to each other, and to you, and it's like the air is charged with electricity.

The doppelgänger reaches out and brushes your hair behind your ear, his touch sending shivers down your spine. The first Peter follows suit, his fingers tracing along your jawline as he leans in close.

You can feel their hot breath on your skin as they whisper sweet nothings in your ear. The doppelgänger is talking about how much he wants to possess you, to claim you as his own. The first Peter is talking about how much he cares for you, how much he wants to protect you.

As they continue to whisper in your ear, their words start to blend together into a sensual haze of sound and sensation. You can feel their lips brushing against your skin as they kiss along your neck and shoulders.

The room starts to spin around you as they pull you closer into their arms. You're trapped between them now completely enveloped by their bodies heat radiating off them like an inferno making everything else fade away. The doppelgänger grabbed you roughly, spinning you around to kiss you.

Peter watched for a moment before joining in, his lips brushing against your neck in soft caresses. As the doppelgänger continued to kiss you roughly, Peter whispered words of praise in your ear. "You're so beautiful," he murmured.

The doppelgänger pulled back and sneered at Peter's gentle words. "That's not what she wants to hear," he growled. "She wants to be told she's a dirty girl, that she loves being fucked by two men at once." He leaned in close and whispered filthy things in your ear.

Despite the rough words from the doppelgänger however Peter continued praising her telling her how much she means him while making love all together as one unit both showing different forms love yet blending perfectly into each other creating steamy night filled passion.

As you're sandwiched between the two Peters, you feel a mix of emotions. The doppelganger's rough hands explore your body, making you shiver with anticipation. He whispers dirty talk in your ear, his hot breath sending tingles down your spine. "You're so beautiful, I want to devour you whole," he growls. "I want to make you scream with pleasure."

Meanwhile, the real Peter Parker is gentle and kind, his hands caressing your skin with reverence. He praises your beauty, telling you how much he cares for you. "You're amazing," he whispers. "I love the way you make me feel. You're my everything." His words make your heart skip a beat.

You feel torn between the two Peters. The doppelganger's roughness is exhilarating, making you feel alive and desired. But the real Peter's kindness makes you feel safe and loved, like you're home.

As they continue to touch and caress you, you start to lose yourself in the sensation. The doppelganger's rough fingers dig into your skin, while Peter's gentle hands soothe and calm you. You're caught between two opposing forces, each one pulling at your desires and emotions.

The doppelganger leans in close, his lips brushing against your ear. "You love this, don't you?" he whispers. "You love being fucked by two men at once." His words are crude and raw, but they send a thrill through your body.

Peter's voice is a gentle counterpoint to the doppelganger's roughness. "We'll take care of you," he whispers. "We'll make sure you're comfortable every step of the way." His words are reassuring and comforting, making you feel like everything will be okay.

As the two Peters work together, their opposing forces create a perfect storm of pleasure and emotion. You feel like you're being torn apart and put back together again, all at the same time.

The doppelganger's roughness pushes you to the edge, making you feel alive and desired. But Peter's kindness brings you back from the brink, soothing your fears and calming your doubts.

As you're lost in the pleasure, the doppelganger's voice cuts through the haze, his words crude and raw. "You're a slut, aren't you?" he growls, his lips brushing against your ear. "Taking two cocks at once, like a little whore. You love it, don't you? You love being fucked by two men at the same time."

His words are like a slap in the face, shocking and intense. But instead of being offended, you feel a thrill run through your body. There's something about being called a slut that turns you on, something about being desired and wanted that makes you feel alive.

Peter's voice is softer, more gentle, as if he's trying to counteract the doppelganger's roughness. "Don't listen to him," he whispers. "You're beautiful and amazing, an I love you no matter what." But his words are drowned out by the doppelganger's crude talk.

The doppelganger continues to taunt you, his words dripping with filth and desire. "You're a dirty little slut," he growls. "You love being fucked and used. You're nothing but a toy for us to play with." His words are like fuel for your desires, making you feel hotter and more turned on.

Despite Peter's attempts to calm him down, the doppelganger continues to push your boundaries. He calls you names and talks dirty to you, but instead of being offended, you feel yourself getting more and more turned on.

As the pleasure builds inside you ,you start to lose control ,your body shaking with desire as they holdyou close. The doppelganger's crude talk is like a trigger, releasing all your inhibitions and desires. You're nothing but a vessel for their passion and lust, a receptacle for their filthy talk and dirty desires.

You start to lose yourself in the sensation, letting go of all your inhibitions and worries. You're nothing but a vessel for their passion and desire, a receptacle for their love and lust.

As they continue to touch and caress you, you feel yourself building towards a crescendo. The pleasure is intense, overwhelming, and all-consuming. You're not sure how much more you can take, but at the same time, you don't want it to stop.

The doppelganger leans in close, his lips brushing against your ear. "Come on," he growls. "Let go. Let us take care of you." His words are like a trigger, releasing all your pent-up emotions and desires.

Peter's voice is softer, more gentle. "We've got you," he whispers. "We'll catch you when you fall." His words are reassuring and comforting, making you feel like everything will be okay.

And then it happens - the wave crashes over you, and you come apart in their arms, your body shaking with pleasure as they hold you close.

As the pleasure reaches its peak, both Peters lose control, their bodies tensing up as they prepare to release. The doppelganger's eyes gleam with a fierce intensity as he looks at you, his face twisted in a snarl of desire. Peter's eyes, on the other hand, are filled with love and adoration, his gaze soft and gentle.

Together, they cum inside you, their hot seed filling you up as they groan in unison. The sensation is overwhelming, sending waves of pleasure crashing through your body. You feel like you're drowning in a sea of ecstasy, unable to catch your breath or think straight.

As the last waves of pleasure fade away, you feel yourself going limp, your body exhausted from the intense passion. Peter catches you as you collapse, his arms wrapping around you like a shield. He holds you close, whispering soft words of comfort and reassurance in your ear.

The doppelganger, on the other hand, smirks as he looks at you. He seems to take great pleasure in seeing you passed out from exhaustion, a look of satisfaction on his face. "She can't handle us," he says to Peter, his voice dripping with amusement. "We're too much for her."

Peter shoots him a glance, but says nothing. Instead, he continues to hold you close, cradling your body like a fragile doll. The doppelganger just chuckles and shakes his head, walking away with a confident swagger.

As Peter holds you close, you feel yourself drifting off into unconsciousness, your body exhausted from the intense passion. You know that you’ll never forget this experience, that it will stay with you forever. And as you pass out, you can't help but wonder what other adventures await you with these two men.

[nocontextspiderman]

Spider-Man #24 (1992)

[dungeon-meshi-tournament]

I'm doing a throwback to the start of this blog with the

Most Delicious Monster in the Dungeon Tournament 2024

This is the masterpost for the tournament. I'll pin it and update it with every new round, so you'll be able to find all polls easily.

The rules are very simple: You just vote for whichever monster you think tastes better, for whichever reason. The monster with the most votes advances to the next round.

Propaganda is encouraged! Please put it in the body of the post so I can reblog it. I don't reblog propaganda from tags or replies.

Spoiler warning: This tournament contains material up to the end of the manga. If you haven't caught up yet, you may be spoiled.

Finale:

Basilisk vs Chimera Falin (Chimera Falin won)

Battle for the bronze:

Treasure insects vs Red dragon (Red dragon won)

Previous rounds under the cut

Semi-finals:

Basilisk vs Treasure insects (Basilisk won)

Chimera Falin vs Red dragon (Chimera Falin won)

Quarter finals:

Basilisk vs Cockatrice (Basilisk won)

Treasure insects vs Walking mushroom (Treasure insects won)

Barometz vs Chimera Falin (Chimera Falin won)

Red dragon vs Minotaur (Red dragon won)

Round 3:

Demon vs Basilisk (Basilisk won, surprisingly)

Jackalope vs Cockatrice (Cockatrice won)

Dungeon rabbit vs Treasure insects (Treasure insects won)

Walking mushroom vs Phoenix (Walking mushroom won)

Barometz vs Nightmare (Barometz won)

Chimera Falin vs Familiar (Chimera Falin won)

Red dragon vs Sea serpent (Red dragon won)

Chimera Laios vs Minotaur (Minotaur won)

Round 2, part 2:

Barometz vs Kelpie (Barometz won)

Succubus vs Nightmare (Nightmare won)

Mimic vs Chimera Falin (Chimera Falin won)

Dire wolf vs Familiar (Familiar won)

Red dragon vs Flying pig (Red dragon won)

Sea serpent vs Leviathan (Sea serpent won)

Hippogriff vs Chimera Laios (Chimera Laios won)

Minotaur vs Doppelganger (Minotaur won)

Round 2, part 1:

Demon vs Man-eating plant (Demon won)

Basilisk vs Wyvern (Basilisk won)

Jackalope vs Tentacles (Jackalope won)

Mandrake vs Cockatrice (Cockatrice won)

Dungeon rabbit vs Shapeshifter (Dungeon rabbit won)

Green dragon vs Treasure insects (Treasure insects won)

Walking mushroom vs Living picture (Walking mushroom won)

Phoenix vs Undine (Phoenix won)

Round 1, part 4:

Red dragon vs Big walking mushroom (Red dragon won)

Flying pig vs Fish-man (Flying pig won)

Sea serpent vs Ghost vs Huge scorpion (Sea serpent won)

Leviathan vs Eastern dragon (Leviathan won)

Hippogriff vs Bicorn vs Magic mirror (Hippogriff won)

Chimera Laios vs Ice golem (Chimera Laios won)

Minotaur vs Warg (Minotaur won)

Hag vs Doppelganger (Doppelganger won)

Round 1, part 3:

Barometz vs Changeling vs Ivy tentacles (Barometz won)

Kelpie vs Fairy (Kelpie won)

Golem vs Succubus (Succubus won)

Nightmare vs Wurm (Nightmare won)

Mimic vs Unicorn (Mimic won)

Chimera Falin vs Gargoyle (Chimera Falin won)

Dullahan vs Dire wolf (Dire wolf won)

Familiar vs Giant parasite (Familiar won)

Round 1, part 2:

Dungeon rabbit vs Griffin vs Ghoul (Dungeon rabbit won)

Shapeshifter vs Green slime (Shapeshifter won)

Green dragon vs Huge spider (Green dragon won)

Treasure insects vs Skeleton vs White dragon (Treasure insects won)

Harpy vs Walking mushroom (Walking mushroom won)

Living picture vs Dungeon cleaners (Living picture won)

Phoenix vs Mermaid (Phoenix won)

Undine vs Eyes of the magician (Undine won)

Round 1, part 1:

Demon vs Bladefish vs Dryad (Demon won)

Werewolf vs Man-eating plant (Man-eating plant won)

Basilisk vs Coatl (Basilisk won)

Wyvern vs Giant frog (Wyvern won)

Living armour vs Jackalope (Jackalope won)

Tentacles vs Jack Frost (Tentacles won)

Mandrake vs Big bat (Mandrake won)

Kraken vs Cockatrice (Cockatrice won)

[spicypepperjack]

Spider-verse AU Fanfic prompt

For Spider-Jinx, it was strange to meet a doppelganger in her world one day. Even weirder was the arrival of a hostile Spider-Man who himself is a doppelganger of her late best friend, Ekko.

After some conversation, it's revealed that this Jinx doppelganger is a super-villainess from Spider-Ekko's world named "Hex", and she has escaped Ekko's world to cause mayhem across the multi-verse. Can Spider-Jinx and Spider-Ekko work together to defeat Hex?