#petergwen fan fiction

[aslvt4ag]

Title: A healing light

Peter Parker x reader (fem)

Word count: Approximately 320 words.

 Warning:

This chapter contains themes of guilt, grief, and the burden of responsibility.

Summary:

Peter grapples with guilt as he swings through the city, haunted by thoughts of y/n and Gwen. Determined to be a better hero, he vows to honor their memories by fighting for justice.

Chapter 12: A Hero's Burden

As Peter swung through the city streets, his mind was clouded with thoughts of y/n and Gwen, their faces haunting him with every passing moment. Guilt gnawed at him relentlessly, a constant reminder of the pain he had caused them both.

No matter how fast he moved, Peter couldn't outrun the weight of his mistakes. He had betrayed y/n's trust, shattered her fragile heart with his reckless actions, and the thought of her hurt and disappointed face haunted him like a ghost.

But it wasn't just y/n's pain that weighed heavily on Peter's conscience. Gwen's memory lingered in the shadows of his mind, a constant reminder of the cost of his double life as Spider-Man. He had failed her, just as he had failed y/n, and the guilt of his failures threatened to consume him whole.

As he perched atop a skyscraper, the city sprawled out before him in all its chaotic beauty, Peter couldn't help but feel a sense of hopelessness wash over him. No matter how many lives he saved, no matter how many villains he defeated, he would always be haunted by the ghosts of his past.

But amidst the darkness that threatened to engulf him, a flicker of determination burned bright within Peter's chest. He couldn't change the past, couldn't undo the mistakes he had made, but he could strive to be better, to do better, for y/n, for Gwen, for everyone he had ever failed.

With renewed purpose, Peter swung into action, the wind whipping through his hair as he soared through the night sky. And as he fought to protect the city he loved, he made a silent vow to himself to never again let his guilt hold him back, to honor the memories of those he had lost by being the hero they deserved.

For in the end, Peter knew that true redemption could only be found in the selfless pursuit of justice, in the unwavering commitment to doing what was right, even in the face of overwhelming darkness. And as he disappeared into the night, a lone figure against the backdrop of the city's skyline, he knew that his journey was far from over.

[destinyc1020]

I really don't think that there are many timdayas. There are anybody-but-Tom Z people just like there are anybody-but-Z Tom stans. These are the people that ship Z with absolutely anyone that's not Tom (Zac Efron, Hunter, JDW, Timmy, JE, etc) or ship Tom with anyone that's not Z (Ella Purnell, Daisy Ridley, Eliza Scanlen, Ciara, Sophia Ali, Emma Laird, Olivia, Nadia, Florence, random fans that took pics with him, etc). They don't really support these other ships. They just want Tom & Z to break up

Then there are people that ship fictional couples and not really real life people. So we have people that ship petermj but also petergwen and spideycat. There are people that really enjoyed chemily even though they were so toxic for each other for most of the story. And here we have people that really like Paul/Chani because Paul loves Chani despite having to marry the daughter of the Emperor and he refused to sleep with his legal wife because his body and soul belonged to Chani. Are there toxic elements with Paul & Chani? Certainly! Paul knew that he was selfish picking Chani because he knew she would prematurely die if she had his children and he didn't reveal that to Chani. But he suffered the consequences of his actions. I think it's ok to let people enjoy their fictional ships

What is this about Chani prematurely dying if she has his children? 😔

Anyway, I think you're right Anon that there are some "anyone but" fans out here that are just really antis in "disguise" who just don't want TZ together.

I call them ABZ and ABT shippers. 🙄 (Anyone-But-Zendaya/Anyone-But-Tom) I think I coined this years ago lol 😆

Anyway..... With that said... while yes, I do feel that there are SOME fans who just like to playfully ship the characters from movies together (and that's okay I guess, as long as it doesn't get too weird 👀🥴), MOST of these ppl shipping Paul and Chani all hard are really just Timdaya shippers who make things weird because they ship Z with Timothée, even though it's blatantly obvious that Zendaya is in love with, and in a SERIOUS rlshp with Tom Holland.

A lot of these Timdaya shippers are just antis in sheep's clothing imo, because if they were REALLY fans of either Tom OR Zendaya, they would respect their rlshp, and not be shipping Zendaya (or Tom) with someone else, or reading so hard into simple FRIENDSHIP gestures, or lurking on blogs that support Tomdaya together and sending anti-Tomdaya rhetoric.

These "shippers" don't fool me one bit. 🙄

[crowsofhell]

a little look into what i'm mainly here for and the things i’ve liked and haven’t revisited for so many years, but not limited to (doing this mainly because i tend to forget stuf and i want to note down all my interests and hyperfixations):

(i don’t really reblog and talk much about kpop here anymore but these are my groups at present: svt, pentagon, hanbin & ikon, nct/wayv, shinee, epik high, etc. fandoms i’m not active in but i will always cherish are mostly other 2nd-3rd gen groups & artists, and i adore & root for my rtk babies (golcha, onf, oneus, verivery, to1)

daiya no ace, jujutsu kaisen, haikyuu!!, slam dunk, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice, trigun, chainsaw man, kazetsuyo, evangelion, one piece, shingeki no kyojin (until shit hit the fan), boku no hero academia, kimetsu no yaiba, oofuri, fukigen na mononokean, no.6, mob psycho, ao ashi, hoshiai no sora, tokyo revengers, free!!, orenchi no furo jijou, blue lock, naruto, kuroshitsuji, banana fish, yowamushi pedal, sk8, code geass, blue period, kuroko no basket, bungou stray dogs, the case files of jeweler richard, moriarty the patriot, fugou keiji balance: unlimited, owari no seraph, doukyuusei, umibe no etranger, given, tanaka-kun wa itsumo kedaruge, re-main, days, backflip!!, fullmetal alchemist, tsurune, card captor sakura, uramichi oniisan, dr. stone, natsume yuujinchou, dramatical murder, ohshc, chihayafuru, ranma 1/2, kamisama hajimemashita. other animes/mangas. 

xz & wyb lsfy, cql/mdzs; zzh & gj lld, shl, tyk & qi ye; tgcf/eternal faith; zyl & by, zhen hun; svsss; 2ha/hyx; spl/winner is king; qian qiu; mo du; lie huo; link click, jie yao; danmei & baihe in general. priest and mxtx works. canglanjue. love 020 for hao mei & ko.

kamisama to tobenai tsukai & hagi’s works, doukyuusei series, here u are, blue sky complex & ichikawa kei’s works, london pariko’s nichijou climax, saezuru, 19 days, scarlet beriko’s works, red candy, mr. 100% perfect, ao no flag, aitsu no daihonmei, sagan sagan’s old fashioned cupcake, the best smell, aoao waiting to be eaten, otona ni natte mo. other mangas/manhuas/manhwas. (this is so not up-to-date lol)

mileapo, kinnporsche. history ctl + trapped, chrisjake. bounprem, between us. offgun, not me. ohmnanon, bad buddy. cherry magic.

iwtv the show series (one of the current hyperfixations!!!! love me some gothic horror romance fucked up vampires grappling with interconnected/intersectional issues and identities and sense of self). our flag means death, sense8, the old guard, good omens, skam (og & druck mostly), the good place. narnia, casmund. venom. spideypool. atla, zutara. petergwen. awae.

jeunet’s and del toro’s works. otgw.

sdoc, dancing high.

books (various genres). music, films, series, and other shows. art and literature and everything that embraces & breathes art and resonates with me.

“problematic” fiction. i have things i love and things i don’t like and abhor to death.

[traincat]

i just found out about the gwen and norman babies and i’m just wondering what the fuck

“What the fuck” is a pretty accurate summary, but okay, so. Story time, because while this ask refers to the developments of a story called Sins Past (Amazing Spider-Man #509-#514), in which it was revealed that Gwen Stacy had twins fathered by Norman Osborn, to grasp the full story here we’ve got to go back to a little bit to before the death of Gwen Stacy.

In Amazing Spider-Man #93, after George Stacy’s death, his brother Arthur invites Gwen to come stay with his family in England. (This is notably where The Amazing Spider-Man 2 gets its “Gwen moving to England” storyline.) Peter had been planning to propose to her, but freezes up under the knowledge that Gwen blames Spider-Man for her father’s death:

Gwen takes it as a rejection, and leaves to go stay with her aunt and uncle in England. One thing I don’t think gets touched on enough with Gwen is that she’s very empathic, and good at picking up on all of Peter’s feelings and cues – it’s just that she doesn’t have the full context to interpret them. This also isn’t the first time Peter’s been in this situation; after he graduated high school, knowing that Ned Leeds had proposed to Betty Brant, Peter also had planned to propose to her, somewhat secure in the knowledge that Betty would’ve chosen him over Ned. (She would’ve, and in fact when Betty’s marriage to Ned began falling apart much later, she and Peter briefly engaged in an affair.) But when Betty says she could never love a man who was an adventurer, “a man who risks his life each day”, Peter realizes that as Spider-Man it wouldn’t be fair to propose to her and storms out.

(He notably did not take into consideration that he was a high school graduate with a freelance job who still lived with his aunt in the “to propose or not to propose” dilemma. Typical.)

Gwen would return to New York in Amazing Spider-Man #98 – a whole five issues later. Coincidentally, this also marked the return of the Green Goblin, Norman’s memories of Peter’s secret identity as Spider-Man having returned. The Green Goblin was briefly stopped when Peter used the sight of Harry – who was suffering from a drug overdose – to shock Norman out of the Green Goblin persona. With Norman once again unaware that his son’s best friend and roommate was Spider-Man, Harry on the mend, and Gwen back from England, everything was coming up Parker and, though no specific details had been ironed out, Peter and Gwen were set to marry. (I think it’s important to note with PeterGwen how serious they were, and that they were planning to get married.)

But, famously, that didn’t last – Norman did remember, during a particularly nasty overdose of Harry’s, and he kidnapped and killed Gwen in Amazing Spider-Man #121. 

So with all that in mind, let’s talk Sins Past itself. This got long. More under the cut.

Alright, so, all that said and done – in Sins Past, the story is flipped on its head. In Amazing Spider-Man #509, Peter receives a letter from Gwen, allegedly written while she was in Paris, indicating that when she died she did so with some kind of secret. The letter arrives incomplete, the secret unrevealed.

Furthermore, two mysterious (and super-powered) shadowy figures are trying to kill Peter, but that’s just like, a Wednesday for him. Along the way, and with a stunning admission from Mary Jane, it’s revealed that the two shadowy would-be assassins are Gwen’s twin children, and that their father is Norman Osborn. 

Yeah.

The twins – Sarah and Gabriel Stacy – are aging preternaturally fast because of the Goblin serum Norman had dosed himself with. They were also born after only seven months – but the infants weren’t premature. It’s revealed that that’s why Gwen left for Europe, not, in fact, to stay with her father’s family, but to secretly have her children.

Yeah.

The twins were brought up in France by Norman, kept isolated from the world, and raised as trained fighters who believed that Peter was their father, and that he had abandoned them and killed their mother. So now they’re here to kill him.

Yeah.

So we’ll pause here to take some questions.

1) “What? Why? What?”

So initially, writerJ. Michael Straczynski wanted Sarah and Gabriel to be Peter’s children with Gwen. This was nixed by Marvel, under the belief that having two adult children would age the character too much. I mean, they’re actually like, seven years old, but okay. Denying Peter the status of fatherhood because it would “age him” too much is a frustrating pattern in Spider-Man canon: Norman notably orchestrated the murder of Peter and MJ’s baby several years before. Instead of chucking the story out of the window altogether, which you know, would have been my first pick, it was reworked so that Norman was the father of Gwen’s children, because that was so much better than Peter discovering he had children with one of the people he loved most in the world. Comics are here to be a frustrating experience for everyone.

2) “So Gwen cheated on Peter?”

This is a frustrating take on the situation I’ve seen on more than one anti-Gwen post, painting Gwen as the villain of the piece for sleeping with Norman, instead of as a vulnerable young woman taken advantage of by the father of one of her best friends, a disturbingly realistic scenario before you ever even add in the fact that Norman is a literal supervillain. When Gwen recounts her one sexual encounter with Norman to Mary Jane, she herself seems confused about how and why she ended up in the situation. While I don’t think the intent was to have the encounter be out and out nonconsensual, there’s more than enough room to wonder. 

This is a very emotional time for the cast of Spider-Man; George Stacy is dead. Gwen blames Spider-Man and Peter is dealing with that and the way he is dealing with it is making Gwen doubt his love for her. Both Harry and Norman are falling apart in very different ways. Sometimes, things happen and situations arise and there’s no planning involved; “naive young woman is seduced by the darkness inside of an older man” is a tired trope, but a prevalent one. In any event, even if Gwen did deliberately cheat on Peter (which, no matter how you read the issue of consent in Sins Past, is clearly not what Gwen describes to Mary Jane), she was taken advantage of by an older man in a position of power over her, and after she had his children he turned around, killed her, and raised and abused her children to believe that the man Gwen wanted to raise them had abandoned them and murdered Gwen. So there’s no version of events here in which Gwen Stacy is the bad guy, and using that argument to prop up one of Peter’s other love interests as a better person than her is a bad take. There are no “good people” here: these are fictional characters who have been handled by many different creators over the years. They cannot make their own choices.

3) “Wait, J. Michael Straczynski? Isn’t that the guy whose Spider-Man comics you’re always telling people to read?”

Haha yeah it sure is!! It can be rough recommending a whole run, because the longer they get, the greater the chance there is of there being that one story in there you reaaaaally don’t think is for everyone, which is Sins Past. And this is tough, because as much as I don’t think Sins Past should be in continuity, JMS’ amazing voices for both Peter and Mary Jane never falters.

There are a lot of different kinds of bad stories in mainstream superhero comics: bad plot, bad characterization; good plot, bad characterization; bad plot, good characterization – and those are just some of the possible bad story combinations. I think Sins Past is a bad plot that’s very disrespectful to a female character whose legacy was already her brutal death at the hands of a supervillain. Reframing that death so that, instead of merely being at the wrong place at the wrong time and paying the ultimate price, Norman purposefully hunted down Gwen before she could tell Peter about her twins, doesn’t help. As a fan of Gwen, I don’t like her part in this story and I personally don’t think it should exist (as the story it currently is, and I’ll touch on that later) in continuity. I think it should be explicitly retconned out in a way that brooks no argument. (JMS himself has said he wished to retcon it out, but wasn’t allowed.)

That being said, have I read this like eight times? You bet. I think the art is stunning, I think JMS’ is really an incredible talent when it comes to writing Peter, who can be, to put it simply, a difficult character to get. I find the PeterMJ scenes are beautiful, as are Peter’s melancholy-tinged memories of Gwen. Also, I love comic book garbage. Skrulls? Clones? Robots? A character’s long lost children, artificially aged to adulthood and back to kill their supposed father? Oh my God, that’s so stupid. I want twenty of it.

So my feelings here are really mixed. I don’t like the rewrite of Gwen’s history. I don’t like that this is in serious continuity (and I’ll touch on that in a moment). Additionally, I don’t think the timeline really works – I’ve never felt Gwen was abroad for quite that long, even with the sped up pregnancy, and when she does come back, there’s quite a lot of time for her to tell Peter, which was something Sins Past had made clear she’d intended to do. But whatever, retcons are retcons, they rarely if ever are perfect fits. I do like the characterization of Peter and Mary Jane, and I like it a lot. If I had to pick a story that in my own opinion perfectly highlights how Peter experiences every single strong emotion, it would be this one, which is unfortunate because, well, everything else about this. It is unfortunately totally believable to me that Norman would have slept with Gwen and then killed her, but tbh if I was picking a member of Peter’s social circle who would willingly sleep with Norman, it’d be Flash, who briefly worked for Norman and was quite enamored by him – before he waterboarded Flash with whiskey, strapped him into a semi-truck, and made him crash into Midtown High, landing him in a coma. Oh, and then, way later, also murdering him. Norman’s gonna Norman.

Like I said: mixed feelings.

3) “Wait, but is it in continuity when it’s almost never brought up again, and nobody, not Peter or Mary Jane or Norman, mentions it even when it would make sense to and also nobody wants this in continuity anymore?”

Hhhh yeah it unfortunately is, and I’ll outline why, because it would have been so easy to take it out of continuity. So Sins Past takes place shortly before One More Day, wherein Aunt May was shot following the events of Civil War, during which Peter had revealed his identity on national television and the Spider-Man cat was out of the bag. In One More Day, Peter’s offered a choice by Mephisto: his marriage for his aunt’s life. Ultimately, unable to live with himself if he says no, Peter agrees. The marriage (although notably not the long term committed relationship – in the altered timeline, Peter and Mary Jane were still together from the date of their wedding to just after Civil War) was erased from the timeline, Aunt May was saved, and Peter’s identity was once again hidden from the world and from many of the people who had already know, like Felicia Hardy, the Fantastic Four, and most notably from Aunt May. There were also some additional changes made: most notably, Harry Osborn, who died in Spectacular Spider-Man #200, the best issue of all time, was alive. Clearly, the changes to the narrative’s web, if you will, extended beyond the framework of just Peter and Mary Jane’s marriage. Like I said: basically nobody talks about this story. It shows up on lists of the worst comic book plots of all time all the time. The characters almost never bring up Gabriel or Sarah – there is a sequel story called Sins Remembered: Sarah’s Story (The Spectacular Spider-Man vol 2 issues #23-26), written by Samm Barnes, where Sarah sends for Peter’s help in Paris and he does his level best to be her dad.

But of course all is not as it seems blah blah. I won’t say it’s the worst comic I’ve ever read. 

It would have been easy, then, to retcon Gabriel and Sarah out with Brand New Day, since nobody ever talks about them or wants this story to be in continuity, including its original writer. Right?

Wrong. In the American Son miniseries, which is post-Brand New Day, Gabriel Stacy makes a prominent reappearance, although Sarah’s whereabouts are unknown.

I’ll be honest: I personally don’t consider this series of events to be canon. I never mention or include it. As far as I’m concerned, it’s extra-canon material, not to be counted. But that’s just me personally as a reader. If I was asked whether or not this was actually canon, in that it was published and not retconned back out – the answer is yes, the twins exist in canon. Not my personal canon, but the actual canon.

But we could fix that.

4) “Well, Traincat,” said nobody, “how WOULD you fix Gabriel and Sarah Stacy so that the twins could be kept in continuity without everyone screaming?”

Great question, me! I would fix it with the greatest out Spider-Man storytelling has ever given us: clones. It’s very notable that Sarah looks exactly like Gwen…

Gabriel was specifically drawn with a strong resemblance to Peter. Look at that. The Osborn hair doesn’t spare people that way. The answer then, becomes simple: keep the story. Keep Gabriel and Sarah. But have them be revealed as two of the Jackal’s Peter and Gwen clones. It’s a better explanation for why Gabriel and Sarah would be adults than “the goblin serum did it”, and planting the twins, who could fully believe they were who they said they were with the use of artificial memories, in Peter’s path as a form of psychological torment fits with many of villains – presenting Spider-Man with the children of his lost love, fathered by one of his greatest enemies, as a form of torture. As for Mary Jane’s recount of when she found out, well – the same thing: implanted memories. There are more than enough characters on the Marvel landscape who are capable of that. It’d be pretty easy to pull off, since Marvel seems stubbornly set on keeping Gabriel and Sarah on the playing field, and honestly, it makes a lot more sense. Clones! (Let me pull it off, Marvel!!)

One final note: Sins Past outright alleges that Gwen and Peter never had sex, because Peter knows from the start in the story that they couldn’t be his children. To which I would like to say: lol yeah right.

So that’s (probably more than you wanted to know about) Sins Past! 

[borevlis]

just admit you’re some petergwen stan who bases that relationship from the inaccurate gwen portrayal of the TASM movies and still can’t accept that peter and mj were always meant to be together from the beginning lmao the fact that you tagged ‘petergwen’ in your hate post says that enough, you’re not gonna win this argument and you’re just embarrassing yourself by trying to cover things up because you got called out

Honestly, unless I get a particularly fun ask about this, this will be the last ask about this I address. I also have a big essay to write and I'm not spending energy on battling butthurt 16 y/olds on something as unimportant as a fictional character. However, how offended you all got worries me for how you'll be able to handle real life.But fun fact!I have one (1) het ship in any fandom that I care about, and that isn't petergwen. It's tenrose.Do I think petergwen is cute? Absolutely. Would I call myself a shipper? Never.I ship Peter with MEN more often than not. Specifically Harry Osborn and, my personal favourite, Wade Wilson.As for why I tagged the post petergwen? Well, check the Anti Mary Jane Watson tag. After seeing how it's mainly composed of Gwen hate, I figured that those shippers are probably pretty done with MJ and how overhyped she is. Actually, that post was even created when I was watching Spider-Man 2, not TASM/TASM2, so stop assuming everything is ship related.Maybe if you instead asked WHY I dislike MJ, you wouldn't have to think it was shipping related. It's actually because she's reduced to a damsel in distress in pretty much all adaptions. As a feminist, I like seeing females portrayed like different individuals in the same media, but how MJ is portrayed? It has never rang my bell, and seeing the response I got, I'm thinking I might have to write a longer post on the matter. Don't worry though, only MJ tag I'll use for that post is the anti one.Also, are you suggesting people who don't read comics aren't as valid fans/don't have as valid opinions of characters? You know how fucking privileged you must be to be reading comics, right? Lmao. But fyi, I read comics. I just now have watched the Spiderman live action movies (haven't seen Spider-Man 3 or Homecoming yet though), I've been a comic fan longer - not that reading comics is what validates my opinion. What validates my opinion is that it exists.Fyi, covering my tracks wouldn't involve me leaving the original post up, apologising and then referencing my error and the fact that I apologised.

[aslvt4ag]

Title: A healing light

Peter Parker x reader (fem)

Word count: Approximately 320 words.

 Warning:

This chapter contains themes of guilt, grief, and the burden of responsibility.

Summary:

Peter grapples with guilt as he swings through the city, haunted by thoughts of y/n and Gwen. Determined to be a better hero, he vows to honor their memories by fighting for justice.

Chapter 12: A Hero's Burden

As Peter swung through the city streets, his mind was clouded with thoughts of y/n and Gwen, their faces haunting him with every passing moment. Guilt gnawed at him relentlessly, a constant reminder of the pain he had caused them both.

No matter how fast he moved, Peter couldn't outrun the weight of his mistakes. He had betrayed y/n's trust, shattered her fragile heart with his reckless actions, and the thought of her hurt and disappointed face haunted him like a ghost.

But it wasn't just y/n's pain that weighed heavily on Peter's conscience. Gwen's memory lingered in the shadows of his mind, a constant reminder of the cost of his double life as Spider-Man. He had failed her, just as he had failed y/n, and the guilt of his failures threatened to consume him whole.

As he perched atop a skyscraper, the city sprawled out before him in all its chaotic beauty, Peter couldn't help but feel a sense of hopelessness wash over him. No matter how many lives he saved, no matter how many villains he defeated, he would always be haunted by the ghosts of his past.

But amidst the darkness that threatened to engulf him, a flicker of determination burned bright within Peter's chest. He couldn't change the past, couldn't undo the mistakes he had made, but he could strive to be better, to do better, for y/n, for Gwen, for everyone he had ever failed.

With renewed purpose, Peter swung into action, the wind whipping through his hair as he soared through the night sky. And as he fought to protect the city he loved, he made a silent vow to himself to never again let his guilt hold him back, to honor the memories of those he had lost by being the hero they deserved.

For in the end, Peter knew that true redemption could only be found in the selfless pursuit of justice, in the unwavering commitment to doing what was right, even in the face of overwhelming darkness. And as he disappeared into the night, a lone figure against the backdrop of the city's skyline, he knew that his journey was far from over.

[aslvt4ag]

Title: Healing Light

Peter Parker x reader fem

Word count: Approximately 260 words.

Warning:

This chapter contains themes of alcohol abuse, grief, and emotional distress.

Summary:

Y/n nurses Peter through the night as he grapples with intoxication and grief over Gwen. Despite her care, Peter leaves in the morning, leaving y/n with a sense of uncertainty about his well-being.

Chapter 8: Healing Hands

As y/n opened the door to her apartment, she was met with the sight of Peter slumped against the threshold, his breathing shallow and his face pale. Without hesitation, she rushed to his side, her nursing instincts kicking into gear as she assessed his condition.

With gentle hands, y/n helped Peter inside, laying him down on the couch and fetching her nursing equipment. She checked his vital signs, relieved to find them stable despite his intoxicated state. As she tended to him, she couldn't help but feel a pang of sympathy for the pain he was clearly wrestling with.

Throughout the night, y/n remained by Peter's side, keeping a watchful eye on him as he slept fitfully. Every so often, she heard him murmur Gwen's name in his sleep, a heartbreaking reminder of the grief that still weighed heavily on his heart.

Despite the late hour, y/n refused to leave Peter's side, her determination to help him through his ordeal unwavering. She administered fluids to keep him hydrated and monitored his condition closely, offering words of comfort whenever he stirred.

As the first light of dawn filtered through the windows, Peter began to stir, his eyes fluttering open as he blinked away the remnants of sleep. He glanced around the unfamiliar surroundings, confusion clouding his expression as he struggled to remember how he had ended up there.

With a heavy heart, y/n watched as Peter slowly climbed to his feet, his movements unsteady as he made his way to the door. She wanted to reach out to him, to offer him comfort and support in his time of need, but she knew that he needed to face his demons on his own terms.

And so, with a silent farewell, y/n watched as Peter disappeared into the morning light, leaving behind a lingering sense of sadness and uncertainty in his wake. But as she closed the door behind him, she couldn't help but feel a glimmer of hope that maybe, just maybe, he would find the peace and healing he so desperately sought.

[aslvt4ag]

Title: healing light

Peter Parker x reader fem

Word count: 330 words.

Warning:

This chapter contains themes of alcohol abuse, grief, and emotional distress.

Chapter 7: A Night of Desperation

Peter stumbled through the dimly lit streets, the bitter taste of alcohol burning his throat as he drowned his sorrows in a bottle. Memories of Gwen taunted him at every turn, her laughter echoing in his mind as he sought solace in the numbness of intoxication.

With shaky hands, Peter fumbled with the keys to Gwen's old apartment, his vision blurred with tears as he stumbled inside. The room was a shrine to her memory, filled with photographs and mementos that served as painful reminders of what he had lost.

Collapsing onto the bed, Peter buried his face in his hands, his thoughts a whirlwind of regret and despair. "I'm sorry, Gwen," he whispered, his voice choked with emotion. "I should have saved you. I should have done more."

But no amount of apologies could bring Gwen back, and Peter knew that deep down, he would always carry the weight of her death with him. With a heavy heart, he rose from the bed and stumbled out into the night, his mind clouded with a haze of alcohol and self-loathing.

As he wandered the streets in a drunken stupor, Peter's steps grew increasingly unsteady, his vision swimming as he struggled to keep his bearings. He had no destination in mind, no purpose to guide him, only the desperate need to escape the suffocating grip of his guilt.

Hours passed in a blur, until finally, Peter found himself collapsing against the door of y/n's apartment, his body trembling with exhaustion and despair. With a final, desperate plea for redemption, he pounded on the door, his voice hoarse with emotion.

Inside, y/n stirred from her sleep, her heart pounding at the sound of someone knocking at her door in the dead of night. With trepidation, she opened the door, only to find Peter slumped against the threshold, his eyes closed in unconsciousness.

"Peter?" y/n whispered, her voice filled with concern as she knelt beside him, gently shaking him awake. But Peter remained unresponsive, his breathing shallow and ragged as he succumbed to the darkness that had consumed him.

[aslvt4ag]

Title: healing light

Peter Parker x reader

Word count: 250 words.

Warning: This chapter contains themes of grief, guilt, and emotional distance.

Summary:

Peter grapples with guilt over Gwen's death and withdraws emotionally from y/n, leaving her feeling confused and rejected.

Chapter 6: Lingering Shadows

Peter trudged through the dimly lit streets of the city, his thoughts weighed down by guilt and remorse. Memories of Gwen haunted him like specters in the night, her laughter echoing in his mind as he struggled to push away the overwhelming sense of loss.

As he reached his apartment, Peter sank onto his bed, the weight of his grief pressing down on him like a suffocating blanket. He couldn't shake the feeling that he had failed Gwen in some way, that her death was a direct result of his actions as Spider-Man.

Tossing and turning, Peter drifted into a fitful sleep, his dreams haunted by images of Gwen's lifeless body falling from the bridge. He awoke with a start, his heart racing as he struggled to shake off the remnants of his nightmares.

Dragging himself out of bed, Peter forced himself to go through the motions of getting ready for class. But as he stepped out into the morning sunlight, he couldn't shake the sense of emptiness that gnawed at his insides.

As he made his way to campus, Peter noticed y/n waiting for him, a hopeful smile playing on her lips. But instead of returning her smile, Peter's gaze flickered away, his steps quickening as he hurried past her without a word.

Confusion and hurt flashed across y/n's face as she watched Peter walk away, his sudden coldness leaving her feeling bewildered and rejected. She couldn't understand what had changed between them, why Peter was suddenly shutting her out.

With a heavy heart, y/n followed after him, her footsteps echoing in the empty streets as she struggled to keep up with his hurried pace. But no matter how hard she tried to reach out to him, Peter remained distant, his walls impenetrable as he retreated further into the shadows of his guilt and grief.

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Title: echoes of the heart

Pairings Peter Parker, Gwen Stacey

Word Count 280 words.

Warning elements of intimacy and may evoke feelings of warmth or affection

Summary Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy share a flirtatious exchange on a rooftop under the moonlit sky. As they playfully banter, their connection deepens, culminating in a tender kiss that ignites sparks of romance between them. Lost in the magic of the moment, they embrace the enchantment of the night, knowing that they have discovered something truly special in each other's arms.

Anso this is a soft one

Chapter 3: Sparks Ignite

The moon hung low in the night sky, casting a soft glow over the city as Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy found themselves on another rooftop, the cool breeze whispering secrets in their ears.

Peter couldn't help but steal glances at Gwen as they stood side by side, the moonlight painting her features in an ethereal glow. He felt a flutter in his chest, a familiar warmth spreading through him as he admired her from afar.

Gwen caught Peter's gaze and flashed him a playful smile, her eyes sparkling with mischief. "What are you staring at, Peter? See something you like?"

Peter's cheeks flushed slightly at her teasing tone, but he couldn't resist returning her grin. "Maybe I do," he replied, his voice laced with a hint of flirtation.

Gwen laughed, the sound like music to Peter's ears. "Well, lucky for you, I happen to like what I see too," she said, her eyes twinkling with amusement.

Peter took a step closer to her, the distance between them suddenly feeling too vast. "You know, Gwen, there's something about the night that makes everything feel...magical."

Gwen nodded, her gaze softening as she looked up at the starlit sky. "I know what you mean. It's like anything is possible under the cover of darkness."

Peter reached out, gently tucking a stray strand of hair behind Gwen's ear. "Including...this," he whispered, his voice barely above a murmur.

Gwen's breath caught in her throat as Peter's touch sent shivers down her spine. She leaned into his hand, her heart pounding in her chest as she met his gaze with an intensity that stole her breath away.

For a moment, they stood there in silence, the world around them fading into the background as they lost themselves in each other's eyes. And then, as if drawn by an invisible force, they moved closer, their lips meeting in a soft, tentative kiss.

Time seemed to stand still as they lost themselves in the sweetness of the moment, the rest of the world falling away as they danced in the moonlight. And in that fleeting instant, Peter and Gwen knew that they had found something truly special: a love that was as boundless as the night sky itself.

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Title: Echoes of the Heart

Parings Peter Parker x Gwen Stacey

Word count :380

Warnings : focuses on the emotional struggles and support between Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy. However, it does touch on themes of uncertainty and darkness

Summary : In this chapter, Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy confide in each other about their fears and uncertainties in the midst of New York City's nighttime backdrop. They draw strength from their bond, resolving to face the challenges ahead together, despite the shadows of doubt.

An: i’m really excited for this chapter. I hope you like it.

Chapter 2: Shadows of Doubt

The night sky stretched endlessly above New York City, a canvas of twinkling stars overshadowed by the glow of streetlights below. On a rooftop overlooking the bustling metropolis, Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy stood side by side, their silhouettes framed against the backdrop of the skyline.

A gentle breeze rustled Gwen's hair as she gazed out at the city below, her thoughts drifting to the events of the evening. Despite the warmth of Peter's presence beside her, a shadow of doubt lingered in her mind, casting a pall over her usual optimism.

Peter glanced at Gwen, noticing the furrow of her brow and the distant look in her eyes. He could sense her unease, a quiet turmoil that echoed his own inner struggles.

"Gwen, is everything okay?" Peter asked, his voice soft with concern.

Gwen forced a smile, though it didn't quite reach her eyes. "Yeah, I'm fine, Peter. Just...thinking."

Peter nodded, his gaze lingering on her for a moment longer before turning back to the city below. "You know you can talk to me, right? Whatever's on your mind, I'm here for you."

Gwen's smile faltered, her shoulders slumping slightly. "It's just...everything feels so uncertain lately. With all the chaos in the world, it's hard not to feel overwhelmed."

Peter reached out, gently placing a hand on her shoulder. "I know what you mean. But we can't let fear control us, Gwen. We have to keep fighting, keep believing that things will get better."

Gwen sighed, leaning into his touch. "I want to believe that, Peter. I really do. But sometimes it feels like the darkness is closing in, and I don't know how to keep it at bay."

Peter's heart ached at the sadness in her voice, the weight of her words echoing his own fears. But he refused to let despair consume them, not when they had each other to lean on.

"We'll find a way, Gwen. Together," Peter said, his voice steady with determination. "We've faced impossible odds before, and we've always come out stronger on the other side. We can't lose hope now, not when so much is at stake."

Gwen looked up at him, her eyes shimmering with unshed tears. "You really believe that, don't you?"

Peter nodded, a small smile tugging at the corners of his lips. "With all my heart."

In that moment, as they stood together beneath the vast expanse of the night sky, Peter and Gwen found solace in each other's presence. Despite the uncertainties that lay ahead, they knew that as long as they faced them together, they could overcome any obstacle that stood in their way.

As the city slept below, Peter and Gwen remained vigilant, their bond stronger than ever as they braced themselves for the challenges that awaited them in the days to come. For in each other, they had found a beacon of light in the darkness, a love that would guide them through even the darkest of nights.

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Title: A Day in the Life of Spider-Man

Pairings Peter Parker  x Gwen Stacy

Word count: 309

Warnings: None

Summary: Peter Parker spends a day with Gwen Stacy, enjoying simple pleasures like making pancakes and watching movies together, finding comfort in her presence amid the challenges of being Spider-Man.

A/N: setting the stage for a fluffy mini-series centered around Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man and Emma Stone's Gwen.

Peter swung through the city, feeling the familiar rush of wind against his face as he traversed the skyline. Today was a special day - he had promised Gwen they would spend some quality time together, away from the chaos of his double life as Spider-Man.

As he landed gracefully on the rooftop of Gwen's apartment building, he couldn't help but smile at the thought of seeing her. He quickly changed into his civilian clothes, tucking his Spider-Man suit safely into his backpack before descending the fire escape to knock on Gwen's window.

Gwen's face lit up with a bright smile as she opened the window, her eyes sparkling with excitement. "Peter! You made it!" she exclaimed, pulling him into a tight hug.

"Wouldn't miss it for the world," Peter replied, returning her hug warmly. "What's on the agenda for today?"

Gwen grinned mischievously. "Well, I thought we could start with some homemade pancakes for breakfast, followed by a stroll in the park, and maybe a movie marathon later?"

Peter's heart swelled with affection for the girl standing before him. "Sounds perfect," he said, brushing a stray strand of hair away from her face.

Together, they spent the morning flipping pancakes in Gwen's cozy kitchen, laughing and chatting as they enjoyed each other's company. As they walked hand in hand through the park, Peter couldn't shake the feeling of contentment that washed over him.

As the sun began to set, they settled on the couch with a pile of blankets and snacks, ready to dive into their movie marathon. Gwen snuggled up against Peter, resting her head on his shoulder as they lost themselves in the world of cinema.

In that moment, Peter felt truly at peace. Despite the dangers he faced as Spider-Man, he knew that as long as he had Gwen by his side, everything would be okay.

As the credits rolled on the final movie of the night, Peter glanced down at Gwen, who had fallen asleep against him. Gently, he lifted her in his arms and carried her to bed, tucking her in with a soft kiss on the forehead.

With a smile on his face, Peter whispered, "Sweet dreams, Gwen," before quietly slipping out of her room and back into the night, ready to face whatever challenges awaited him as Spider-Man. But for now, he was just Peter Parker, and that was more than enough.

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Title: Heartfelt Connections

Parings peter Parker, Gwen, Stacy

Word count 330 words.

Warnings: conversation and emotional connection.

Summary: Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy deepen their connection as they share intimate conversations and heartfelt moments while exploring the city together. Peter learns more about Gwen's passions and interests, strengthening their bond as they open up to each other on a deeper level. Their exchange of thoughts and feelings leads to a profound connection that hints at the blossoming of romance between them.

Chapter 5: Unveiling Souls

As Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy continued their journey of exploration through the city, Peter found himself captivated by Gwen's every word and gesture. He couldn't help but marvel at the depth of her intellect and the warmth of her spirit, feeling an inexplicable pull towards her that went beyond mere attraction.

"So, Gwen," Peter began, his voice filled with genuine curiosity, "tell me more about yourself. What do you love to do when you're not out saving the world?"

Gwen smiled, her eyes alight with excitement at the opportunity to share a piece of herself with Peter. "Well, besides studying and tinkering with gadgets, I have a passion for photography. There's something magical about capturing a moment in time, don't you think?"

Peter nodded, his interest piqued. "Definitely. I've always admired the way photography can freeze a moment and preserve it forever."

Gwen's smile widened, a spark of recognition igniting in her eyes. "I knew there was a reason I liked you, Peter Parker. You appreciate the beauty in the world just as much as I do."

Peter felt a warmth spread through him at her words, a sense of validation that washed away any lingering doubts. "I'm glad we see eye to eye on that," he replied, his voice soft with sincerity.

As they continued their conversation, Peter found himself opening up to Gwen in ways he hadn't with anyone else before. He shared stories from his childhood, anecdotes from his time as Spider-Man, and even his hopes and dreams for the future.

Gwen listened intently, hanging on his every word as if she were hearing them for the first time. She laughed at his jokes, offered words of encouragement when needed, and gently nudged him to delve deeper into his emotions.

And in that intimate exchange of thoughts and feelings, Peter felt a connection blossoming between them, one that transcended the boundaries of friendship and ventured into the realm of something more profound.

As the night wore on, Peter and Gwen found themselves lost in the beauty of the moment, their hearts laid bare for each other to see. And in the quiet intimacy of the night, they discovered that sometimes, the most meaningful connections are forged not in grand gestures, but in the simple act of sharing oneself with another soul.

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Title: echoes of the heart

Parings , Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy

Word count  370

Warnings romantic night out

Summary Summary:

Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy embark on their first date, exploring the city together. They deepen their bond through playful banter and tender moments under the moonlit sky, solidifying their budding romance with sweet kisses. As they revel in each other's company, Peter and Gwen realize the strength of their connection, forging a love that promises to endure.

Chapter 4: A Night to Remember

The city streets buzzed with life as Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy strolled hand in hand, their laughter echoing in the crisp night air. They had decided to go on a date, eager to explore the city together under the cloak of darkness.

Gwen glanced up at Peter, a mischievous glint in her eyes. "So, where are you taking me, Peter? Any hidden gems you want to show off?"

Peter grinned, squeezing her hand gently. "You'll just have to wait and see, Gwen. But I promise it'll be worth the surprise."

As they walked, Peter couldn't shake the feeling of exhilaration coursing through him. It felt surreal to be out on a date with Gwen, the girl he had admired from afar for so long. And now, here they were, sharing jokes and stolen glances like old friends.

Gwen leaned into Peter, her shoulder brushing against his as they walked. "You know, Peter, I never imagined our first date would be like this. But I have to admit, I'm loving every minute of it."

Peter smiled, his heart swelling with affection. "Me too, Gwen. Me too."

They continued their leisurely stroll through the city, stopping to admire the twinkling lights and bustling crowds. With each passing moment, their bond deepened, fueled by shared laughter and stolen kisses beneath the starlit sky.

As the night wore on, Peter led Gwen to a quiet park nestled in the heart of the city. The moon hung low in the sky, casting a soft glow over the landscape as they found a secluded bench to sit on.

Gwen snuggled closer to Peter, resting her head on his shoulder as they gazed up at the stars above. "This is perfect, Peter. Just you, me, and the night sky."

Peter wrapped an arm around her, pulling her close as he pressed a gentle kiss to her forehead. "It is perfect, Gwen. But you know what would make it even better?"

Gwen looked up at him, her eyes sparkling with curiosity. "What's that?"

Peter smiled, his gaze softening as he looked into her eyes. "If I could spend every moment like this with you."

Gwen's heart skipped a beat at his words, a warmth spreading through her at the sincerity in his voice. "Peter, I..."

But before she could finish, Peter leaned in, capturing her lips in a sweet, lingering kiss. And in that moment, as they melted into each other's embrace, they knew that this night would be one they would never forget.

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Title: Echoes of the Heart

Parings Peter x Gwen

Words 460 words

Warnings emotional nostalgia

Summary In this fan fiction chapter, Peter Parker (Spider-Man) and Gwen Stacy encounter each other on a rooftop in New York City after a long day of crime-fighting. They share a heartfelt conversation about their experiences and the challenges they face, expressing gratitude for each other's support. As they reflect on their bond, they reaffirm their commitment to always be there for one another. The chapter emphasizes the deep connection and budding romance between Peter and Gwen.

An: just a fan fiction Andrew Garfield Spider-Man and Emily Stone Gwen Stacey

Chapter 1: Unexpected Encounters

The sun was setting over the city, casting a warm glow over the skyscrapers of New York. Peter Parker, better known as Spider-Man, swung effortlessly through the streets, his mind occupied with thoughts of the day's events. As he landed on a rooftop, he couldn't help but feel a sense of exhaustion weighing down on him. Fighting crime was never easy, but today had been particularly challenging.

Gwen Stacy stood on another rooftop, her red hair flowing gently in the breeze as she surveyed the city below. She had been out on her own mission, using her intellect and resourcefulness to aid those in need. But tonight, she couldn't shake the feeling of loneliness that seemed to cling to her like a shadow.

As fate would have it, their paths crossed on that rooftop. Peter spotted Gwen standing near the edge, lost in thought. He hesitated for a moment before approaching her, his heart racing at the sight of her.

"Gwen?" Peter called out, his voice uncertain yet hopeful.

Gwen turned around, her eyes widening in surprise at the sight of Peter. "Peter? What are you doing here?"

"I could ask you the same thing," Peter replied, a hint of amusement in his voice. "I guess we both have a habit of ending up on rooftops."

Gwen smiled, a warmth spreading through her at the familiarity of their banter. "I suppose we do. It's kind of our thing, isn't it?"

Peter nodded, taking a step closer to her. "Yeah, it is." He glanced out at the cityscape, the lights twinkling in the distance. "It's been a long day, huh?"

Gwen sighed, leaning against the ledge beside him. "Tell me about it. Sometimes I wonder if we'll ever get a break from all this craziness."

Peter looked at her, his gaze softening. "I know what you mean. But hey, at least we have each other, right?"

Gwen met his gaze, a flicker of something indefinable passing between them. "Yeah, we do." She hesitated for a moment before speaking again. "Peter, there's something I've been meaning to tell you."

Peter's heart skipped a beat, his stomach twisting nervously. "What is it?"

Gwen took a deep breath, gathering her courage. "I...I wanted to say thank you. For always being there for me, for believing in me even when I didn't believe in myself."

Peter felt a lump form in his throat, his eyes searching hers for any sign of doubt. But all he found was sincerity, a depth of emotion that took his breath away.

"You don't have to thank me, Gwen," Peter replied, his voice barely above a whisper. "I'll always be here for you, no matter what."

Gwen smiled, her eyes shining with unshed tears. "I know. And I'll always be here for you too, Peter."

In that moment, as the city buzzed with life below them, Peter and Gwen shared a connection that transcended words. It was a bond forged in fire and adversity, a bond that would withstand the test of time.

As they stood there together, bathed in the glow of the setting sun, they knew that no matter what challenges lay ahead, they would face them together. For in each other, they had found something truly remarkable: a love that was as enduring as it was extraordinary.

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Title: A Day in the Life of Peter Parker

Pairings: Peter Parker x Gwen Stacy

Word count 447

Warnings none

Summary The chapter follows Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy as they spend a peaceful morning together, enjoying breakfast and each other's company. They decide to spend the day exploring the city, sharing moments of joy and laughter as they wander through Central Park and watch the sunset from a rooftop. The chapter highlights their love and connection, emphasizing the simple pleasures they find in each other's presence.

AN: continues the fluff chapters Andrew, Garfield, Spider-Man, and Emma Stone, Gwen Stacy

Peter woke up to the soft warmth of sunlight streaming through the curtains, his gaze shifting to the peaceful figure of Gwen sleeping beside him. Her gentle breathing filled the room, and Peter couldn't help but smile at the sight. He leaned over to press a gentle kiss to her forehead before sliding out of bed, careful not to disturb her.

Padding over to the kitchen, Peter set about making breakfast, the familiar scent of pancakes filling the air. He hummed softly to himself as he worked, his thoughts drifting to the day ahead. Today, he had promised Gwen they would spend the day together, just the two of them, enjoying each other's company without the weight of the world on their shoulders.

As the pancakes sizzled on the griddle, Peter felt a sense of contentment wash over him. He had always cherished these quiet moments with Gwen, the simple act of sharing a meal together grounding him in a way nothing else could.

Once breakfast was ready, Peter set the table with care, adding a vase of fresh flowers to the center. He glanced at the clock and smiled, knowing Gwen would be waking up soon.

Sure enough, a few minutes later, Gwen emerged from the bedroom, her hair tousled from sleep and a soft smile playing on her lips. Peter's heart skipped a beat at the sight of her, and he couldn't help but feel a rush of love swell within him.

"Good morning, sleepyhead," he said, pulling out a chair for her. "I made pancakes."

Gwen's eyes lit up at the sight of breakfast, and she crossed the room to wrap her arms around Peter in a warm embrace. "You're the best," she murmured, pressing a kiss to his cheek before taking her seat at the table.

As they ate, Peter and Gwen chatted idly about their plans for the day, tossing around ideas for what they could do together. In the end, they decided to spend the day exploring the city, just enjoying each other's company without any distractions.

With breakfast finished and the dishes washed, Peter and Gwen set out into the city, hand in hand. They wandered through Central Park, stopping to feed the ducks and watch the street performers. They shared ice cream cones and laughed until their sides hurt, the cares of the world melting away in each other's presence.

As the sun began to set, painting the sky in shades of pink and gold, Peter and Gwen found themselves perched atop a quiet rooftop, watching the city lights flicker to life below. In that moment, surrounded by the ones they loved, they knew that they were exactly where they were meant to be.

With a sense of contentment settling over them, Peter and Gwen made their way back home, their hearts full and their spirits light. Today had been a perfect day, a reminder of the simple joys that life had to offer when shared with the ones you love. And as they settled in for the night, hand in hand, Peter couldn't help but feel grateful for every moment he got to spend with Gwen by his side.