1. Ava

Peter Parker always thought Ava was responsible. She always made sure to get all her homework done, study for tests, get extra credit, and still manage to save people on a daily basis (and the world, on a few occasions).

This is why when the teenage heroes received their trigonometry tests back and she had a large 'D' on it, Peter was more than a little confused, to say the least. But, more than that, he felt a little guilty.

A few days before said test, Peter indirectly managed to free the Juggernaut. That, of course, led to the team spending night after night hunting down and battling him. It took several days and many bruises.

Because they spent so much time focused on Juggernaut, Ava didn't have time to study, and couldn't do a few homework assignments.

At lunch, Sam decided it was about time she arrived on their level, to which Ava abruptly got up and left.

"Hey! You forgot your-" Luke trailed off, holding up her forgotten test.

"Can I see that for a second?" Peter snatching the paper from the air and leading through the pages.

"Oh! Oh! I wanna see it next!" Sam grinned.

"That is Ava's personal property, you should not be looking without her permission." Danny leveled a look at the other men.

"It's a test, not a house," Sam said, leaning back in his chair.

Peter shook his head. "Unlike Sam, I'm not counting how many questions she got wrong." He grinned. "Gotcha! I gotta go. See you guys later," Peter said, rushing out of the cafeteria.

"What was that about?" Sam asked.

"I do not know," Danny answered, his eyes trailing after his friend.

After school, aboard the Helicarrier, Peter pulled Ava aside.

"What is - where did you get that?" Ava seethed, grabbing her test from Peter's hands.

"Relax. You left it at the lunch table. I looked over it and found what you were doing wrong."

"So, what? I've already failed it. Come to rub it in my face?"

"I've already talked to Mr. Tate." Peter grinned. "If he asks, your mom was in the hospital all last week. Given that you're his favorite student and the surrounding circumstances, he said he'll make a new test, and if you come in Friday after school you can take it. And, if you want, I can show you what you're doing wrong."

Peter wished he had a camera. Ava was speechless, and the look on her face!

"Wow, Peter. Thank you," she murmured, finding it hard to meet his eyes.

"No problem. Plus, I kinda felt like it was partially my fault you couldn't study."

"Well, its completely your fault. But, I mean it. Thank you, Peter."