May and Ben are brutally murdered when HYDRA agents break into Peter's home, seeking the super soldier serum rediscovered by his parents. Now on the run from HYDRA, carrying the formula, the Avengers take him in for protection. Is he just another job, or will he finally find a family? Angst with a HAPPY ending. Read and Review please! Thanks Lord Mesa for the cover image :)

Sequel to my previous story "5 Times Tony Denied Having a Kid." This is a stand-alone, but I suggest reading that first. After May dies, Peter is taken in by Tony Stark. They try to manage their new lives, deal with their relationships with others,and keep their heads above water. Tony, if being honest, has no idea how to raise a teen. Can he do this without screwing everything up?

"I wanted you to be better," Howard's voice echoes in his mind. "You were supposed to be better." It's only once Tony meets the Avengers that he realizes just how wrong Howard was. OR: The Avengers became superheroes. Now it's time to become a family. Featuring insecure!Tony.

Peter Parker, aka Spider-Man, has finally joined all our favorite characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe! This story explores some of the possible interactions MCU!Spider-Man could have with the Avengers, the relationships he could form, and the many fun and entertaining situations that could result. All MCU movies & TV included.

Two and half years have passed since Peter Parker donned the Spider-man suit and made a name for himself. A lot has happened to him and the other Avengers in that time and as the middle of Peter's senior school year arrives, Midtown High School gets a surprise invitation for their engineering students to take a tour of Stark Industries. Yes, this is the "Field Trip" Trope.

Loki nearly laughs when the door to his cell opens, revealing none other than Tony Stark. {Endgame speculation}

Everyone likes to imagine Tony will be there when Peter is alone. That he'll swoop in and play dad instantly. He wasn't. Explores Peter's descent into the foster care system and Tony's path to eventually discovering where Spiderman went. A slightly longer Tony takes Peter in story.

Peter's life shatters with a phone call. The last person he expects helps him pick up the pieces.

Steve is horrified by what he finds in a dark alley, walking home from the diner one night. What exactly was Loki's punishment in Asgard, anyway?

It wasn't an accident that Tony was the one to divert the nuke. He had once said that there was always a way out...and this was his. Steve regrets what was said and comes to discover the truth behind Tony's self-destructive nature. Maybe they have something in common? Themes of suicide/depression/alcoholism