There is no I in Team
Peter Parker (Andrew Garfield Version) x F! OC Hero Reader | 3.9K | SFW
Summary:
Being Spiderman was a lonely existence, but one Peter had grown fond of. After long days of working, he relished in the hours he spent alone on the night watch. But when he spots a new girl on the scene, his mind is unable to comprehend what she is capable of.
Warnings:
13+, minor swearing and a tiny bit of violence. Heavy flirtation and banter.
I like every other person on this planet, have fallen wholeheartedly back in love with Andrew's Peter, therefore please enjoy something I wrote to help with that.
The midnight patrol, Peterâs favourite time of day. After 10 hours stuck inside a stuffy lab, with barely enough windows and broken aircon. Peter relished the fact he had the opportunity to just spend hours outside, in an attempt to unwind. All be it, his way of relaxing was far different to that of the average person. Yet Peter enjoyed the stillness of the night, the quiet city slept beneath him, as he tried to process all the thoughts he had throughout the day. It was the one time he truly felt like he could be himself, with no one around to ask anything of him. The cold air of December nipped at his skin through his Spidey suit. The chill felt like small needles which continued to prick against his body, while he swung through the air. Peter enjoyed the sensation, it kept him awake at a time he knew he should have been asleep. His wrist flicked and caused a new string to fly from his palm, his left hand gripped it tightly, his body swinging at speed around the next building. But as he felt his feet settle against the glass, he could feel a rush of adrenaline shoot up his veins. That all-familiar spider tingle had started to work its way through him, which caused his hairs to stand on edge. His body tensed at speed, in an attempt to prepare for whatever was to come next. His eyes squinted against the night, his pupils darting in all directions as he endeavoured to find the cause of his tingle. That was when he observed the reason. Near the docks he spotted a woman standing in the middle of the street, her body bounced from side to side as she seemed to prepare herself for something. Intrigue drove Peter to silently swing closer, and take a moment to assess the situation.
With a quick âthwipâ Peter found himself attached to the side of a warehouse. His fingers spread wide as they clung to the bricks and his toes pressed against the cement. Her body continued to bounce, and her neck craned from side to side allowing her limbs to release a satisfying cracking sound. He could feel her heart rate continue to increase as the seconds drew on. Her hair was a pale colour, almost see-through. The street lamps light seemed to bounce off of her, emitting a soft glow. Her body was covered by a black and white outfit. Her arms and legs were coated by a white spandex type fabric and her body was framed by a black bodysuit, which sat at top of the white. It almost looked like a layer of amour. Her eyes were protected by a black mask and the neck of her suit stretched and settled over her mouth and nose like a makeshift mask. âI can do this, Iâve got thisâ She repeated the words to herself like a mantra, in an attempt to convince herself. Peter crawled slightly closer, but his attention was soon stolen by the sound of screeching tyres. His head spun and watched the unmarked truck speeding in her direction. Two men stood on the outside, the sound of sirens soon followed behind them. His body moved into overdrive, his wrist stretched out wide, and his hand shooting a web in her direction. Yet when he went to aim, she was gone. Her spot is now empty. Peter turned his attention back to the truck and heard its tyreâs screeching to a halt. The two men on the outside screaming in some foreign language, like the one inside panicked and slapped his hand against the wall.
âHey, uber for Spiderman?â Peter joked dropping to the floor. His body landed in front of the vehicle which caused all three men to swear. The man on the left side of the truck lifted his gun from his side and began to pepper shots in Peterâs direction. His body flipped and dipped as he dodged the bullets until his clip was empty. âCarry on and I will only rate you four starsâ Peter shot out a web and grabbed the weapon from the manâs hand and threw it across the floor. While the man defeatedly watched, Peter shot again and glued his body to the vehicle. His attention then turned toward the other man on the outside, his fingers ready to do the same as he raised his weapon. But Peter notice a flash of light hit against the gun, his eyes squinting as he tried to reassure himself he was not seeing things. As the man attempted to shoot in Peterâs direction the gun fell apart in his fingers. His trigger finger left pulling on empty air. Peter webbed up the bewildered man, leaving him even more confused. The cop cars finally made their appearance around the corner and with no route for escape, the driver of the vehicle had already admitted defeat. His hands lifted above his head, while he waited to be taken away.
âI didnât realise this was an Uber Poolâ The voice caused Peter to jump. His body instinctively shot a web in the direction of the noise, but he watched as the fluid passed straight through her. âHey, less of the webbing, pleaseâ She joked letting her body settle back into a solid form. âIâm all for being tied up, but not in public jeezâ Peter let out a nervous laugh, his mind confused as to what had just happened. How did his web, just shoot right through her and where had she been the whole fight? The sound of shouting cops filled their ears, as Peter continued to stare at her confused. Although he could not see it through her mask, her tone made it clear she was smiling underneath it. Her eyes continued to watch him with intrigue. âAnyway, I best be going. The last time I did this, they threatened to arrest me. See you around Websâ Her knees bent ever so slightly, as she pressed her toes against the hard ground. The earth soon left behind her, as she took off into the nightâs air. Peter had less than a few seconds to comprehend what he had seen before the Chief of police ran to his side and questioned what had happened.
The next day, all Peter could think about was her. His normally logical mind was unable to understand what had happened. She looked like a perfectly normal person, so what had caused her to be able to alter her form so his web could pass through her. He could barely concentrate on the data he was working on, so when the clock finally hit five, he rushed out of his office quicker than he ever had before. For the first time, he felt himself wishing for some crime, in the hopes he could see her again and gain some answers.
Peter laid against his sheets, his hands held across his chest and his feet swinging off the end of the bed while he listened to the police scanner. Only minor incidents seemed to be occurring, nothing that would need the attention of Spiderman. He could feel himself growing frustrated at the situation and he needed to escape. He rummaged around in his beaten old backpack until he found the friendly suit and slipped it over his limbs. His face was soon coated by the familiar fabric and his eyes adjusted to the slightly obstructed view. He leant against his desk chair and twisted his back, in the hopes to loosen a few knots which had made themselves a home in his lower spine. His arms swung in front of his body, and his legs stretched into a deep lunge. Once he felt the bones click into the place, he knew he was ready. His body dived over the fire escape and his instincts took over as he swung through the night.
âAnything interesting going on in there?â Peterâs body jolted and moved into battle position when he felt a finger press against his head. His Spidey sense had not even perceived anyone joining him at his favourite spot. After hours of aimlessly swinging around, Peter decided to take a moment and rest his body on the empire state building. His favourite place to just come and observe the views of the city below. No one else in the world could reach him there and if they could he would have known about it. However, his eyes were soon met by her's. Her mask scrunched around her neck, like a turtle neck shirt and a bright smile on her lips. âYou're so jumpyâ She laughed, settling her body next to his. His heart took a few moments to adjust itself back to a normal speed. âI was just doing a once over of the city, you know to make sure everything was clearâ She waved her arm toward the empty streets below. âAnd then I spotted this mysterious figure perched on the side of one of New Yorkâs highest buildings, and you know I had to come and investigateâ She let out a sad sigh, and settled back on her arms. Her head flat against the building, her eyes glued on the stars above. âHopefully one day you wonât try and attack me just for saying helloâ
âCan you blame me, youâre a walking⌠well-flying jump scareâ He joked trying to ease the atmosphere. After Gwen, Peter had become guarded. His walls were built so high, in an attempt to keep the emotions out. He had worked through the seven stages of grief, with anger being the hardest to control. But even after all this time, he still thought, well knew he would be better only having to worry about himself. Her sarcastic tut scolded him without any words, his body settling into a comfier position as he crossed his legs. âSo, do I get to know your name today, or am I going to have to just refer to you as jump scare?â Her finger tapped along her chin, and her smile turned into more of a smirk.
âAh Ah Ah, you think you can get my government name out of me so easily. What if this is all part of your plan, and once you know my identity, you turn me into the cops and get me arrested because you are jealous there are now two heroes in town?â Her hands moved animatedly in front of her face, her eyes bright while she spun this elaborate tale. âJumpscare will do just fine Websâ
âThatâs such a shit nicknameâ He joked, which caused her body to bolt up in shock. Her hand held to her chest and a disappointed look was painted on her face.
âI worked hard on thatâ She whispered, but all Peter could do was laugh. His body leant forward and his hand rested on her shoulder with a supportive squeeze.
âItâs okay, not all of us can be good at everything. Sadly, I donât know how that feels, but I do feel sorry for youâ With a laugh she let her eyes meet his, he felt as if she could see him through the mask. But as his vision glued to hers, his body started to lean forward. Her fame disappeared from in front of him and left him to fall and land against the glass with a thud. Her laughter from behind ringing in his ears, as he rolled over with a grunt. âThat was rudeâ
âOh, I am sorry, manners are just another thing I am not good atâ She mocked, her body floating ever so slightly in the air. A devious grin painted onto her lips, as Peter rubbed the sore spot on his head.
âSo, from what I have seen you can fly and disappear⌠is there anything else I should know about you?â He questioned. Half of him knew she had something to do with the gun falling apart yesterday, but until he had heard it from her mouth, he thought best not to assume.
âI can possess things as well. Hence why that truck came to a sudden stop yesterdayâ She said the words so effortlessly, as if it was a completely normal thing to be able to do. Her body bent toward him in a bow. âYouâre welcomeâ
âYouâre are a ghost, fantasticâ He mocked. For years he had felt haunted by the thoughts of Gwen and his Uncle Ben. The two people who had always believed in him, let down in an instant by his decisions. So, to now actually be faced with practically a physical spirit, Peter felt like it was some cruel joke from the universe. âCan I ask how you got these powers?â Her body floated closer to his, her face just centimetres away.
âMy mom told me to not fuck about with a Ouija board, I fucked about with a Ouija board and accidentally invited a not so nice spirit into my home. I tried to close the gate, he was having none of that and somehow, we got into this fight and then I died for like ten minutesâ Her hand beckoned Peter closer to her, while she whispered into his ear. âWhich can I say is not fun, itâs just boringâ Peter shook his head, a man of science was being told that the other side was boring⌠he didnât quite know what to make of it. âAnyway, I woke up, my mom had a cross in my face and was screaming prayers at me and then from then I could do all of thisâ Her hands moved up and down her body, indicating to herself.
âHow comes I have never seen you around before?â From the way she was talking it sounded as if she had been living with her powers for a while, and yet yesterday was the first time he knew of her existence. However, having learnt more about her, it was clear that potentially her powers helped to block her from his senses.
âI moved here like a week ago, I was living in a little town where nothing ever happened. It didnât really give me a chance to work on my skills, so I packed up and moved here. Although I didnât realise New Yorkâs very own superhero was too good at stopping crime. So If you could let me have a chance to save everyone, I would appreciate itâ Peter sometimes wished he had a suit with technology built-in, that allowed his suits eyes to move with his own. Because currently, he sat in a state of shock.
âI am afraid, that isnât possible. Itâs not really in my nature to just, not stop crimeâ Her body moved away from him, but he leant forward to close the gap again.
âFineâŚâ She bit on her lip ever so softly, as he watched the gears in her mind turning. âHow about a challenge?â Peterâs head titled with curiosity, his heart racing with excitement at the chance to do something fun for once. âOver the next few days whoever stops the most crimes gets to be the hero and the loser their sidekickâ This was a challenge Peter could get behind. It would be easy, the newbie in town vs the boy who had grown up there. There was no way he wouldnât win.
âHow do we keep score? Because I donât know you well enough, to know you wonât cheat?â She shoved her hand deep into her pocket and rummaged around until she pulled out a sharpie marker. Her body drifted towards the edge of the building and found a bit of metal. Peter crawled along to her and watched her scribble their names above a tally chart. Her hand held the pen next to the drawing, which Peter webbed to keep it stuck in place.
âEvery morning, 8 am, we meet here and mark our scores from the evening. I would say later but I have worked at 9, so it will have to be 8â Peter shook his head with a small chuckle, he was thankful as he too had worked at 9 so it fitted in with his schedule as well. âDo we have a deal?â She held her hand out toward him, which Peter took gingerly into his. Her hand wrapped around his palm and they both shook firmly. âI will see you at 8 amâ She pressed her body back from Peterâs and let her limbs float just over the edge of the building, but Peter could not pass the opportunity. His wrist leant forward and shot a web around her ankle and anchored her body to the ledge of the building. Her figure tugged and pulled as she attempted to get out of his hold.
âSorry, we didnât set any rulesâ With that Peter dove over the edge of the building and took off swinging, the word Webs echoed behind him in her screaming tone. But Peter had a bet to win.
âThere is no way you stopped three guys last night! I only heard about two on the scannerâ She moaned as Peter added an extra tally under his name. His body just turned to her with a shrug, his fingers digging in his pocket until he found his phone.
âWell I knew after yesterdayâs argument you wouldnât believe me, so here is my proofâ Peter held his phone in her face, his body holding it just out of reach as she attempted to grab it. âNo touchingâ He warned, his finger swiping along with the photos. The first was a selfie of Peter in front of two guys on his web. The next was him pulling a thumbs up, next to a woman in the back of a cop car and then an action shot of him pulling a gun away from a mobster. They had been at this game for three days now, and the scores were close. There had been a few incidents where they had been at the same place at the same time and therefore they settled on half a point each. Yet she constantly argued with Peter on his wins, so he decided to start providing evidence. He was used to a camera, so thought why not use it to his advantage. âAs you can see, Iâve wonâ Peter tapped his foot against the tally marks, her arms folding in frustration as he did so.
âNo way, we still have tonightâ She rebutted, which caused Peter to laugh. He could tell she was not going to give in so easily.
âYou're making up the rules as we go along!â He shouted, but she pressed a finger to his covered lips attempting to silence him.
âMy game, my rules. Just one more nightâ Peter rolled his eyes under his mask but nodded. Secretly he was having fun, the most fun he had enjoyed in a while. She was pushing him to a new level which he had never gone to before and for once it felt rewarding being Spiderman. Part of him didnât want their games to end. âI will see you at 8 am tomorrow, and donât worry I have your costume sorted already. I hope you like booty shortsâ Her body took off into the early morning sky, leaving Peter to release a laugh as he watched on. It was December, there was no way he was going to be swinging around New York in booty shorts.
âHey medieval times, the natural history museum called they said itâs past your bedtimeâ Peter shouted across the street, toward the guy dressed in full knight's amour. A large joust in one hand, and sacks full of money in the other. He had blown his way through the back wall of the bank and was attempting to run off with multiple bags at once. Peter took a few cautious steps across the street, however, his eyes grew as he watched his joust illuminate with that familiar glow. The wooden object snapped in half in the manâs hand and fell to the floor. While he was distracted Peter took the opportunity to stick his feet together, sending his body rolling down the steps of the bank. Peterâs foot soon rested on the manâs chest, as he waited for her to appear.
âThis is my point, I am claiming it right nowâ She shouted appearing at Peterâs side. However, Peterâs fingers just pointed to the webs around his ankles and his foot on the manâs body. âNo, but I stopped him first, I broke his joustâ
âExcuse me, sir, sorry to bother youâ Peter shuffled his foot up the manâs body, and kicked the faceguard up. âHi, nice to meet you. I am Spiderman, and this is my sidekickâ Her knuckles made direct contact with his arm, as she sent a firm punch in his direction. âQuick question, whom would you say stopped you?â The man grumbled and groaned, attempting to free his body but he shortly accepted his efforts were useless.
âYouâ He coughed out, which caused Peter to smile with delight.
âCan you say that a bit louder please?â
âYouâ He groaned again, which caused her to grab the sides of her head in defeat. Her mouth released a frustrated groan, while her body turned to walk away. Peter allowed her to take a few steps at first, but then shot a web at her wrist and tugged her back toward him.
âWhere do you think youâre going? Canât handle defeat?â He teased lowering his head to her height. Her mask covered her nose and mouth, but her eyes showed enough emotion for Peter to tell she was annoyed.
âI have a costume to returnâ She grumbled, folding her arms like an annoyed child. Peterâs web was still attached to her, which caused his wrist to jolt due to her movement. âBest two out of three?â She questioned with a glint of hope in her eyes. But Peter just shook his head.
âThe rules, no matter how loose they were, were clear. I have won and now you have to be my sidekickâ He leant in closer to her, his nose practically brushing against hers. âDonât worry I have lots of fun things planned for you. Like collecting my dry cleaning, making a scrapbook of all my wins, you know sidekick thingsâ
âAnd what if I say no?â She was taunting him, a smirk on her lips as she did so.
âThen you arenât playing by the rules and therefore there will have to be some form of punishmentâ Her eyes squinted toward him, as her lips released a small hum as a response.
âPlease just send me to jail, watching you two is worse than any punishment I could ask forâ Peter flicked his wrist and shot a web to stop the manâs mouth from moving anymore. His eyes did not leave hers as he did so. Her face leant in ever closer, her lips settling next to his ear.
âYouâll have to catch me firstâ With that Peter felt a sudden gust of airbrush against his face, his body left in the wake of her sudden disappearance. He couldnât help but laugh, his mind slightly berated him for nothing thinking of tying her down to stop her from running away. But it seemed as one game ended, a whole other one was just about to begin.












