Strands of the Spider-Family
WHO: Ben Reilly and May Parker
WHERE: Some greasy spoon diner up the street from the M.A.C.
WHEN: WAAAAY back on the morning of Wednesday, September 22
WARNINGS: Spider-family angst?
SUMMARY: Ben meets his niece for breakfast. Crazy family hijinks ensue?
FORMAT: Whatevs
Ben was waiting outside of the M.A.C., even though he had spent the night there in Reilly's apartment. The blonde Parker-clone was wearing the same leather biker jacket from the previous day, and anyone taking a close look at the rest of his outfit might notice that his clothing was rumpled: there was a high probability that he had slept in his clothes. Still, his smile was bright and he seemed wide awake. Clearly, he was a morning person.
A few days into his stay in the City, Ben was finally getting into the swing of things. The geography was almost exactly the same as his hometown New York, enough so that he was already studying city and subway maps to see if he could get back to Forest Hills, see if Aunt May's house was still. Perhaps another day. Today, it was time to meet the family he knew was in the city. It was time to meet his niece, face-to-face.
WHERE: Some greasy spoon diner up the street from the M.A.C.
WHEN: WAAAAY back on the morning of Wednesday, September 22
WARNINGS: Spider-family angst?
SUMMARY: Ben meets his niece for breakfast. Crazy family hijinks ensue?
FORMAT: Whatevs
Ben was waiting outside of the M.A.C., even though he had spent the night there in Reilly's apartment. The blonde Parker-clone was wearing the same leather biker jacket from the previous day, and anyone taking a close look at the rest of his outfit might notice that his clothing was rumpled: there was a high probability that he had slept in his clothes. Still, his smile was bright and he seemed wide awake. Clearly, he was a morning person.
A few days into his stay in the City, Ben was finally getting into the swing of things. The geography was almost exactly the same as his hometown New York, enough so that he was already studying city and subway maps to see if he could get back to Forest Hills, see if Aunt May's house was still. Perhaps another day. Today, it was time to meet the family he knew was in the city. It was time to meet his niece, face-to-face.