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Who: Peter Parker, Harry Osborn, and Mary Jane Watson
When: [Backdated] Monday, January 15th-16th, after sirens and then early morning.
Where: The House of Awesome, Peter's apartment.
Summary: Immediately Following the bombing of the towers, Peter Parker makes certain that the two people he cares about most are in the same place. He's just forgotten to tell them both the other will be there.
Warnings: PG-13.
He'd started back from the blast zone earlier than he would've liked to. It hadn't occurred to him in the doing of the thing, but right about a half hour after hanging up with Harry Peter'd started to wonder if sending the two of them to the same place without prior warning was a good idea. Mary Jane had freak out pretty hard the first time she'd seen Harry, and Harry was. Well...he was Harry. Peter still didn't know how to gauge how his best friend would react to seeing a younger version of Mary Jane just shoved in his face like that -- there was no precedent for it. And he knew Harry was unstable enough as it was.
'Hopefully nothing's happened,' he thought, as the House of Awesome complex came into view.
He eschewed going in through the window -- like he normally did while coming home in-costume -- in favor of changing in a nearby, out-of-sight alleyway. When he finished, he walked up to his apartment and knocked on the door, straining his ears to listen in and see if anything had gone horribly, horribly wrong.
When: [Backdated] Monday, January 15th-16th, after sirens and then early morning.
Where: The House of Awesome, Peter's apartment.
Summary: Immediately Following the bombing of the towers, Peter Parker makes certain that the two people he cares about most are in the same place. He's just forgotten to tell them both the other will be there.
Warnings: PG-13.
He'd started back from the blast zone earlier than he would've liked to. It hadn't occurred to him in the doing of the thing, but right about a half hour after hanging up with Harry Peter'd started to wonder if sending the two of them to the same place without prior warning was a good idea. Mary Jane had freak out pretty hard the first time she'd seen Harry, and Harry was. Well...he was Harry. Peter still didn't know how to gauge how his best friend would react to seeing a younger version of Mary Jane just shoved in his face like that -- there was no precedent for it. And he knew Harry was unstable enough as it was.
'Hopefully nothing's happened,' he thought, as the House of Awesome complex came into view.
He eschewed going in through the window -- like he normally did while coming home in-costume -- in favor of changing in a nearby, out-of-sight alleyway. When he finished, he walked up to his apartment and knocked on the door, straining his ears to listen in and see if anything had gone horribly, horribly wrong.