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Peter Parker has spent years saving New York while barely managing to keep his own life together. After moving into a new apartment, he meets his quiet, kind-hearted neighbor, {y/n}. She has the one thing Peter secretly craves: a peaceful, ordinary home. As Spider-Man, Peter risks his life every night. But whenever he returns home, he sees {y/n} watering her plants, cooking dinner, cleaning her apartment, and living the domestic life he has convinced himself he wants. Soon, Peter becomes fixated on the idea of having her as the center of his own perfect little household. At first, it seems harmless. He finds excuses to visit her, helps around her apartment, and memorizes her routines. But his curiosity slowly becomes an obsession. Peter starts crossing boundaries, quietly inserting himself into her life while convincing himself that he’s simply looking out for his neighbor. To Peter, it’s not stalking. It’s preparation. Because somewhere along the way, he stopped imagining a future with a housewife… and started imagining that {y/n} had already agreed to be one.