Chapter 34 - I am Spider Tobey

Hey, I’m Peter Parker, and today is a special day for me.

Right now, I’m wearing a suit, and Aunt May, with her elderly appearance, is by my side, holding my arm.

Soon, a solemn yet delicate and light melody began to play.

The doors in front of me opened, and Aunt May and I slowly walked in.

We crossed the red carpet, passing by many photographers. The entire setting was beautiful and spectacular.

Soon, I reached the altar, and Aunt May stepped to the side.

Then Uncle Ben entered, surrounded by three women. They were the mothers of the girls. In Emily’s case, her stepmother. Unfortunately, Ursula didn’t have a mother.

Next came Tony Stark and Pepper, Clark Kent and Lois...

Okay, I admit it, the girls and I don’t really have any friends outside of my creations. But what can I do? Everyone else is boring, and I create a lot of cool guys.

Then came the children, like Morgan Stark, Jon Kent... and finally, Richard Parker, currently four years old, the son of May and Ben Parker.

The children scattered flower petals on the floor and took their places.

Soon, the music became more lively and solemn.

Then, the four goddesses of my life entered with their fathers.

Honestly, I admit the world stopped for a moment for me.

I couldn’t take my eyes off them.

Before long, they were standing in front of me.

They looked at me, filled with affection, love, and emotion.

Ursula, M.J., Emily, and Gwen had radiant smiles on their faces, full of happiness.

All I could do was smile back, full of love and warmth.

The music stopped, and the pastor began to officiate the ceremony.

He spoke beautiful words about love, care, fidelity, and companionship.

Then came the moment to exchange vows.

"I never thought that after so many years together as a couple, something as simple as a wedding would be so emotional. Well, I was wrong. Seeing you here, I just can’t describe it," I said before turning to M.J.

"Mary Jane, you were my first girlfriend and my first friend. I still can’t forget all those years ago when I saw you for the first time. It was like an angel had gotten lost on Earth. Then you looked at me. Those blue eyes that still leave me dazed whenever I look into them, but every time I do, there’s no doubt in my heart—I love you."

At this moment, Mary Jane was already crying a river. And she wasn’t alone—because the girls were crying too.

And well, I think I have the right to shed a few tears at my own wedding too. Nobody is made of stone.

Then I turned my gaze to Emily.

"Emily, the day I met you, I admit I was captivated by your smile. You showed me that you’re a strong and independent woman, but over time, you also showed me your insecurities, and I loved every part of you. Seeing who you’ve become fills me with joy, and I’m even happier knowing that you’re with me."

I smiled, my voice catching slightly here and there. Emily almost couldn’t hold herself back from just jumping into my arms.

I looked at Gwen and said:

"Gwen, you’ve always been smart and logical, but I don’t think even you could have predicted how much we love each other. I don’t think all the math I know can calculate my love for you, nor can any chemistry explain ours, nor can physics stop us from becoming one. Gwen, loving you this much isn’t logical, but sometimes, we have to follow something illogical, like our sixth sense. And mine tells me that you are mine, and I am yours."

Still teary-eyed, I turned to Ursula.

"Ursula, you were the last one I found—or maybe you were the one who found me that day. I remember when I met you, I didn’t know it yet, but I wasn’t complete. When I saw you, it was like everything clicked into place. Those blue eyes looked at me, and I felt healed. And every time I look into your eyes, it’s like the strength I lack surges into me like a flood. And this time, once again, they bring me strength."

Then I looked at all of them and said:

"In this life or another, I swear that my soul and yours are bound together forever."

Shedding one last tear, I finished.

I didn’t say everything I wanted to—if I had, maybe days or even months wouldn’t have been enough to express it. But even so, looking into each other’s eyes at that moment, it felt like we spoke to each other for years.

After that, the girls said their vows, and well, as a man, I feel a little embarrassed about crying so much, but as a husband, I couldn’t care less.

Then the pastor concluded, I kissed the girls, and the celebrations began.

That day passed in a blur, but it will forever be marked in my memory as one of the happiest days of my life.

Thank you, Thor, for sending me to this world.

Peter out.