When I saw Ant-Man And The Wasp, I wondered what would happen if Scott did get pulled into a time vortex. So, here's how I think it would go.

Scott had just finished collecting quantum particles and was ready to be brought back into reality.

"Great," Hope Van Dyne said as she started to countdown. "Preparing for reentry in 5...4...3-(static)"

The coms went to static. This made Scott a little nervous as he waited.

"Hello?" But no one answered. "Haha, very funny. Hank, quit screwin' around. You told me YOURSELF not to screw around."

The silence was still the only answered the new Ant-Man received. Now he was scared. He didn't know what was going on up there, and he didn't want to be stuck in here like Janet was.

"HANK! Hope? Janet?! Guys? Guys! Ok, seriously, don't joke around. Bring me up, let's go! GUYS!"

Scott was in so much shock, he didn't see that he was floating straight towards a time vortex. As he kept on panicking, he started to feel a pull on his body. Looking behind him, he saw the colorful form closing in on him and tried to run, swim, and flap away from it, but he failed. Miserably.

Next thing he knew, he was twirling around in this whirlpool, being pulled by some force deeper and deeper into the vortex until the pull of the vortex and the energy of the Quantum Realm slowly pulled him into unconsciousness.

Sore. That's how Scott felt as he began to pick himself off the ground.

"Daddy?" A voice said. His eyes snapped open. He knew that voice. It was a bit different, but he still knew it.

He looked up and his heart rate became quicker. But not from shock... Well, not just shock, but joy as well. Standing by the ramp the led to the parking garage below was his daughter, Cassie Lang.

"Daddy!" She exclaimed as she ran over to him and hugged him as if he were a life preserver. "I missed you so much, Daddy."

"Oh, I missed you too, Peanut."

"We were worried you might never make it back."

"Oh yeah, speakina' which, where's Hank, Hope, and Janet?"

Cassie scrunched her eyebrows in confusion. He didn't know where Hope or her parents were? They thought that they were with him.

"We thought they were with you," Cassie replied in a worried voice.

"Who's we?" Scott asked.

"That would be us, Scott." A familiar voice said.

Looking over to where Cassie was earlier, he saw Hank's old friend, Bill Foster standing there with a boy next to him.

"Foster? When'd you get here? Hank didn't tell me you were gonna be helping us."

Those words made Bill's eyes go wider than a plate. "Scott, when did you last see Hank?"

"What do ya mean? He was right here. Actually, they all were. Hope and Janet too. Where are they?" Scott asked, now a bit freaked out.

The two kids and the older scientist looked at each other with a look of both shock and worry.

"What's wrong?"

"Scott," Bill began, "Hank, Janet, and Hope, they... they disappeared years ago. They were pronounced dead back in 2018."

"What're you talking about? It is 2018!"

"Daddy, it's 2024." Cassie retorted.

More questions went through Scott's mind as he took deep breaths, trying to take in these words. He fell to his knees as he looked up at the three. His eyes instantly went to the boy again.

Scott looked at the young boy standing next to Cassie. Looking closely, he had a certain resemblance to both him and her.

"So uh, who're you?"

"Oh right! Um, my full name is Henry Pym Jr. But most people call me Pym or PJ." The boy replied, "And I'm...I'm your son, Dad."

Scott's eyes went wide with both shock and disbelief. "Whoa, whoa, whoa! Wait a minute..my son?! That's impossible, I don't have a son!"

"Daddy!" Cassie said covering her younger brother's ears and held him close. "That was mean!"

"I'm sorry, but... How could I have a son? The only kid I remember having is Cassie. I mean, how old are you?"

"Nine. I'll be ten in two months." Pym replied.

Scott thought that over in his head. Nine years ago, that was when he and Hope were still dating and "other stuffing", as she put it. So it must've been before he left to fight with the Avengers.

"Is Hope your mom?" Scott asked. Pym nodded. He was glad his father was starting to understand. But unfortunately, Scott still was having a hard time comprehending this. "This is a lot."

"Well, we'll tell you more later," Foster said, "But for now, we need to get outta here."

The older scientist motioned for Scott and the kids to follow him down a few levels before they came to the Quantum Van, jumped in, and drove out of the parking garage to their hideout.

BOOM! Shocked ya, didn't I? I never told you guys that I also wanted to find a way to bring in the Avengers' kids from the Next Avengers movie into the MCU, including Pym. But since Hank and Janet already had Hope, I figured I'd make him Scott and Janet's son. So stick around for the next chapter.

I was about to upload this when I got the terrible news that Stan Lee, the father of Marvel Comics, the creator of Spider-Man, Captain America, The Avengers, The Fantastic Four, The X-Men, and many more comic book characters had unfortunately passed.

And it is with a heavy heart that I upload this new story with his creations, Ant-Man, Ant-Girl, Goliath, and a few others.

I hope you enjoy. RIP Stan "The Man" Lee. Well miss you and will ALWAYS remember you. EXCELSIOR!