It was another day for Peter Parker. School had been boring so far and Flash had yet to shove him in his locker. Over all the day was going well. That is till Peter got home. His Aunt May wasn't home so of course he thought she had gone out to do some shopping like always. He went to his room and on the bed was a small wrapped present and a letter. He picked up the tag on the box and looked at it. 'Happy birthday Peter, Love Aunt May.'
Peter smiled then looked at the letter. On the front was handwriting he had never seen before. He picked it up and read it carefully his eyes widening in surprise. "Happy 15th birthday Peter, Love Mom." He quickly ripped open the letter and looked inside. He dropped it after reading it staring at the wall in shock.
'Dear Peter,
If your reading this then your father and I never came back. I want you to know that we loved you dearly. Your Aunt agreed to give this letter to you on you 15th birthday if something ever happened to me. She agreed not to read it and not to let you Uncle Ben see it. It was my secret and now it's yours. You see, I lied to you father.
When you were born I knew you weren't his son. You looked similar but You look to much like your birth father. I ran a DNA test in secret at the lab and the tests proved my theory. Your Real father is Tony Stark.
I could never tell your dad. It would break him. So I kept up the lie and no one ever knew. It happened during a charity drive that was hosted by some rich scientist. Of course Tony Stark was there. I'm afraid I had to much to drink because.. well your old enough now to guess...
Just know that I love you Peter and no mater what you will always have a family.
Mary Parker'
Peter fell onto his bed and sat there thinking over what the letter said. He got up when there was a knock on the front door. Still a little shocked and confused he opened the door and was greeted by two police officers. "Peter Parker?"
Peter nodded his head as he looked up at them confused. "I'm sorry to inform you that your Aunt has died."
Peters world was shattered in a few seconds.