A/N: Hi! It's been a few weeks since I last uploaded anything, but I'm back! So basically this is just a collection of drabbles and stuff about Peter and the Avengers. I really hope you enjoy it, and please leave a review if you do and let me know what you think! They really keep me motivated. Also, these drabbles will probably be rather short, much like my last two One-shots, but I hope you like them nonetheless.
Disclaimer: I don't own Peter Parker, or Spiderman, or any of the marvel-ous (ha, see what I did there?!) characters of the MCU. They all belong to Stan Lee. May he rest in peace.
Manners and Kindness
The first thing that the Avengers liked about Peter Parker was his manners and kindness.
No matter how many times Tony told the teenager to call everyone by their first names, he always called them Mr. this, Miss that, Sir and Ma'am.
At dinner, he ate slowly and carefully, he never talked with his mouth full, and if someone asked him to hand them something, like a napkin or a bowl of fruit, he did so with a smile on his face.
Whenever he trained with one of them, he would apologize if he hurt them. He would be gentle with them until they told him it was okay to try his hardest, and then he would fight as hard as he could.
One time, when Steve and Sam took him out to lunch at Delmar's, an elder woman was lost, and Peter immediately left the table and went to her, one hand resting on the foreign woman's shoulder and his other pointing in the direction she needed to go. The lady thanked him and patted his cheek, then bought him a churro despite Peter's kind and gentle protests.
Peter split the churro with the woman, who smiled and waved to him as she left.
"Have a wonderful day, Ma'am!" Peter called after her with a happy grin.
"You know her, kid?" Sam asked when he sat back down.
Peter shrugged.
"Kind of," he replied as he picked up his #5 sandwich. "I helped her once a few months ago as SM," that was their code name for Spiderman when they were out in public, "and she bought me a churro then, too. I'm pretty sure she's Portuguese. She's super nice."
Sam shook his head and Steve smiled, and the three continued to eat in silence. When they finished, Peter insisted on paying, and walked up to the register before either of the men could protest.