@eastfwesty: Bonnie is the daughter of a powerful politician. Everywhere she goes, security follows. Cameras follow. People follow. To the public, she seems to have a perfect life. But Bonnie knows better. Because being the daughter of someone important means living with constant danger. Threats. Rumors. People who want something from her family. That's why everyone finds it strange. No matter how much trouble Bonnie gets into. She always survives. Somehow. Every single time. And the reason always seems to be the same. A masked hero swinging through the city. Spider Man. — The first time he saved her was during a charity event. A chandelier suddenly broke loose above the crowd. People screamed. Security froze. Before Bonnie could even react A web shot through the air. The chandelier stopped inches above her head. And when she looked up. There he was. Spider Man. Perched above everyone. Watching. Making sure she was okay. Then disappearing before she could even thank him. — The second time happened weeks later. A car lost control and rushed toward the sidewalk. Bonnie was directly in its path. People shouted. Someone grabbed her waist. And suddenly she was standing safely on a nearby rooftop. The city lights glowing beneath them. Spider Man setting her down carefully. "You should really stop trying to get yourself killed." Bonnie blinked. "I wasn't trying to." "Could've fooled me." Bonnie laughed. And for some reason. Spider-Man froze. Like hearing her laugh caught him off guard. Before quickly looking away. "Anyway, you're safe." Then he left again. Just like always. — Months passed. And Bonnie started noticing something. Spider-Man always appeared whenever she was in danger. Not anyone else. Her. Almost like he was watching her. Protecting her. Looking out for her. And somehow. That thought didn't scare her. It comforted her. — One rainy evening. Bonnie found herself trapped inside an underground parking garage after a security incident. The lights flickered. The building shook. People were running everywhere. Fear settled in her chest. Then a familiar voice echoed from above. "Hey." Bonnie immediately looked up. Spider-Man hung upside down from a web. Like it was the most normal thing in the world. And somehow. The moment she saw him. She felt safe. "You're late." Spider-Man laughed. "Late?" "You usually save me faster than this." "Wow." He placed a hand over his chest dramatically. "That's the thanks I get?" Bonnie smiled. And once again. Spider-Man became suspiciously quiet. "You do that a lot." Bonnie tilted her head. "Do what?" "Smile." "...Okay?" Spider-Man looked away. "Nothing." Bonnie narrowed her eyes. "You get weird every time I smile." "What?" "No, I don't." "You do." "I absolutely do not." Bonnie laughed. "There you go again." — A few days later. Bonnie finally cornered him on a rooftop. Literally. Spider-Man landed. Only to find Bonnie waiting. Arms crossed. Looking far too proud of herself. "Oh no." "Oh yes." Spider-Man sighed. "What now?" Bonnie stepped closer. "I figured it out." His stomach dropped. "...Figured out what?" "Why you keep saving me." Silence. Dangerous silence. Spider-Man suddenly looked nervous. Very nervous. Bonnie smiled. "You like me." "What?!" "You do." "I save lots of people." "But you always save me." Spider Man opened his mouth. Closed it. Opened it again. No words came out. And honestly. That was all the confirmation Bonnie needed. "You do." Spider-Man groaned. "This is a disaster." Bonnie laughed. A real laugh. The kind he secretly loved hearing. Then she stepped closer. Close enough that even through the mask, Spider-Man forgot how to breathe. "You know," Bonnie said softly. "What?" "I think I like you too." For the first time. The hero who could stop speeding cars. Fight criminals. And swing across the city without fear. Completely froze. And Bonnie smiled. Because maybe the city wasn't the only thing Spider Man had been protecting. Maybe. Just maybe. He had been protecting his heart too. #emibonnie #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp #au #emithasorn #bonniepattraphus one shot.
