Peter lowered his head and shook it with a smile. He loved working and inventing probably just as much as Nathan did, but even he knew when to call it a night. He had offered several times before to help Nathan work on his and Susan's powers, but he knew that he couldn't offer too much help since they had different, yet somewhat similar power origins. Peter thought it was rather odd how their powers manifested, since the only ones that truly made sense to him were Johnny and Grimm's powers. 

When Riley passed him, Susan, and Nathan, Peter waved back at her. She was certainly an interesting character in the X-men, attractive as well to Peter, and took a small glance at the drink that she had in her hands before motioning her to join in the conversation. He definitely woulnd't mind talking to her more. 

When Katya entered the hallways and greeted them, Peter waved to her as well and replied to her with a simple "Morning" Before going back to the conversation he had with Nathan and Susan. 

Then Megan entered the group as well. Peter didn't mind her at all. She was a nice girl, but with so many people around him, it made Peter once again realize that he was essentially the kid of the group. Whenever the thought came to his mind, it always made him feel weird and awkward to be around people that he was normally always around. It was an odd feeling, and he began to slide out of the group, but not without a few words before he left.

"She's right, you know. Take a little R&R, Reed. I'm sure nobody will mind if the man who hardly ever stops working takes a break every once and a while to gather his marbles." Peter said with a smile as he glanced at Susan. She was by all means a pretty woman, smart as well, but he knew they he wouldn't even try to take her from Nathan. Their relationship was pretty rock solid, and as snarky and smart as he could be sometimes, Peter wasn't the kind of guy to do something like that, not that it would even work on Susan anyhow. 

Once he was done speaking, Peter excused himself from the group to go and do something else. He could always talk to Maximoff, a man who could easily rival him in a smart-aleck contest, but he decided against it to simply roam the halls for a while.