Listening to his beginning, Black Cat nodded, overlooking the city and agreeing to what he had to say. “Sounds like a plan Spidey.” She said with a closed like smile upon her face before turning to look at him. “Everyone makes mistakes. But correcting them is not what everyone does. Don’t worry my dear, we’ll get this all straightened out. I believe in you and I trust you.” Upon his explanation of the second thing he wanted to do, she bit down on her lower lip in thought.

“That could be harder than you think, but I’m sure between your smarts and my pestering skills, we’ll figure something out. I’m sure we can start small and work our way up. I don’t know who’d be protecting the guy and why he’s gotten away with these styles of things more than once but it will be the last time.” She said with a nod before lowering the flap over her lips. “The gallery filling shall begin, I hope you brought an card.” She said with a giggle as she followed him off the building.

Throughout the night they worked together and made sure there was a good mix of photos of Spider-Man by himself and with Black Cat, to show that they were still a team and that Black Cat still trusted Spider-Man. Little crimes fluttered the streets and it was something new for the duo. But the surprise on everyone’s face to see Spider-Man back in his red and blue seemed to invite a lot of questioning looks. Children instantly accepted at the truth Spider-Man had returned; their expression showing that they had never lost faith but their parents seemed a bit skeptical still.

Hesitancy was expected by the city and that’s what Spider-Man received. But even the criminals seemed more afraid of him than before; this is something that Lexi wasn’t sure if she should be happy or worried about. They surrendered a lot quickly at Spider-Man’s presence and the ending of all the things that were happening at night did very fast. Soon they were sitting on the empire state building, Black Cat requesting two hot dogs and two sodas before returning to their meeting spot and giving Spider-Man his, it was just easier than scaring the poor hot dog stand man who hadn’t seen that Spider-Man was back to his normal self.

“Get any good photos?” Lexi asked as she pulled off the mask to eat more comfortably.