The rest of that little crime went smoothly. The voices in Peter's head were quiet (No normal person should have these thoughts, but Peter did), and with that, he and his girlfriend went to get some food, and watch the skyline. Peter only lifted the bottom of his mask to eat the hot dog, but before he could enjoy it, Lexi asked a question that he tried to avoid, and the voices in his head hissed. His simple reply was a shrug. "The guy deserved it. I really don't like robbers, you know that." Peter said simply, taking a bite of the hot dog. Normal Peter would have never said that, he would have never smirked at the thought of breaking a hand, and he certainly wouldn't have enjoyed it... but this suit was doing something to him. He didn't really know it, and it really wasn't obvious to everyone else, but the black suit had its own agenda, and Peter Parker has just the power, and authority to do it.
Peter devoured his hot dog. "The criminals just keep getting stupider and stupider these days. Who robs a grocery store?" Peter chuckled a bit. "I mean, Flash could have planned a better operation than them." He stood up, and looked around at the city. "Come on, there's still some more bad guys to catch."
The next couple of days have been weirder and weirder for Peter. He started wearing darker clothes, his messy hair became more and more gelled and styled. He also became more confident, although not enough to get in to fights, but those thoughts were more and more constant whenever someone would talk about him not being good enough for Lexi. When it came to women, though, he was more flirtatious, and as time went on he seemed to be checking other girls out as they walked by, even when walking with Lexi. But Peter never noticed these things. The actual Peter would have been absolutely disgusted with him. Instead of taking his suit off whenever he was walking around, he constantly wore it. it made him feel stronger, more complete. It was a part of him.
He woke up early today for school, feeling refreshed, and stronger than ever! He made his way down stairs in some stylish black boots, nice jeans, a casual vest, and jacket. His hair was slicked back partially, and as he was about to leave, he was stopped by Aunt May. "Peter, are you alright?" She asked.
"Never better, why?" Peter asked, slightly annoyed that she was concerned. "Its nothing, dear just... Well, Lexi hasn't been over much. And you don't even bother eating the breakfast I make you, even though you're up earlier than you have been... I just wanted to make sure--"
"Everything's fine, Aunt May. Lexi and I are good, and I've just been nervous about a... presentation that's due today. I'm sorry. I gotta go, bye!" All of that was a lie, of course, and Peter smirked a bit at it as he left the house, and towards school. Who knows? Maybe this would be Peter's lucky day to get in a fight with some punk that always made fun of him before! He was dying to show that he wasn't someone to mess with anymore...
Peter devoured his hot dog. "The criminals just keep getting stupider and stupider these days. Who robs a grocery store?" Peter chuckled a bit. "I mean, Flash could have planned a better operation than them." He stood up, and looked around at the city. "Come on, there's still some more bad guys to catch."
The next couple of days have been weirder and weirder for Peter. He started wearing darker clothes, his messy hair became more and more gelled and styled. He also became more confident, although not enough to get in to fights, but those thoughts were more and more constant whenever someone would talk about him not being good enough for Lexi. When it came to women, though, he was more flirtatious, and as time went on he seemed to be checking other girls out as they walked by, even when walking with Lexi. But Peter never noticed these things. The actual Peter would have been absolutely disgusted with him. Instead of taking his suit off whenever he was walking around, he constantly wore it. it made him feel stronger, more complete. It was a part of him.
He woke up early today for school, feeling refreshed, and stronger than ever! He made his way down stairs in some stylish black boots, nice jeans, a casual vest, and jacket. His hair was slicked back partially, and as he was about to leave, he was stopped by Aunt May. "Peter, are you alright?" She asked.
"Never better, why?" Peter asked, slightly annoyed that she was concerned. "Its nothing, dear just... Well, Lexi hasn't been over much. And you don't even bother eating the breakfast I make you, even though you're up earlier than you have been... I just wanted to make sure--"
"Everything's fine, Aunt May. Lexi and I are good, and I've just been nervous about a... presentation that's due today. I'm sorry. I gotta go, bye!" All of that was a lie, of course, and Peter smirked a bit at it as he left the house, and towards school. Who knows? Maybe this would be Peter's lucky day to get in a fight with some punk that always made fun of him before! He was dying to show that he wasn't someone to mess with anymore...