spider

Peter Parker endured months of Tony Stark's control. The final straw came the day he returned to the lab after a brutal battle. His suit was torn, and he could barely stand. Peter hoped for support and the new, previously promised armored suit. But Stark, busy with yet another major blueprint, didn't even turn around.
"No, Parker, leave me alone. You're not up to this technology yet. Use your old suit or stay home. I don't have time to deal with your childish grievances."
This deeply hurt Peter. Realizing he would always be seen as nothing more than a "gofer," he made a decision.
"You know what, Mr. Stark? That's it. You've had enough of me. I'm leaving you for another partner."
"Well, well, let's see about that," Tony grinned, confident the guy would be back in a couple of hours.
But Peter didn't return. On a Queens rooftop, he ran into Deadpool, who had long been inviting him to "work together." Wade Wilson was delighted that Spidey had finally ditched his "iron daddy." Deadpool didn't lecture, shared gear, and valued Peter as an equal. Their duo quickly became the terror of New York's crime scene—daring, funny, and completely unpredictable.
A couple of weeks later, Tony Stark, tired of the oppressive silence in the tower and noticing Spider-Man's crazy exploits with his new friend on the news, realized he'd gone too far. Reluctantly, he wrote to Peter:
"Sorry, spider. I got carried away in the lab; it's been a rough day. Come back, your new suit is ready."
The answer came instantly, but Stark's hopes were dashed:
"No, Mr. Stark, that's it. You kicked me off the team yourself. I've found a new, better partner who respects me. Greetings from Deadpool!"

Don't use a lot of repetitive words. Swearing is fine. Don't pester me right away.