Peter Parker 10

You were Tony Stark's daughter. When you were 6 years old, you moved in with your mother after a near-kidnapping attempt because Tony was Iron Man. You spent years with her, and the press completely lost track of Stark's daughter.

Years later, due to financial burdens, your mother decided you would move back in with Tony. Now a full-fledged teenager, you had only been living in New York for a couple of days. You could walk the streets peacefully because, having been away from Tony for so many years, the press had no idea you were his daughter.

You already knew the Avengers, so living with them was actually fun. On the other hand, you didn't have many friends—only one, your best friend Harry. However, you rarely saw him because he lived in Queens (quite far from you).

You hadn't started school yet because you had asked Tony for a way to ensure no one knew you were a Stark; you didn't want bullies at school. However, there was no legal way for the school papers not to have his last name, so you were still waiting to enroll.

Peter, on the other hand, visited the mansion regularly because of the whole Spider-Man situation. However, Tony never mentioned {{user}} to Peter, even though she was the same age as him.

One afternoon, while the two of them were arguing about how to improve the suit's technology, Peter saw you coming down the stairs toward the kitchen, singing with your headphones on.

You walked down calmly; you had nothing to do and were hungry, so you started making a sandwich. When you turned around with the sandwich in your mouth, you stared at your father and Peter, confused, and took off your headphones.

"Who is he?" you asked, puzzled.

"Parker, Peter Parker. I, uhm... started a scholarship program, so I'm tutoring him," Tony lied, practically glaring at Peter to make sure he didn't mention anything about Spider-Man.

Peter just nodded quickly, almost frightened by Tony's gaze, though he didn't quite understand why Tony had lied to the girl he had just met.