Title: A Superfamily Snack Run
"Hey, Dad, can we order some snacks online?" Peter asked as he plopped down on the couch next to Tony.
Tony glanced at his son and raised an eyebrow. "What's wrong with the snacks we have now?"
Peter shrugged. "I just thought it would be fun to pick out some new stuff. Plus, I'm kind of craving some gummy bears."
Tony chuckled. "Alright, let's see what we can find. What are you in the mood for?"
"Definitely some gummy bears, maybe some chips, and oh, can we get some ice cream too?" Peter rattled off his list as he pulled out his phone to start browsing.
"Okay, let's not go overboard now," Tony said with a smirk. "But I suppose a little ice cream wouldn't hurt."
As they scrolled through the options, Peter couldn't help but grin. It was moments like this, just hanging out with his dad, that made him feel grateful for the life he had. Sure, being a superhero came with its fair share of challenges, but having Tony as his dad made it all worth it.
"Hey, Dad, do you remember the time we went on that mission and you brought back those weird alien snacks?" Peter asked, a fond smile on his face.
Tony chuckled. "How could I forget? You were convinced they were going to taste terrible, but then you ended up loving them."
"Yeah, I guess you were right about trying new things," Peter said thoughtfully. "I mean, who would have thought that alien jerky would be so good?"
Tony ruffled Peter's hair. "See, I told you I had good taste."
As they continued to browse, Tony couldn't help but feel a surge of pride and love for his son. Peter had grown into such a remarkable young man, and Tony was grateful for every moment they got to spend together.
"Alright, I think we've got a pretty good selection here," Tony said as they finished placing their order. "Now, we just have to wait for it to arrive."
Peter grinned. "Thanks, Dad. This was actually really fun."
Tony wrapped an arm around Peter's shoulder. "Anytime, kiddo. I always enjoy spending time with you."
As they settled back on the couch to watch a movie, Peter couldn't help but feel content. Sure, they were a superpowered family with a never-ending list of responsibilities, but moments like this reminded him of the simple joys in life. And for that, he was eternally grateful.
