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In this story, Peter Parker is feeling particularly emotional one day, and he breaks down crying when he's alone in his room. He's been holding in a lot of stress and anxiety lately, and it finally becomes too much for him to bear.
Tony Stark and Steve Rogers are both worried when they realize that Peter is missing. They search the compound frantically until they finally find him in his room, sobbing into his pillow.
Tony and Steve approach him gently, asking him what's wrong. At first, Peter tries to brush off their concern, insisting that he's fine. But eventually, he breaks down again and tells them everything that's been weighing on his mind.
He's been struggling with his studies at school, feeling like he's not good enough and like he'll never be able to keep up with his classmates. He's also been having nightmares about losing his family and friends in some sort of disaster.
Tony and Steve listen to him patiently, assuring him that he's not alone in feeling this way and that they're there to help him through it. They tell him how much they love him and how proud they are of everything he's accomplished.
The rest of the Avengers soon gather in Peter's room, offering their support and encouragement as well. They tell him that he's part of their family now and that they'll always be there for him.
Peter feels a warm feeling spreading through his chest as he realizes how much he means to his family. He's grateful for their support and knows that he can always rely on them, even when he feels like he's at his worst.
As the day goes on, the Avengers make sure that Peter knows he's loved. They spend extra time with him, take him out for his favorite food, and try to make him laugh to lift his spirits.
From that day on, Peter feels stronger and more confident in himself. He knows that he has his dads and the rest of the Avengers to turn to whenever he needs a little extra support. And he feels grateful for their love and kindness, knowing that they truly are the best family he could have ever asked for.