# Spider-Man, Gwen, Felicia
"So, everything's calming down back in New York?" Peter asked as he walked through the front doors of St. Paul's. He knew it wasn't a good look to be on the phone in his place of work, but he'd been putting this call off for too long, considering everything that had happened in the last week.
"Yeah," Gwen said from the other line. "The outbreak was contained and most of the Shadaloo leaders have been rounded up."
"Nice work, Gwen," Peter said. "Thanks for taking care of the place while I've been gone."
"About that," Gwen replied. "When do you think you'll be back?"
"That's...complicated."
And it was. MJ had been back from her shoot a full week and they still weren't sure where they stood as a couple. She was filled with remorse for cheating on Peter and Peter was feeling the same way, but at the same time, when he told his wife what he'd done (although he left out who it was with), she seemed to be okay with it. He thought that she would immediately ask for a divorce but to his surprise, she took it as a sign that the playing field was even.
Unfortunately, it wasn't so simple.
"I'm not sure," Peter said. "I'm sorry, Gwen. I know you're dealing with school and everything and it's really not fair to you. I'll be back soon, though."
"Oh, I can handle it," Gwen said. "I just...well, I miss you, Peter."
"You...miss me?"
"Sure," Gwen said. "I've been awfully...lonely since Miles and I broke up."
As Peter turned the corner of the hallway, he stopped. There, in front of the door of his classroom was Felicia, waiting for him again. She'd been there every morning since the two of them had taken their student-teacher relationship to another level and while Peter was uncomfortable facing her, he always acted as if nothing happened and that she was just a student who was eager to learn.
This morning, though, she wasn't alone. She'd brought her friend, Sakura, along.
"I didn't know about you and Miles," Peter said, ducking back into the hallway. "I'm sorry. That must be rough."
Just then, the intercom beeped. "Mr. Parker, please report to Sister Rose's office. Mr. Parker to Sister Rose's office, please."
Shit, he thought to himself. "Listen, Gwen, my day's about to start. Can I call you later?"
"No problem, Pete," she said. "Most of what I want to say to you, I need to do in person, anyway."
"Sure thing," he said. "I'll see you soon."
He ended the call and immediately made his way back down the hall towards the administration offices. He passed by the offices for the superintendent and the vice principal until he came upon the principal's, which had the placard that simply read, "Sister Rose" above a crucifix.
Peter knocked on the door and then opened it upon hearing a stern, "Enter."
The nun sat behind her desk that was cluttered with student files, prayer cards, and mugs half-full of cold tea.
She looked up at Peter once he stepped inside and gave him a faint smile. There was something different about her. Her hair, which was a deep raven color that Peter had never seen out of her habit before, combined with the deep maroon lipstick on her lips was out of character, but not unwelcome to Peter.
"Ah, Mr. Parker, thank you for coming so quickly."
"Is everything okay, Sister Rose?" he asked.
"Please," she said, gesturing to one of the stiff, wooden chairs before her desk. "Have a seat."
Peter did so, folding his hands over his knees reflexively.
"I've never been one to beat around the bush, Mr. Parker, so I'll just get right to it: there are rumors going around school about you. Rather troubling rumors, too."
"Oh."
"Now, rumors are usually just rumors, but when one such as this is spreading so quickly, I feel it is best to nip it in the bud."
Looking up at Sister Rose, Peter felt more fear than he did facing the Green Goblin.
"I am speaking, of course, of the rumors circulating..."
Here it comes.
"...of your open marriage."
The words sobered Peter up like a slap in the face. This wasn't about Felicia at all. Not really, anyway.
"Open marriage?" Peter said.
"Yes," Sister Rose said grimly. "It seems word is getting around that..."
"I'm sorry, but those rumors are false," Peter said. "My wife and I are going through a difficult time, but our relationship is very much closed."
"Ah," Sister Rose said. "That's too bad."
Another slap. "Too...I'm sorry, what?"
The nun stood up and walked around her desk and then leaned back on it, standing just inches in front of the man, which caused him to have to strain his neck to look up at her.
"You see Mr. Parker, I took my vows at 18 and for almost 30 years, I have kept those vows."
As she spoke, she reached behind her and began to fiddle with something on her habit. After a moment, it dropped, revealing her body. Sister Rose wore a full lingerie set: a white, lace bra with floral patterns that connected to a pair of panties that were sheer, which then connected to thigh-high fishnet stockings.
Sister Rose stood before Peter, who was now flush and beginning to sweat. She was middle-aged, with a little extra cushion on her body, but she was in much better shape than the bagginess of her habit would let on. Her breasts were large and ripe, begging to be squeezed. And her legs were curved and shapely, perfect for kneeling in any number of situations.
In other words, hiding it almost felt like a sin.
"After 30 years of keeping to the laws of man and our Lord, I am ready to make up for lost time," she said, beneath her veil, which she still wore. "And I was hoping you would be able to help me with that, young man."
"Sister," Peter said. "I'm not so sure that's a good idea..."
She raised her leg and placed her foot on the backrest of Peter's chair, displaying not only a surprising amount of flexibility, but also her crotch. "Then consider this penance for fucking one of your students."
# X-Men