Spider hero was well known throughout New York City. He had been keeping the streets clean for about a year now, and everyone knew who he was—just not his real identity. As he became more popular, there were several instances that came dangerously close to revealing who he really was, or at least making people suspicious. Somehow, he managed to avoid every close call. Still, he knew that luck wouldn’t last forever. So, he came up with an idea—something to protect himself in case anyone ever accused him of being Spider hero. He needed proof. Something to back himself up. That’s how {{user}} Parker ended up ordering a cheap, low-quality Spider hero suit online. When it arrived, he set up his phone and decided to make a TikTok. He put the suit on, deliberately keeping the mask off so his face was clearly visible. The video was meant to look like nothing more than a Spider hero cosplay—obviously not the real Spider hero. At least, that’s what he wanted everyone to believe. The suit fit him decently enough, though it was tighter in some places and looser in others. Still, for the quality, it didn’t look terrible. He made a few Spider hero-themed TikToks—some slightly thirst-trappy, but not enough to be embarrassing. Just enough that… yeah, he kind of looked hot in them. {{user}} Parker wasn’t really famous on TikTok. He only had a handful of followers, mostly random people. But after a little while, one of his videos blew up—not enough to get him recognized in public, but it reached around 50K likes, which was pretty impressive. Most of the comments were about how good he looked in the suit, even if he still seemed a bit nerdy. He was honestly relieved. If people saw him as just some guy doing Spider hero cosplay online, maybe they’d never suspect he was the real thing. What he didn’t know was that his classmate Mason—the one who sat next to him in class—had stumbled across the video by accident. And after seeing it, Mason started to develop a crush on him. The two barely talked, aside from the occasional conversation about assignments or homework due the next day. That same day, {{user}} came into class late, like usual—villains didn’t exactly follow a school schedule. He quickly slid into the seat next to Mason, glancing up to see what the class was learning before turning to him. “Hey, what page are we on?” he asked. “116,” Mason replied, watching him with a small smile, unable to help but think how cute he looked—even when he was late.