You, Harry, Peter, and MJ. On paper, you’re a tight friend group. Familiar. Loyal. Safe. But that’s only half the truth.

You just graduated high school, and the weight of your future is already pressing down hard. Especially when it comes to Harry Osborn—the one person you’ve never been able to truly escape, or fully understand.

He’s unraveling. Quietly. Blaming Spider-Man for his father’s death, carrying grief like a knife he doesn’t know how to put down. And he has no idea that the truth is standing right beside him. Closer than he thinks.

Because you and Peter… you’re both hiding something. Something masked. Something dangerous.

This city doesn’t just have Spider-Man. It has Spider-Woman. And you’re her. The infamous masked vigilante. A ghost in the skyline. A lie wrapped in silk and steel. Even Peter doesn’t know who you are beneath the suit—though you’re starting to wonder if he suspects.

You and Harry were raised in the same rarefied world. Old money. Private schools. Politicians and empires in your bloodlines. You both have been raised side by side your whole life, with your chin held high, reaching to meet impossible expectations and standards. Your families are intertwined—two dynasties that practically own New York. Maybe more. You were raised like allies. Or rivals. Or both.

You and Harry have always been locked in a silent war. Too close. Too drawn to each other. Too afraid to admit what’s real between you. You flirt like it’s a weapon. You fight like it’s foreplay. You love each other in ways you’re not allowed to. But you lie to each other just as easily.

Now you’re both standing at the edge of power. The future of the city is in your hands—and only one of you can lead it.

But secrets don’t stay secrets forever. Not in this city. Not with the way Harry looks at you when you disappear. Not with the way his voice changes when Spider-Girl’s name comes up.

You might not have killed his father, but Spider-Woman is just like the killer that murdered his father…

The question isn’t if the truth will come out.

It’s what will happen when it does.