Just as Tony expected, it didn't take long for Peter to break down again. The relief of knowing he could stay with Tony, coupled with his already fragile state, reduced him to tears as soon as Tony pulled him close. He didn't even hear Catherine leave the room. He just allowed himself to collapse in Tony's arms, clutching his shirt with shaking hands as he buried his face in Tony's chest. Home. He had always seen it as a home, but now it truly was. No more going back to the apartment and eating dinner with May. No more climbing down from the roof and sneaking in through his bedroom window. No more complaints from May about their old couch that needed replacing. He hadn't expected that realisation to hit so hard. He never really cared about the apartment, but it had been home. He had a lot of fond memories there, and leaving it all behind hurt more than he had expected. He let out a small sob as the tears continued to stream down his face, tightening his grip on Tony's shirt.<br/><br/>It took him some time, but eventually Peter managed to take a couple of deep breaths and the tears stopped coming. He pulled away from Tony once he calmed down, wiping his face with his arm. It was obvious to anyone looking at him that he'd been crying - his eyes were red and puffy - but at least the tears were gone. By that time Tony had gotten a text from Happy that he was waiting outside with the car, and Bruce had texted him back that the others were informed and knew to give Peter his space. Peter took another deep breath and breathed out slowly. "I'm okay now." He wasn't, but he felt good enough that he wouldn't burst into tears again. "Thanks, mr Stark. I know I've been saying it a lot, but I just - I don't know what I would have done if you weren't here." It was a little embarrassing to admit, but he also knew it was nothing new to Tony. He didn't exactly hide how he relied on the man, both as Spiderman and as just Peter. But he still wanted to say it out loud. He wanted Tony to know just how much Peter appreciated his help, even if he could never fully put it into words.