Peter couldn't hold back a frown as Tony started talking. Tony didn't usually get this serious, and Peter could tell he was thinking deeply about what he was saying. That meant it was time to pay attention because it was important. Hearing what Tony had to say made him feel conflicted. He didn't want to stop being Spiderman, even temporarily. It was just too important to him. Normally he would probably sneak out and do what he wanted to do anyway, but now? After all that Tony had done for him the last 24 hours? He didn't want to hurt Tony or be a burden on him. If that meant taking a break he would do it, even if he was still reluctant about it. It was the least he could do after the man took him in. "I understand. I won't go out as Spiderman until you say it's okay." He paused for a second as his frown deepened.<br/><br/>Peter hadn't been thinking when he called Tony yesterday. He had been hurting and he had needed the man there. He hadn't thought of how that phone call would have been for him. Hearing now how it had affected Tony filled him with guilt. He should have handled it better. He lowered his eyes to look at his hands, avoiding Tony's gaze. "I'm sorry for scaring you." He wished he could do it over. The phone call, not the rest. Unless he could go back far enough that he could save aunt May, but that was something he didn't even want to think about so he pushed that away. It would only make him feel worse. No, just keep pushing those thoughts about aunt May away and keep himself busy. That was what he should do. He shook it off and looked back up at Tony. "So no Spiderman for now. I can at least go to school right? And decathlon practice? MJ will kill me if that's on hold as well."