Peter looked at Tony with wide eyes. "You talked to aunt May about that?" He hadn't known they talked. He knew May would sometimes call Tony if she was worried about his patrols, and Tony would call her whenever Peter would stay over at the Tower, but he didn't know they talked outside of that. He certainly hadn't known they had talked about a therapist. May hadn't said anything, and neither had Tony. A small, childish part of him was upset that they had decided on something like that without discussing it with him, but he immediately pushed it away. They only did it because they cared. He seemed lost in thought for a moment. Knowing that May had wanted him to talk to a therapist changed things. If she had still been there, he would have groaned and complained and refused to go along with it. But now she was gone, and this was one more thing he could do that would have made her happy. It was too late for her to see it, but it would still mean something. "I'll think about it." That was as much as he could do right now with Catherine still present. He still had his doubts, but he wanted to talk it over some more with Tony and maybe Sam as well.<br/><br/>Peter nodded at Tony's mention of Clint. Clint had been really excited when Peter showed an interest in wanting to learn. Natasha had told him Clint sometimes felt insecure about his hearing, so Peter had asked if he could teach him. They hadn't had the time to do it yet, but maybe that would change soon. Peter's lip twitched into a smile as Tony called them a family. It was true. It felt like they were all his older brothers or uncles, or older sister in Natasha's case, and Tony was like a dad. Ofcourse he got stuck in the position of little brother/nephew that the others babied and protected. It could be a little annoying sometimes, especially the moments out on patrol when he'd end up working together with an Avenger, but he did like it. It made him feel safe and loved. "Everyone's always really nice and helpful. Mr Rogers and mr Bucky even helped me with my World War II essay for history." He hadn't realised it, but over the coarse of the conversation he had started to relax a little. Having Tony on one side and Bruce on his other gave him the peace he needed to not let his anxiety take over, and talking about the team helped with that. It was easy to forget they were deciding on his future right now.