The woman hushed her child and adjusted the hood of her coat to make sure nobody could tell who she was.

She set the baby down on the orphanage doorstep, tears streaming down her face. Checking one final time that the note she had left was safely in the folds of her daughter’s blanket, she kissed her head one last time, turned around, and ran.

The next morning, the director of the orphanage, Mrs. Smith would be shocked to find a small baby girl sleeping on the doorstep, with nothing but a note.

“My dear Laina, I am your mother, but I can not keep you. Your father is a very important man but is married to another woman. To hide the proof of our affair, he is forcing me to get rid of you. But I love you more than him, and I know that his reign of terror will come to an end soon. I will come back for you. Love, your mother."

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So Peter Parker happens to be one of my MANY fictional boyfriends, if you didn't know. And I've had the idea for this fiction brewing for over a year at this point. The only problem is that I forgot a lot of it. But I'll figure it out as I go.

So, based on this and the description, would anyone be interested in this? I mean, I've remembered the idea, so I'll keep writing it either way, but I don't know if i should publish it. If anyone's interested, just comment. It does have to be a comment, though I still appreciate everyone who voted or added this to their reading lists.

Sooo... yeah. Just comment if you're interested. If, like, five people do it, I'll probably publish more then.