I don't dance - Lee Brice - Official video (One of my all-time favourite songs, highly recommend)

I'll never settle down,

That's what I always thought

Yeah, I was that kind of man,

Just ask anyone

Peter didn't want a normal life: well... he did, but when Tony asked Morgan if she'd ever want the business, she said no. She said that she didn't want the responsibility of Stark Industries and that Peter deserved it more than she did. Tony and Peter had asked her if she was 100% sure because once it was done, it was done. Morgan was only 12, nearly 13.

When Peter assured Tony that if she did want to, he would happily do joint ownership with her. Satisfied, Tony handed over the business.

He was only 21. (Well, technically 26, but we don't count the blip)

Peter ran the business successfully for nearly 3 years before he met her. Her name was Olivia Madden and she was absolutely gorgeous. Her wavy brown hair was always tied up in a ponytail and her brown eyes sparkled with joy and happiness. When they turned 25, Peter took her out on their first date. He didn't account for the dance floor in the middle of the room.

Nor did he account that Olive loved to dance. She dragged him out by his hand and made him dance with her.

I don't dance, but here I am

Spinning you around and around in circles

It ain't my style, but I don't care

I'd do anything with you anywhere

Yes, you got me in the palm of your hand

'Cause, I don't dance

Another 2 or 3 successfully embarrassing dancing dates later, and Peter worked up the courage to ask Olivia out to be his official girlfriend. She said yes and took him to a dancing place... again.

Olivia slowly taught the 27-year-old Peter to waltz and slow dance with her. May helped in the free time and Peter slowly got better. Morgan let him practise on her. When Morgan thought he was good enough, he graduated to Pepper. Peter kept taking Olivia out dancing on their every free moment together. He slowly got better and his heart warmed whenever she would laugh at his stumble. They'd dance to slow songs, then eat something that Olivia had made that day as she worked as a small baker next to Parker/Stark industries, then they would dance some more and finally look up at the stars.

Love's never come my way,

I've never been this far

'Cause you took these two left feet

And waltzed away with my heart

Peter soon bought Olivia's business and moved her to a bigger building with more staff so she could earn more. At first, she was pissed. Then she warmed up to the idea and thanked him graciously when her profit suddenly increased by nearly 180%. Olivia took Peter to tango lessons which her mother ran after hours. Her mom would teach Peter how to dance properly while Olivia swayed with another boy, giggling as he spoke. For some reason, he pissed Peter right off.

It turned out to be her old gay friend. Olivia's patience never wore thin, not even when Peter discovered that he had 2 left feet.

No, I don't dance, but here I am

Spinning you around and around in circles

It ain't my style, but I don't care

I'd do anything with you anywhere

Yes, you got me in the palm of your hand, girl

'Cause, I don't dance

No, I don't dance

Their wedding was beautiful on December 23rd when it was snowy and sunny at the same time. Olivia wore a beautiful wedding dress that exposed her arms down with off-the-shoulder straps and a felt X across her breasts. Her skirt looked like a ballgown and her train was an additional foot while her veil was only down to her bum. She had a genuine diamond tiara on her head and diamond earrings.

She looked beautiful as she gracefully walked down the aisle. Her bridesmaids were in pastel blue dresses that went to their ankles. Her maid of honour, Morgan, wore a pastel pink dress with a flower crown on her head. The afterparty was... you guessed it... dance-themed.

Everyone changed into more comfortable clothing and Olivia changed into a loose summer sort of dress. It was still white, but it only went to her knees. Peter and Olivia danced to the very first song they ever danced to.

I don't dance. /\

I don't dance, but here I am

Spinning you around and around in circles

It ain't my style, but I don't care

Well I'd do anything with you anywhere

Peter swayed slightly as he hummed the tune to his first dance with Olivia. She hummed as well and walked over, swaying slightly as well. Peter adjusted his grip on his toddler son, Ben, on his hip as he wrapped his left arm around Olivia's shoulder and rubbed it with his hand.

Olivia gently bounced the newborn baby girl, Lea, in her arms as her and Peter swayed to the tune of the very first song that brought them together.

He still couldn't dance, but boy, was he glad he never properly learnt.