Madison smiled as she watched Peter record the metal sculpture of Earth that they were driving past. Happy Hogan, the chief of staff at Stark Industries, was driving them to the plane.

Her father had wanted Madison to stay with Peter and make sure the way there went okay. Madison was going to fly with him to Germany and fill him in on everything he needed to do. Tony thought it would also be good for Madison to become friends with someone like her that was around her age.

Peter was using a deep voice to narrate his journey. "New York. Queens. It's a rough borough, but hey, it's home."

"Hey, Lover. Who are you talking to?" Madison asked, giggling to herself.

"No one. Just making a little video of the trip," the boy answered, pointing the camera at Madison.

"You know you can't show it to anyone," Happy stated, looking at them in the rearview mirror.

Peter pointed the camera at Happy as he responded, "Yeah, I know."

"Then why are you narrating in that voice?" the driver questioned.

"Uh... Because it's fun," Peter shrugged.

"Fun," Happy repeated, clearly annoyed that he got stuck with two kids.

A few moments of silence went by as Madison watched Peter look at Happy. "So, uh, why do they call you Happy?" the boy asked.

The man didn't give an answer. Instead he just pushed a button which caused the window connecting the passenger and driver areas to close.

Peter, still recording, leaned back in his seat and faced Madison. The girl flashed a smile, "Don't let the name 'Happy' fool you. He is grumpy at times."

"Uh, yeah... yeah I can see that," Peter responds, putting the camera down and turning his phone off.

Peter fiddled with his fingers for a few minutes; he didn't say anything and an awkward silence fell between the two.

Madison studied Peter with her eyes, finally getting a good look at him and taking in all of his features. The girl was right, he was cute. But he was way cuter than Madison had given him credit for when she was sitting in his apartment.

Everything about Peter was attractive to Madison. The way he got nervous and fiddled with his fingers, the way his hair was neatly done but some curls still stuck out. How one of his eyebrows stuck up a little bit.

And for her it wasn't just the looks, Peter had this feeling about him that made people like and trust him. He was intelligent, and caring. Madison wanted to get to know this boy sitting in front of her. Peter seemed like he would be worth her while.

"So," Madison started, "You must be nervous."

"Yeah, yeah... I am," Peter admitted, looking up at Madison.

The younger Stark leaned back in her seat, "Well... let's play a game. Twenty Questions."

"What's that?" Peter asked, innocence showing through.

Madison started to laugh, thinking that he was joking. Once she realized he wasn't, she leaned forward, "You're not joking. You don't know what Twenty Questions is?"

"No... should I?" Peter asked, his face turning slightly red.

"Basically we go back and forth and ask each other questions. The other has to answer truthfully and whatever question is asked the person who asked it also has to answer it so we don't repeat questions. It's a simple game," Madison explained.

Peter nodded his head, "Okay. I think I get."

"I knew you would. Don't worry I'll go easy on you for now," Madison stated, sending Peter a wink, "How did you get your powers?"

"Spider bite," Peter shrugged. Madison nodded her head, "Nice. I got mine from an experiment my father's business partner put me through."

Peter looked at her with a shocked expression and thought she was joking, "Uh okay... What type of movies do you like?"

"Old movies. But the horror genre in my favorite," Madison answered.

"I love old movies too. Ever seen Alien?" Peter said as his face lit up.

Madison leaned forward, "Are you kidding? It's only one of the greatest movies out there, but I have to say Star Wars is always my go to, even though it isn't horror."

"You're a Star Wars fan?" the boy questioned, a smile growing on his face. Madison nodded her head, "What else would I be? Because there is no way in hell I would be a Star Trek fan."

Peter now had a full blown smile as he looked at Madison with admiring eyes. "Okay, my turn. Have you ever dated anyone?" the girl asked.

"No," Peter answered. Madison laughed at how red his face became, "Don't worry. Neither have I."

Peter then relaxed a little, "Oh... okay. Um, what is the coolest thing you've built?"

"That's easy. My suit," Madison replied, "My dad made my first one, but I made my current one. It sits in my bracelet."

The girl held out her wrist and Peter looked at the piece of jewelry. "Wow," he breathed.

Madison gave a shrug, "It's not perfect but it works. Eventually I want to make one that sits in a ring. The smaller it is the less people will notice it."

"I think it's awesome," Peter complimented as the girl pulled her wrist back. Madison gave another smile, "Thanks."

"Wait... Why do you have a suit?" He asked, catching onto the weirdness of it.

The younger Stark smirked, "You're forgetting the rules. My question first. Why don't you have a girlfriend?"

"What?" Peter asked, taken aback by the question. Madison then repeated what she said, "Why don't you have a girlfriend?"

Peter shifted in his seat as he looked down at his hands, "Well... I, uh, I'm kinda a... loser at my school. So no one ever really wants to date 'Penis Parker'."

"They call you Penis Parker?" Madison asked, slight anger filling her voice.

Peter didn't speak as he slowly nodded his head. The girl then slid across the seat to where she was sitting next to Peter. Madison hooked her arm with his and spoke, "Don't worry. One day they will all work for you. And they're not sitting in a car and getting to know Tony Stark's daughter are they?"

"Yeah you're right," Peter answered, giving a sad smile.

"You know what, don't give a shit what they say. Because I, for one, think you are pretty awesome," Madison said, giving his arm a squeeze.

Peter's smile turned real as he looked up at Madison, "Thanks. Now are you gonna tell me why you have a suit?"

"I suppose," Madison huffed. She scooted away from Peter and grabbed a glass of water, "You know that super cool hero named Venus and no one knows who she is?"

"Yeah," Peter answered.

Madison then lifted the water out of the cup. She smiled as Peter's eyes grew wide. "Well I'm her," Madison confessed.

"No way," Peter gasped. Madison nodded her head, "You better believe it, Lover. Your girl can control all four elements."

Madison then used her other hand and created a flame. She turned the water into vapor and made the evaporated water swirl around Peter.

He stared with his mouth wide open, shock completely taking over his body. Eventually he snapped out of it, "That's awesome. I thought you were kidding when you said you were experimented on."

"Nope. That actually happened," Madison replied letting go of the vapor and watching it disappear.

"Why did you choose the name Venus?" the boy asked, looking at Madison with even more admiration.

Madison leaned back into her seat, "Well it's known as the sister planet. And I have the powers of everything on Earth, but I am a girl. So it's kinda like a play on words."

"That's cool," Peter exclaimed.

The younger Stark gave a nod, "Yeah I guess it kinda is."

Just then the car stopped and Happy got out of the car. Madison looked at Peter. "I guess it's time to head to Germany," the girl smiled.