Great concept, really difficult execution. ( he's already scared, Matt can probably taste it or smell it or whatever the hell Matt does. it's ridiculous, how scared he is of a possibility, of the past repeating itself when he's really only lost one person to someone angry enough to aim next to him instead of at him. the fact he's the one that did the killing, in the end, probably has something to do with it.

but the fact he was here, in Matt's living room, in Matt's arms, means something. the fact he's explaining his fears instead of just blindly following them means something too. he's scared, but he's here, because he wants to believe that maybe Matt is right, and maybe the deck doesn't have to deal him the same terrible hand twice. )

Harry is still alive. Harry still hates me, and he'd do it again if he could. There's a city full of people that hate me enough to hurt you. ( Peter can't help himself, he has to remind Matt all the reasons why it's a bad idea, even if his body is giving away all the reasons it's a good one. holding onto him like he's the last buoy in a raging sea, pressing a kiss at one of the dark sideburns that somehow look so attractive on Matt Murdock and literally no one else on the planet.

and, limitedly, he also can't help inquiring, ) Seriously, you want to take me to Coney Island. ( that's oddly adorable, why does Matt want to go to Coney Island. )