The truth

"Sierra Boggess." Cat replied as she landed on a building top, Spider-Man landing shortly after, "I googled her while we were there. She's a Broadway actress, given we were in a rehearsal studio earlier, I assume she lost a part to your girlfriend and wanted ****."

"Good job." He stated, impressed by her deductive reasoning, "Now we just need to find her. Do you know where she lives?"

"No, I don't." Cat lied, "Besides, I doubt she'd be dumb enough to kidnap people and bring them to her house. If you're **** someone, what are the most important things you need for a place to keep them?"

"I guess somewhere you won't be seen or heard."

"Bingo! She kidnapped her from the rehearsal studio, so she'd bring her to somewhere somewhat close, but also still hidden enough and far enough away from others that she wouldn't be seen or heard."

"Like one of the many abandoned locations."

"Exactly. So, what abandoned locations are near the rehearsal studio?" Cat asked as she looked around, gazing at the buildings nearby, Spider-Man did the same.

"I think I might have found it." Spider-Man said before running off the roof and swinging away towards the docks.

"Wait for me!" Cat yelled after him as she followed close behind. They came to rest on the rusty roof of an abandoned warehouse.

"Thanks for the help, but I'll take it from here." Spider-Man said as he walked to the front of the building.

"No way, I helped you get this far, I'll help you here." Cat stated, standing her ground. Spider-Man turned to face her.

"Thank you, but I can handle it. As you said, she was a Broadway actress, she won't be a good fighter." He stated before turning and continuing to walk away

"You shouldn't underestimate us women. She's wearing a super-soldier suit, remember?" She stated. He stopped, turned back to face her, "Let me help you. I can get your girlfriend out, while you fight her."

"Okay. " He stated, pausing and taking a moment to breath, "Thank you."

Together, they walked to the edge of the roof and lowered themselves beside the door.

"Ready?" He asked. Cat nodded. Then Spider-Man pushed off the wall, swinging backwards before reaching the peak of his arc and swinging back in to deliver a powerful kick to the door.

It flies open.