Everyday life at Midtown High School

In the earliest trio stage, Pooh and the others got along like this:

He and Peter are in charge of letting their hearts fly, and Harry is in charge of laughing at them, plus occasionally providing some help and watching.

When there are more and more friends, their way of getting along has been added a little bit.

Credence is a viewer who is too timid to say 'no' at all, and Flash is half-disconnected from time to time.

As for Gwen, the blond, bright girl has a heavy responsibility.

When everyone is completely playing high, she is responsible for pulling everyone's thinking back on track rationally and calmly.

Unfortunately, this time, Sergeant George Stacey made a fierce objection after witnessing the horrific scene with his own eyes!

It probably means: Dad's little boy, you must never hang out with those shameless boys again!Tomorrow, tomorrow dad will take you to the amusement park, stay away from them.

Gwen was speechless and wanted to laugh.

But Sergeant George, who was angry, was still very unreasonable and authoritarian.

Under her father's majesty, she had no choice but to stay at home obediently in the near future to maintain a good impression of a good daughter.

But this also means that there is no one who controls the scene. When the group of friends fly freely again, no one can stop them.

When Peter talked nonsense about a relationship problem, there was no Gwen's 'Don't talk nonsense!Seriously, Peter's reminder and timely stop.

Peter spoke very unreliably and directly for a long time, and it seemed to sound reasonable;

Likewise, without Gwen's 'he's talking nonsense, Pooh, don't believe it' warning.

Pooh really believed it.

Of course, he may not fully believe it, but he just likes to make things lively, make use of the topic, and break the deadlock.

In short, things have begun to go wrong.

Credence doesn't know a lot about a lot of things.

He's at the stage where he'll believe whatever people say, as long as it sounds plausible.

Among them, Mr. Graves is an exception.

That gentleman was classified by him as the part of 'Even if it doesn't make sense, it will be regarded as the truth'.

Therefore, when Peter proposed "thinking from the emotional aspect" and tried to explain that "Tony's transfer of Pooh's custody to Steve was an indirect confession of love", he was a little dubious, and waited for the relatives of the parties When his son Pooh personally endorsed this statement, he completely believed it.

Flash at the other end has not yet figured out the relationship between them.

Although he is not smart most of the time, as a normal person...

"Is it popular these days to show love and give away your son?"

he asked puzzledly.

"A billionaire must have a little hobby that is different."

Pooh replied casually, as if the black man was not his father.

Harry covered his face weakly, with an 'I don't want to talk to idiot' expression.

But I have to say, no matter how innocent he pretended to be.

For so many years, Pooh and Peter have been cooperating to make trouble for each other. He has never been so active in opposition, and he has watched a lot of fun from the sidelines...

Indirect connivance, in fact, means that they are no less accomplices.

After Peter finished his nonsense, he decided to call it a day.

In that soft tone, he discussed with Pooh in a low voice: "Uh...Since Mr. Stark already has a (complete show of love) plan, shall we not get involved for the time being? Or, everyone will be separated today. Bar!"

"No."

Pooh rejected him with one word: "My dad doesn't know how to fall in love at all. If I don't worry about it, he will definitely not be able to handle it in the end."

Harry was dying of laughter: "Tony Stark won't fall in love? The cover girls of Playboy's year are all crying."

"How can that be called love?"

Pooh looked at him in disbelief and said, "That's called... throwing money! Throwing money! Throwing money!"

Harry laughed until his stomach ached. "Come on, your dad will be pissed off. To be fair, Pooh, your dad isn't all about money..."

"Yes, he still has a handsome face and talent."

Pooh said proudly: "I don't think he is bad, but his goodness is always hidden in his heart. So, before those girls saw his goodness, they were dazzled by the dollar $$ This leads to the fact that my dad's emotional world is still very simple. You see, except for bed sports, he has almost never really been in love. "

simple?

Harry couldn't complain anymore, and rolled back and forth on the grass laughing.

Even Thompson Flash was so surprised that he stammered and asked, "Pooh...you, don't you, do you misunderstand your father a little bit?"

"There is no misunderstanding. Anyway, I have to help."

Pooh brought the topic back again: "If sending his son out can't save his relationship, he has nothing to give away, except Stark Industries."

help?

Harry repeated the word, laughing and gloating in anticipation.

"My God, what do you want to do?" Flash already felt that something was wrong.

But because he is not authoritative enough in this group, he has no way to rise up to stop these crazy boys like Gwen.

"Find a way to get them married and become a family. My dad can marry first and then fall in love, and I don't have to worry about custody issues at all. It really kills two birds with one stone!"

Biting his lower lip, Pooh thought about it and said, "Tell me, if I steal an armor, and then find someone to pretend to be Captain America and register for marriage, is there a high chance of success?"

"It's not reliable at all, stop it, Pooh."

Harry finally stopped watching the excitement, and said to stop: "Iron Man and Captain America are dispatched at the same time, you will alarm the police and the army, and then, you will have only one fate, be beaten to death by your father."

"My dad won't!" Pooh frowned unhappily, waved his hand to signal Harry not to disturb, and lowered his head to continue thinking.

"Please, since you want to understand that your father doesn't want you, you can... also understand his'emotional intentions'."

Speaking of this nonsense 'emotional intentions', Harry wanted to laugh again.

He glanced at Peter, the one who started this nonsense, who was as quiet as a chicken at the moment.

"Pooh, let's wait and see what happens."

Harry persuaded.

"No, what if the captain doesn't like me and gives me away again?"

Pooh said irritably, biting his nails.

Harry was slightly taken aback.

He suddenly realized that the change of custody might not be a joke to Pooh.

"The captain has no responsibility for me. What if he doesn't want me and sends me away?"

Pooh bit his nails uneasily, and began to ramble: "Who likes to have an extra bottle of oil? Besides, the captain is still single. If he won't be with Tony in the future, he will find someone else. Then I won't be an eyesore." ?”

"Pooh, you're going to be an adult in a year."

Harry cut off his babbling immediately.

He grabbed Pooh's hand and stopped him from torturing his nails that were almost bald. He said earnestly, "Did you forget? You're going to be an adult soon, listen to me, don't be nervous."

Pooh stared at Harry's hand for a long moment.

After a while, he seemed to finally breathe a sigh of relief, and smirked: "That's right, I'm almost an adult, only one year..."

Harry frowned slightly, pulled him directly into his arms, looked into his eyes and said, "Relax, Pooh."

Pooh looked at him with those big eyes open, bit his lower lip subconsciously, and took a deep breath obediently.When he exhaled that long breath, it seemed that all the anxiety was also exhaled.

"I almost forgot..."

He tilted his head towards Harry and smiled childishly: "I've grown up, no one can take me without my permission."

The atmosphere became a little quiet for a while.

Flash was a little confused, and was about to speak when Peter grabbed him.

In fact, Peter has already begun to regret his nonsense just now.

When Harry noticed Pooh's unusual nervousness, he realized something belatedly.

In some ways, he might even be easier to understand.

He was also scared and nervous after his parents died, before being adopted by Uncle Ben and Aunt May.

Of course, at his age at the time, he could not imagine anything terrible.

But the unknown itself is a great fear.

At the same time, Credence watched the scene with those innocent eyes.

He didn't know much, so he believed Peter's nonsense, and then analyzed it briefly with his small brain capacity, and came up with a theory that "Pooh's father didn't value him, and gave him away as a way of showing love absurdly." in conclusion.

This child who has been abused for many years is kind and simple, and Pooh is almost his first friend.

Therefore, his eccentric devotion, which Grindelwald had deliberately cultivated to "receive small kindness and return it", reappeared.

"I can help you, Pooh!"

he whispered.

Pooh was whispering to Harry and didn't hear him.

Flash scratched his head, his expression still a little dazed.

Relying on Spider-Man's enhanced senses, Peter subconsciously glanced back.

The child, who had been taciturn all this time, pursed his lips again, summoned up his courage, hesitated for a long time, and then raised his volume a little, and said again, "Pooh, I can help you."

This time, everyone heard it.

Pooh looked at Credence in surprise: "What?"

"I can help you."

Credence's voice trailed off again.

He was a little timid in the eyes of everyone, and he paused for a while, and then resumed a little incoherently: "I, I know a medicine...you can pretend to be another person...pretend, that... others can't see Come out, as real as...Mr. Graves was...I'm not lying...I'm not lying...can be exactly the same..."

Pooh looked at him in surprise.

Credence raised his head embarrassingly, glanced at him quickly, then lowered his head quickly, and said in a very small, almost inaudible voice: "That medicine...is called compound potion..."