How to be a hero with Crispy Skin Cure

As a child who grew up around all kinds of geniuses, Fiona was once full of doubts about herself.

Why do others have a photographic memory, others have super mental arithmetic ability, and others have a perfect score in logical reasoning... It seems that she is the only ordinary person left in the whole world.

Today, she finally understands what it feels like to be born.

The oil painting teacher whom Tony hired for her also has a keen sense of color.The teacher specified a color, and Fiona called out the same color. Both the teacher and the student thought it was a normal thing, but Clint, who was sitting on the sidelines, yelled.

"Why is my blue different from yours?" He looked at the paint slab that was obviously not the same color, and asked a puzzled question.

The teacher took the colors, Fiona took the colors, and he took the colors.

Then add another kind, stir it again, the steps are exactly the same, how can the effect be so different?

Experienced teachers don't even need to look to know: "The weight is different, and the proportion is not mastered."

Clint pressed, "What's the correct ratio?"

"Appropriate amount, rely on feeling."

Clint: ...Farewell!

He asked Fiona on the side: "Feifei, how do you adjust the ratio? How can you make it exactly the same? Do you have any tricks? Tell me."

Fiona looked blank: "No, I'll just follow suit, maybe it's luck."

Clint: ...

Clint left the oil painting classroom sadly.

Fiona didn't understand, so: "Teacher, why did he leave, did I say something wrong?"

Teacher: "No, it's because he is too stupid, he can't even adjust the color. Isn't it easy to try and succeed?"

Fiona nodded ignorantly.

It wasn't until Clint whimpered and complained at the dinner table, feeling his fragile heart hurt, that Fiona realized that it wasn't "everyone can."

It belongs to her inborn will.

This feeling...is normal.

It's as normal as the milk you drink every day, the training you do every day, and the air you breathe every day.Until now, she still feels that the title of genius is far away from her.

It was indeed different from what she had imagined.

But Fiona prefers it that way, the way she gets along with other people doesn't change because of this sudden talent, which is fine.

At a certain moment, she suddenly let go of her past, those low self-esteem thoughts.

Talent has never been a gap, so what if you have it?If, if she hadn't been running away all the time, maybe she'd be able to get along better with other people...

The chatter of the Avengers interrupted her trance.Like a floating balloon, she was pulled back to the ground where she was by the rope.

It's no use thinking about the past.This is the new world she lives in.

After shaking her head, she proposed to Tony: "Dad, I have been on leave for three days. Under normal conditions, my injury should be fully recovered without leaving any traces."

Steve also agrees: "Feifei really should go back to school earlier, so she can't delay her studies."

"Well, then I'll call your counselor later and let her know about it."

Tony remembered something and said, "By the way, about your classmate, it seems to be...Sarah? I have investigated some things, maybe you will want to know."

"The person who broke the news on the Internet that your classmates came to make money is indeed her father, but he and Sarah's mother have been divorced for a long time. If Sarah insists that she does not know, it is also possible."

"In fact, the principal of Iris Middle School ignored the other people's request to expel her just because they found out about this."

Fiona was a little dazed: "Then why..." Targeting an innocent person like this?

Tony paused, and after much consideration, he decided to tell the truth:

"Well, I have to tell you... that child's mother is just an ordinary office worker. Sarah is a special recruit with excellent grades. The first year's tuition fee will be waived, and there will be strict assessments in the follow-up. But her performance after enrollment is mediocre, not enough. The scholarship standard. You also know that the tuition fee of Iris is not cheap."

The salaries earned by ordinary people can never afford the tuition fees of aristocratic schools. Although Sarah’s father took advantage of her, most of the huge wealth earned by breaking the news was invested in her daughter’s education.

Sarah has no ill will towards anyone, but her chances of receiving a better education are indirectly exchanged by hurting others.

"No wonder, she never contradicts others, especially afraid that others will hate her..."

Fiona was in a mess.Who could she blame, Sarah had nothing to do with it?But she really enjoyed the benefits of hurting others.

Steve frowned: "Howard would not agree to expel others if they are not up to standard. Besides, when we chose a school for Feifei, wasn't it conditional on the freedom of school spirit?"

"For students who pay tuition fees normally, it does a very good job at this point."

Natasha added, "But a school always needs honors, and the campus leaders hired also need to get good grades. The pressure is naturally transferred to another group of people. Although they will be responsible for recommending other schools for students who do not meet the standards. ,but……"

She spread her hands.How is the quality of the other school? Just look at the fact that Sarah's parents, who are not wealthy, are willing to spend money.

Tony covered his face: "Okay, okay, I know this is the result of my years of not asking. My father's original intention was to build a school where students can grow freely, but he didn't find an educator with the same ideal. "

This is not a small mistake for the omnipotent Iron Man.He felt somewhat ashamed to be honest about this in front of Fiona.

"I will refund her tuition and have a good talk with those lead teachers."

Some teachers will definitely leave - but there are too many elite schools in the world, and these very good teachers can find more suitable places.

For Tony, his original intention was just to let Fiona have a happy place to study.

Well, he grudgingly admits, including inheriting Howard's philosophy, but only a little bit.

Not as much as his fingernails yet, no.

Tony worried about his image, but Fiona didn't have time to think about that.She couldn't figure out her thoughts, like a compass with a chaotic magnetic field and failed, constantly turning in circles, unable to find the right direction.

Fiona doesn't want to think that Bella is a bad person, but she is really bullying Sarah, but Bella is a victim...

Violation of the right to privacy does not constitute a criminal standard, and the price paid by Sarah's father is far less than the benefits obtained, which can be described as extremely cost-effective.

The most innocent person in this matter should have been Sarah, but her tuition came from her father's improper income.

Even if Tony returned the money to her, could she still send money to Bella and the others one by one to make up for the mistakes her father made?No one will care about that money.

Who will take responsibility for this matter?Sarah's father just wanted her daughter to have a better education, and the school leaders who set strict standards also told her before entering school that no one forced Sarah to make a choice.Tony said it was his fault - but how could it be his fault?

Fiona found at a loss that there didn't seem to be a pure, standard villain who ran counter to justice.

If, if she is a hero, who should she defeat?

"That's the way it is, dear."

Natasha ruffled her hair. "There aren't that many good guys and bad guys. It's complicated, isn't it?"

She was protected too well before.

Looking at little Fiona's bewildered eyes, she was clean and spotless, just like her limited life experience.

"Then what should I do?"

She turned to the Avengers for help, hoping to get a correct answer.

She really couldn't figure it out, and didn't know what to do.

"You can decide for yourself."

Unexpectedly, Steve, who has always been regarded as her spiritual mentor, did not give her direction.

"Anyway, you will definitely not choose the worst option. The rest, no matter what you want to do, is not completely right, nor is it completely wrong."

"We, the Avengers, are always making choices like this. We don't know whether it will be better or worse after making such a decision."

Fiona's lips moved, but Clint robbed her: "Hey, doing nothing is actually an option."

been told...

Fiona, who hadn't completely got rid of the ostrich mentality, blushed slightly.She did wonder, why choose if doing anything could hurt the other side?

Natasha ran down her hair and told her:

"There is no true neutrality when there is an imbalance of power between the two parties."

"If you choose to remain silent, you will have to bear the price of standing by in the future. Because I know that you, like Tony, are people with a sense of responsibility."

Tony, who was named, was not very happy: "Hey, don't put so much pressure on Anne, you uncles and aunts who have become fine."

He looked at Steve, "And this old man."

Steve: .

"Like I said, this meme isn't funny at all, Tony."

"Yes, I think it's quite interesting."

#Toni is also itchy today.

Not wanting to watch them argue, Fiona gave Tony a light kick under the table.

It wasn't polite, but no one saw it anyway.

And it's Tony, it's okay.

The most doting father in the world? Iron Man is not dissatisfied by this, but cooperatively puts away the expression that makes the captain angry when he looks at it.

Uh-huh, although his words and deeds have always carried out the policy of trying to make Steve angry, but of course the priority should be placed after making his daughter happy.

He has long since disdained such low-level fun as talking with the captain. Making Annie happy is the most fulfilling thing for him.

Natasha, who knew everything, smiled.

She brought the topic back to what she just said:

"So, Feifei, have you thought about what you should do? I know you want to change this situation."

Natasha values ​​Fiona's independence more than Tony's desire to keep her daughter under his wing.

Yes, she is very fragile, a girl who needs to be cared for - then she should learn to be independent.

Everything in the world will change, only the knowledge learned, the increased experience will never betray her.

This is probably an old saying in the East, parents who love their children have far-reaching plans for it [1].

Of course, there is no connotation of Tony here.

Fiona replied honestly, "I haven't figured it out yet. But I'm going to think about it, myself."

Although she had no idea, she had a hunch that maybe the final choice would be completely different from her past style.

Like Steve said, she can't predict whether it will be better or worse, or that the definition of good and bad is not the same in other people's minds.

But she—still decided that something should be done.