Chapter 83 Aunt Mei's Teachings

【"Flint Malco is the murderer of Uncle Ben... He was killed last night." Parker told Aunt May about Malco. 】

[After hearing Parker's words, Aunt May couldn't help but say "Oh my god!" and then asked Parker what happened. ]

[“Spider-Man killed him!” Parker explained to her.]

[“Spider-Man? I don’t understand. Spider-Man doesn’t kill people. What happened?” Aunt May looked incredulous. She knew Spider-Man never killed anyone.]

[Faced with Aunt May's question, Parker hesitated but couldn't explain it clearly. ]

["I thought you would think... he deserved it, right?" Parker said to Aunt May with a forced smile. ]

["I don't think we have the power to decide a person's life or death!" Aunt May said with her head down. She thought Parker asked Spider-Man to help him get revenge. ]

【“But he killed Uncle Ben, Aunt May!” Parker looked at Aunt May in confusion. 】

[“Ben is important to all of us, but he would never want us to be filled with hatred. Hatred is like a drug that makes people addicted.” Aunt May said with her head down. ]

【"Before you know it, we'll be turned into something ugly!" Parker listened to Aunt May's words and forced a smile, but for some reason he didn't dare to look her in the eye. 】

Harry looked at Aunt May's words in the sky and felt that they made a lot of sense. The self in the sky was consumed by hatred, which was why he did that.

Today was the day he visited Norman. Norman was tied to the bed and looked at Harry, "Don't blame Peter. He did nothing wrong. It's all my fault. I'm relieved to leave the company to you. You are my pride!"

Harry nodded and hugged Norman. His father was still alive, which was the best reward for him. As he said when he lost his memory in the sky, he could give his life for Peter.

[In front of the jazz bar, Mary Jane walked out. She had been looking for a job since she was fired, and finally applied for the job of waitress and singer here.]

[Mary Jane walked in the crowd, feeling lost and confused. She found it hard to accept the change from a celebrity to a bartender.]

[She sat on a public seat on the street, looking at Peter Parker's name on her phone, thinking for a while and finally choosing to call Harry.]

[Harry was drawing at home. When he heard his cell phone ring, he walked over and picked it up. "Hello!"]

[“Hey! Harry, I’m Mary Jane.” Hearing Mary Jane’s voice, Harry smiled and greeted her. ]

[“I want to find someone to accompany me. Are you busy? Can I come to see you?”]

[“Of course! Come over here!” Facing Mary Jane’s question, Harry agreed without hesitation. ]

[“Okay, are you sure I won’t disturb you?”]

[“Of course, I’m fine now, come over!” After getting a definite reply, Mary Jane hung up the phone and prepared to go find Harry. ]

【“Bernard!” Harry shouted upstairs. 】

【“What can I do for you, Master?” Bernard walked out of the room. 】

[“We have guests coming to visit, could you please prepare some food?”]

【“A guest?” Bernard gave him a puzzled look. 】

【"Yes! A guest!" Harry confirmed. 】

【But Bernard still didn't quite understand, "Is it the guest of the 'guest'?"】

[Harry urged him unhappily, "Stop asking so many questions and go prepare the food!"]

[“Right away, sir!” Bernard turned and walked out. Harry also shook his head slightly.]

"What does she mean? Go find Harry instead of Peter Parker?" Tony didn't quite understand Mary Jane's behavior.

"Maybe it's because she feels that it's hard for her to face Peter Parker? She went from being a star to a bar singer, and this sense of disparity made her afraid to go find Spider-Man."

"It's also possible that their relationship has faded after the fight that day. At least Mary Jane's feelings for Peter Parker have faded."

Pepper was trying to guess Mary Jane's thoughts from a woman's perspective.

After Harry left, Norman looked at Mary Jane on the sky and couldn't help but sigh in his heart. Harry liked Mary Jane too much. He didn't know why Harry liked her so much?

He had just advised Harry, but Harry felt that Mary Jane was not that embarrassed. Norman didn't say anything more to avoid destroying the father-son relationship.

[Inside the rental house, Parker wanted to call Mary Jane, but he didn't know what to say. In the end, he had to put down the receiver and turned around to see the landlord, Dykevich.]

【“Hey! Mr. Dykovich!” Parker greeted him. 】

[Dykovich held an orange in his hand and asked, "Want an orange?" Parker declined his offer and apologized to him.]

[“I’m sorry for what happened just now. I shouldn’t have complained so loudly about the door. There’s nothing to be angry about.”]

[“It’s okay! But if you feel uneasy, you can buy me a pizza sometime! How about today?” Dykovich smiled and asked Parker to buy him a pizza, and Parker agreed without hesitation.]

[Then Dykovich pointed to the phone and asked, "What's the problem with the phone?"]

[Parker shook his head, "NO! I'm just... I'm thinking about what to say!"]

[Dykovich walked up to him and said, "If you call a woman, you say: You are an excellent woman, and I am an excellent man!"]

[After hearing what he said, Parker didn't know what to say, so Dykovich reassured him.]

[Urasu greeted Parker from behind, and Parker responded enthusiastically. Dykevich turned around and told her that Parker was on the phone with a woman.]

[Urassu immediately said, "You're calling Mary Jane? I think that's great..." Urassu was interrupted by her father before she could finish her words.]

[“What’s it to you? Go, go…” He pushed Urazul into the room and encouraged Parker to call Mary Jane. Urazul also encouraged him before closing the door.]

【Parker picked up the phone again after being encouraged. Urasu forgot to say goodbye to Parker, so he opened the door again, said goodbye to him, and then closed the door again.】

Dykovich looked at his daughter and couldn't understand why she liked Peter Parker so much. She didn't know Peter Parker's identity. On the surface, he was just a poor boy who couldn't even pay the rent.

"Dad! You don't understand." Urarsu smiled at him, but she also knew that it was impossible for her and Parker to be together. The much-anticipated Spider-Man was not something she could possess.

Whenever she thought of this, she felt sad, but fortunately, if Peter Parker was happy, she would be happy too.

She would watch every newspaper article about Spider-Man fighting criminals, but it was a pity that Peter Parker would no longer live in their house.