Chapter 91 Meeting the parents

"Dong dong dong..."

After taking a deep breath, Gwen gently knocked on the door of Ben Parker's house. Then she took out a small mirror from somewhere, carefully checked her reddish eyes, and then pouted unhappily.

Come, she fired a spider silk backwards without looking back, and forcefully pulled Peter back who was turning around to escape.

"Peter! We agreed!"

"But it's very late today. You see, it's almost ten o'clock now. Uncle Ben and Aunt Mei have probably fallen asleep. I think we can come back tomorrow..."

Peter looked at the familiar yet unfamiliar door and subconsciously glanced at the helmet in his hand. However, most of the new helmet he spent hundreds of dollars to purchase had already been reduced to pieces. The piece left in his hand could only cover the surface at most.

Live half of your face.

"We are already at the door! Besides, do you know how sad Uncle Ben and Aunt May are? If they know that you are still alive and deliberately hide the news that you are alive from them, they may feel even sadder!"

Gwen's eyes widened and she scolded in a low voice, and then she pursed her lips nervously. Compared to Peter, she was the one least prepared.

Today, after experiencing so many emotional ups and downs, she felt exhausted physically and mentally, and just wanted to have a good rest, but she still insisted on immediately making Uncle Ben, who was obviously very sad but still trying to encourage her, and trying to understand the ghost spider

The heroic Aunt Mei can know this.

They had been sad about this for so long that Gwen couldn't understand why Peter kept it from them.

Of course, Gwen couldn't understand Peter's thoughts. After all, who would have thought that Peter at this time was just a time traveler who inherited Peter Parker's memory?

For Peter today, if Ben Parker and May Parker are really just ordinary strangers, then he can pretend for a while, pretend to be a caring and good boy, and give them some spiritual comfort.

This is not a problem for him, after all, he used to spend a few days every year pretending to be a well-behaved little guy in front of relatives and friends.

But the key is that he merged the memory of the original Peter Parker. In the memory, he, Ben Parker and May Parker lived together under the same roof for more than ten years. It felt like watching a certain movie.

It’s a one-person family-themed movie, and then you’re watching it and you’re asked to continue acting for the protagonist.

This makes Peter's emotions subtle and complicated.

"I'm not ready for this..."

Peter's response was met with an angry glare from Gwen. When she thought about how long this guy would have been hiding it from her if she hadn't discovered the clue, she wanted to find another excuse to punch him.

She opened her mouth, planning to scold Peter again, but fortunately the door opened at just this moment, saving the two of them the trouble of continuing their verbal entanglement.

However, the person who poked his head out of the door was not Ben Parker or May Parker, but George Stacey who was staying here.

He was holding a bottle of beer in one hand and rubbing his eyes with the other. He pushed open the door with a look of displeasure. He was stunned for a moment when he saw the two people waiting at the door. Then he found that neither of them were wearing helmets or masks to disguise their identities.

But he frowned, and he glanced back and forth between the two of them thoughtfully, and when he saw Peter's slightly swollen left face, he revealed a subtle smile.

"It seems my daughter is showing mercy."

However, it was Gwen who responded first. She blinked and then asked with an incredulous look on her face:

"Dad?! You knew this already?! And you haven't told me yet?! I've obviously shared my biggest secret with you!"

"He asked me to keep it a secret."

George Stacy pointed at Peter quickly, and then immediately slipped back into the house to find Ben Parker and May Parker, leaving Peter alone to bear Gwen's anger.

"You owe me probably more than thirty times now."

After leaving these words, Gwen walked into the house without looking back.

If it weren't for the possibility of arousing Gwen's rage, Peter would have really wanted to ask her how she calculated the number.

He clearly remembered that when Gwen dug his grave, it was only considered as a favor. In the end, within half an hour, he went from being a big landowner with more than 80 favors to a pauper who owed 30 favors.

Is your data a bit unbalanced?

Peter complained silently in his mind while remembering the time when Gwen had not yet discovered his identity.

Sure enough, it’s easier to get along with each other when you hide your identity...

Although the relationship between the two was very bad when they first came into contact with Gwen as Batman, after experiencing a series of events, Gwen's attitude towards herself had already changed.

There is even a vague respect.

Unexpectedly, as soon as Peter revealed his identity, he felt that their relationship had "returned" to their student days.

No, it should be said that it was worse than that time...

At least at that time she would still respect Peter's opinion, and the relationship between the two would be equal.

Peter sighed and followed Gwen into the house.

As soon as she entered the room, she found that Gwen had taken out a mug with Winnie the Pooh written on it and began to prepare hot drinks for herself.

Just looking at Gwen's familiar appearance, Peter felt that she was the one who had lived in this house for more than ten years.

Peter walked into the restaurant and sat at the table.

In Peter Parker's memory, whenever Uncle Ben or Aunt May wanted to explain or discuss something important with him, they would always let him sit here, so whenever Peter Parker was asked to sit here and have a chat,

Sometimes you will become nervous unconsciously.

But now, with the powerful observation ability given by the witcher, Peter can see the goosebumps on his arms.

Although he already possesses many powerful abilities, he has accomplished the feat of killing a hundred people within a few weeks of traveling, but in the end, he is still afraid of meeting the two old men...

This made Peter sigh again.

Gwen probably noticed Peter's nervousness. She looked at the freshly brewed coffee in her hand, hesitated for a few seconds and finally handed the cup to Peter angrily.

"They will forgive you. No matter what you have done, they are your relatives."

Peter looked at the mug handed to him, then raised his head and looked at Gwen expressionlessly.

What you said is right, but if I remember correctly, you were clearly afraid that your father would know your identity and you were so scared that you were trembling, right?

Gwen was obviously aware of Peter's thoughts. She immediately took back the mug and hummed while sipping her coffee:

"You have to face this no matter what. You are different from me. Uncle Ben and Aunt May live in pain every day. If you continue to hide your identity from them, it will only make them more and more sad."<

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Then her face turned serious.

"You helped me at that time and gave me the strength to escape. But this time all I can do is help you stop escaping."

Well said!

Peter curled his lips, but his nervousness was somewhat relieved. However, when he heard footsteps coming from the stairs, his breathing was still disordered for a moment.

"Oh my God...Gwen? Why are you wearing...wait...Peter?"

It was Aunt May who was the first to walk downstairs. She was still a little confused when she saw Gwen, but when she saw Peter's face, she froze in place.

Ben Parker followed closely behind, but when he saw Peter, he couldn't say anything, but his whole body was trembling with excitement.

"Well, like I said, the truth is a surprise isn't it?"

George Stacey smiled and patted his old friend on the shoulder, then hugged Ben Parker and came to the dining table. Then he opened the refrigerator and opened two cans of beer, and placed one of them in front of Ben Parker.

I remembered my daughter’s question just now, and quickly cleared the relationship.

"This kid probably has some troubles and has been asking me to keep it a secret. I don't know his situation, so I have to keep my promise."

However, Ben Parker and May Parker obviously couldn't hear George Stacey's defense at this time. They only had Peter in their eyes at this time, and they had disbelief on their faces, probably because they didn't understand yet.

As it stands, they neither cried nor came forward to hug, but just looked at Peter quietly.

"Hi, Aunt Mei, Uncle Ben..."

I'm really not ready to face this...

After sighing silently, Peter forced himself to show a stiff smile. He said hello and looked at Gwen, telling her to quickly find a way to lighten the atmosphere. However, Gwen just looked at her father while drinking coffee.

Peter pondered for a few seconds and then carefully said:

"I know it sounds crazy, but I come from another..."

"Peter!!!"

Before Peter finished speaking, he was interrupted by Gwen's roar. Although Gwen was angered, thanks to her roar, the awkward atmosphere in the room was swept away.

After realizing that she was being watched by everyone in the room, Gwen had no choice but to sit next to Peter. She said to May Parker and Ben Parker with guilt:

"I'm sorry...Aunt May and Uncle Ben...Actually, I am the Ghost Spider-Man. I'm sorry for hiding it from you for so long..."

Then she poked Peter fiercely and said:

"And he...is the real Peter Parker! Don't worry, I have..."

Gwen paused, probably realizing that it was inappropriate to tell two old people about digging Peter's grave, and finally changed her words quickly:

"I have verified that he is Peter himself."

May Parker came forward at this moment, stroked Peter's hair in disbelief, and asked softly with trembling:

"Peter...is it really you? You...look and feel different...your eyes...and...your face?"

May Parker held up Peter's head, carefully examined his swollen side face, and asked with a worried look:

"You look bad, are you okay now?"
To be continued...