Pixel Maniac in the Comic World

Chapter 131 Party Girl Store
  The people who arrived later were obviously beyond Peter's expectations.

When he saw Flash Thompson, who had rarely been stable for a while after being taught a lesson by Terry, appearing at the door of the house with an awkward look on his face, Peter stood up from the sofa with a sudden inspiration.

He thought Flash had specifically chosen this time to come here to cause trouble.

Until Peter saw Flash lowering his head and stuffing Terry with a gift as well, Peter's jaw almost dropped in shock.

"I'm sorry for what happened before."

Flash held Terry's hand, and the stocky Midtown High School football lineman showed a side of Peter he'd never seen before.

"I didn't expect you to invite me."

"Don't say that. You also know that I have been alone in school except for Peter, and we have at least exchanged a few words."

Terry patted Flash's arm and led him into the house, giving him a laugh.

"Although I don't know what it is like here in the United States, at least in the East, it's not a big deal if boys have conflicts. On the contrary, they can promote each other's relationship. Since you are willing to come over, then everyone will be friends from now on."

Terry also carefully compared different versions of Spider-Man plot memories and found that basically as long as Peter can get rid of the psychological shadow of Flash, and the two conflict again, Peter can fully show his lively side in reality.

Then Liz broke up with Flash because he thought he was too naive, which hit him again.

In the eyes of those guys who think they should be different from the nerds, Flash has become a 'loser' who is not worthy of being associated with them.

Occasionally, I heard some girls from the same school talking about Liz and Terry, so Flash wanted to take this opportunity to come over and have a look.

"I hope you won't hit me on the head again because I'm having an unpleasant time playing the game."

Clint glanced at Flash and raised an eyebrow at Peter: "Classmate?"

Flash lowered his head and took the wine bottle in his hand, touched it with both hands, opened his mouth, as if he wanted to ask something, but was too embarrassed to speak.

Even after becoming Spider-Man, as long as Peter needs to keep this secret from his classmates, he will always show a weak and introverted attitude in front of Flash.

Clint nodded, picked up a bottle of fruit wine, pried open the lid, and placed it in front of Flash.

Terry's explanation was not just for Flash, but also for Peter.

Peter was too introverted in school, and this was undoubtedly related to the fact that Flash often bullied Peter when Peter didn't have super powers.

Since being attacked by Terry at school, those usually lawless friends have gradually alienated Flash. They only think that Flash is cowardly, and they have blocked several attempts to go to Terry to help Flash. Shi's idea of ​​regaining his place.

After being teased like this by Peter, Flash lowered his head a little: "I'm sorry for everything I did to you before, Peter."

The clever Peter thought for a while and couldn't help but teased: "Flash, you don't want to ask when Liz will arrive, do you?"

Peter's expression also softened after hearing Terry's words, and he took the initiative to take Flash's arm, leading the rosy-cheeked boy to the side of the game console and sat down.

"I guess you must have tried it."

Flash's eyes widened. Although he didn't want to admit it, he really thought that Liz would come over today, so he fumbled over according to the invited address while hesitating.

"Thanks……"

"Yes."

But why have a fight when a problem can be solved with a party?

"Well, I know those girls in the class really like to gossip. Terry did go on a date with Liz once, but after that Terry felt it wasn't a good fit, so he didn't invite her any more, and he didn't send an invitation to Liz today."

After hearing Peter's explanation, Flash seemed to be relieved. He looked a little disappointed and a little happy, but in the end he didn't say anything. He shook his head and took a sip of the fruit wine.

After that, Flash finally relaxed a little, and with his wandering eyes, he noticed the tall Steve sitting alone in the corner, holding a bottle of fruit wine in a daze. He poked Peter carefully and nuzzled at the man who insisted on wearing a peaked cap indoors: "Who is that? Is he a relative of Terry?"

"Forehead……"

Peter hesitated for a moment, seemingly unable to find a suitable way to say it.

"Should he be regarded as Terry's social friend?"

Does Terry have friends in society?
  Flash's eyes widened, and his face actually showed a reasonable expression after the shock, and he reached out and touched his neck subconsciously.

No wonder Terry dared to pull out that kind of murderous weapon to threaten him in school. He looked like a ruthless person who didn't say much. People probably didn't like those little brats who were making mischief in school.

With such a strong appearance and a fierce look on his face, he was probably not a thug from a gang.

Fortunately, I persuaded those reckless friends and did not provoke Terry any further.

While Flash was drinking fruit wine, he stared at Steve, who was sitting alone and lost in thought. Unexpectedly, the latter suddenly turned around and actually raised the bottle and smiled at him.

Flash trembled all over and almost poured the fruit wine on his body. He forced a smile and averted his eyes, and then he became a little strange again.

Why does that person's face look so familiar?

Just when the atmosphere in the house gradually started to get weird, a guest who was slightly beyond Terry's expectations arrived at the scene.

That’s Stephen Strange, Terry’s social media likes friend.

"Doctor Stephen! To be honest, although I sent you an invitation with the intention of giving it a try, I didn't expect you to actually come."

This was a big customer, so Terry pushed his assistant Charlotte aside and greeted him cheerfully.

Stephen was wearing a black windbreaker and a gray scarf wrapped around his neck. He breathed a white breath into the air in the cold evening and handed a carefully packaged package to Terry.

"Happy birthday, I'm actually surprised too, but coincidentally, I'm too leisurely today and can't find anything to do to pass the time -"

Then Stephen peeked into the room and then pulled back, with a look of surprise in his eyes.

"You always surprise me. To be honest, I thought you were here with kids of the same age as you, but I didn't expect that you are here with all grown men."

Then Stephen, who was led into the room by Terry, paused for a moment on the side faces of Clint and Steve, and sighed: "And I thought at least I could see some young and beautiful girls, but it turned out to be better than A little brat is worse than a 'big old man'."

"Oh, actually it's not like there are no beauties at all."

Terry lowered his head to send a message on his mobile phone. He held the door handle and looked outside. On the sidewalk more than ten meters away, a burst of green smoke floated leisurely.

In the smoke, little Mayfair, a girl with an adult figure, ran out with a cheerful face, holding a large pink gift box that did not look like an adult.

"Terry! Happy birthday!"

As little Mayfair walked into the house under Stephen's admiring gaze, and the moment Terry closed the door, a new game prompt appeared in Terry's perspective.

‘Activate the party girl exclusive store function. ’

Sure enough!

Ever since Terry activated the dryad shop with Hei in Hei's world, the two had several discussions on how to activate other NPC function shops.

The function of the party girl is actually just a conjecture of Terry Bai. Although Black does not have high hopes for this, Terry is about to celebrate his coming-of-age ceremony anyway, so there is no need for Bai to hold a party to try it out.

Terry couldn't wait to open the store, and a row of brand new items for sale came into view.

(End of this chapter)