The Best Actor in the Vase of Meiyu

Chapter 1535 He hesitates to speak
In the face of danger, refuse to compromise or surrender, but stand up and face evil.

Not only Uncle Ben, but Aunt May also sets an example. It is under their education that Peter Parker has grown into what he is today.

Snapped!
Caught off guard, Doctor Octopus was hit by Aunt May's umbrella handle, causing the spikes to deviate from their trajectory and fail to succeed. Spider-Man regained control of the situation.

Doctor Octopus was thrown out by Aunt May without hesitation.

Doctor Octopus is caught off guard and the spikes are derailed, allowing Spider-Man to take control of the situation, but the robotic arm throws Aunt May out.

A second ago, people in the screening room were cheering for Aunt May and cheering for her brave move.

The next second, everyone was stunned and watched Aunt Mei falling from the sky.

Huh!
The whole audience gasped and watched Aunt May free fall.

The audience was shocked by Doctor Octopus's ruthlessness and cruelty.

Spider-Man no longer cared about Doctor Octopus. He dived down like a diving action, flying at full speed, shooting out spider silk with both hands to grab Aunt May, and protecting Aunt May tightly in his arms. He freed his left hand, shot out spider silk to form a support, and flew between the tall buildings like a swing.

The NYPD shot at Doctor Octopus, but they could only stand on the ground and look up as Doctor Octopus escaped unharmed along the outer wall of the building.

Fortunately, Spider-Man successfully rescued Aunt May and landed safely.

Aunt Mei was surprised. "It seems that I misunderstood you before."

Spider-Man revealed his playful side and tilted his head, "We did prove it to him."

Aunt May, "We?"

Peter immediately realized that he might expose his identity in front of Aunt May and even put Aunt May in danger. He didn't say anything more and quickly turned and left.

The passers-by who witnessed this scene on the streets of New York, like Aunt May, finally changed their views on Spider-Man. Many girls chased after Spider-Man and shouted passionately, but none of them could stop Spider-Man.

Because Peter still had work, he took photos of the banquet for the newspaper in the afternoon.

He needed the job because both he and Aunt May needed some cash.

The prosperity and noise of the upper-class party, with its elegant clothes and clinking glasses, is overwhelming. Peter, dressed in a suit and tie, has to work diligently.

In the crowd, Peter saw Harry getting drunk at the bar. He had to put down his work temporarily and go forward to stop Harry.

Harry fell into depression and couldn't extricate himself.

He thought that Professor Ottavis would bring him fame and fortune, but he never expected that he would bring disgrace upon himself, becoming the disaster that everyone wanted to avoid, and causing Osborne Enterprises to fall into crisis.

And Spider-Man.

The fact that Spider-Man had been his savior tortured Harry so much that he could no longer fully devote himself to hating the little bug.

Peter tried to comfort Harry, but found that any words seemed powerless. All those inspirational quotes and morals seemed hypocritical and ridiculous in the face of real pain.

"Harry, we are all here, we have always been here." Peter looked at Harry, his blue eyes showing a little struggle, but he still looked firmly into Harry's eyes.

Harry was stunned for a moment, and then his eyes softened, as if he had regained his old self, a little fragile, a little lonely, and a little desolate.

However, it didn't last, and when Peter was about to say something else, the editor-in-chief of the newspaper appeared and forcibly pulled Peter away, leaving Harry there.

Harry watched Peter's back quietly as he left, a hint of bitterness in his eyes. He picked up the alcohol in his hand and drank it all in one gulp.

When the party really started, the protagonist came on stage, the editor-in-chief's son, John Jameson, who became a pilot, and he appeared under the spotlight with his girlfriend Mary Jane.

Peter was completely stunned as he watched Mary Jane, who was dressed in her best clothes. Everyone in the audience was applauding, but Peter was the only exception. He raised his head slightly and stared at the figure intently. It seemed that only he had pressed the pause button on his time.

During a break in the party, Peter approached Mary Jane and tried to apologize, but this time, Mary Jane drew the line.

"I don't know you anymore."

"I can't keep thinking about you, it's too painful."

"John, my boyfriend, he's seen my play five times, Harry has seen it twice, and Aunt May has seen it once."

"My sick mother struggled to get up to visit once, and even my father came - he ran backstage to borrow money from me."

"But you, the good friend who always cared about me the most and encouraged me to pursue my dreams, could not stick to the 8 o'clock opening time. After all these years, to me, he was just an empty seat in the end."

Mary Jane was heartbroken and desperate, and looked at Peter in pain, but this time, she finally found the courage, turned around and walked away, completely leaving Peter behind.

Peter looked at Mary Jane in despair, wanting to say something but stopping himself, struggling hard, and finally all the words were stuck in his throat. He waited quietly for Mary Jane to finish her words, turned around and watched her back as she left, took a small step forward, but still stopped, standing there in a daze.

In those clear eyes, pain and struggle were pulling at little by little, and the thin and frail body seemed like it could be torn into pieces by the strong wind at any time.

However, it is not over yet.

Harry found Peter, and the anger that he had suppressed no matter how hard he tried couldn't be controlled, so he vented it all out.

"Your loyalty is to Spider-Man instead of your best friend, and that infuriates me."

"He killed my father and you defended him!"

"Don't pretend you're my friend. You took Mary Jane from me. You took my father's love from me. You watched my father die and you refused to give up that freak."

"Is it this way?"

Harry punched Peter hard in the face.

Peter endured it all and looked at Harry with a sad face. The words of explanation were already on the tip of his tongue, but he swallowed them all.

Harry waited, waiting for Peter to speak.

But he still didn't wait, which made Harry furious, "Is that so? Huh? Brother?"

Another punch hit Peter's jaw hard.

Panting and heartbroken, Harry looked at Peter. He wanted to say something, but in the end he was unable to open his mouth and turned away in pain.

On stage, John paid no attention to the chaos and happily announced the good news, "My girlfriend Mary Jane just said yes to my proposal."

The whole audience burst into applause.

Peter stood there, his eyes without spirit or color, even the bitterness and struggle were gone, as if he had lost his soul.

He picked up the camera blankly, hiding his eyes and expression, pointed it at Mary Jane and John, and pressed the shutter.

The Radio Concert Hall was in complete silence. There was no sadness, but rather something beyond sadness. The helplessness and sighing were pushed to the extreme in the collision of contradictions.

What would they do if they were Peter Parker?
In my mind…there is no answer, that pulling, that pain, that struggle, covering my mouth tightly, making it hard to breathe.

Who would have thought that in a superhero movie one could experience the heart-wrenching feeling, as well as the depression, confusion and emptiness of youth.

(End of this chapter)