I'm not Spider-Man, even though I'm parasitized by an alien!

Knowing that MJ was attractive to Peter in the multiverse, Gwen listed MJ as the most wary person.

After all, Peter seems like the kind of guy who doesn't know how to say no.

As she was lost in thought, her phone suddenly vibrated.

When she took out her phone, she saw that it was a text message from her father, George Stacy.

“Gwen, how have you been lately? I heard from Ben that you and Peter have run into some trouble.”

A warm feeling washed over Gwen as she read the message her father had sent her.

Perhaps I've been willful for too long.

She wanted to go back and see her father.

However, before that, I need to rehearse with the band members.

evening.

"Not doing well in the office?"

George was sitting on the steps of Stacy's apartment, drinking a Coke, when he suddenly heard a voice above him.

Is that Gwen's voice?!

He looked up in shock and saw Gwen sitting on the edge of the roof.

A smile appeared on George's lips as he saw his daughter reappear before him.

"No, I'm on vacation and just wanted to have a late breakfast. If you're free, you can jump down and keep me company."

"Please!"

Gwen smiled and replied to her father, "Dad, haven't you seen movies from the eighties? Since when did an anxious teenager stop sitting on her roof?"

“You have an extremely loose definition of the word ‘teenager,’ Gwyneth.”

Gwen listened to her father's words and jumped off the roof. "You also have an extremely 'liquid' definition of the word 'breakfast,' Dad."

Gwen walked over and gently hugged her father. "I'm sorry, Dad."

Chapter 229 My Policeman Dad is the Best!

Gwen gently hugged her father, feeling his warmth.

After the Rhino Man incident, she avoided her father and didn't even want to see him.

But after experiencing the multiverse, she felt much more at ease.

The spider silk longed for a home, but it chose to run away from it.

Perhaps what you want to get rid of is what others dream of having.

“No need to apologize, Gwen. This is necessary for a teenager’s growth.”

"Yes, Dad, maybe I'm not a teenager anymore."

George Stacy released Gwen, saying, "In my heart, it always has been."

Gwen sat on the steps, watching the sunset with her father.

"Okay, Dad, what should I do next? Or should I tickle you until you roll around on the floor?"

George Stacy smiled and put down her Coke. "Little girl, I don't care how strong you think you are. If your finger touches me, you'll curl up into a little ball."

The father and daughter joked around, as if they had returned to the old days.

"What's that, Dad?"

Gwen suddenly noticed a thick folder next to her father.

"this?"

As he spoke, George picked up the folder beside him and said to Gwen, "About this, this is a case I will never be able to understand, a promise I will never be able to keep."

"My last case, the Rhino and Spider-Woman case."

Gwen listened to her father and took the documents from his hands.

"Sometimes the truth doesn't matter. If I've learned anything from my years as a police officer, it's that secrets aren't always lies, and reality isn't always the truth."

George told Gwen, "The truth is, nobody cares whether Spider-Woman and Spider-Man are bad guys or good guys, because they don't want to."

As he spoke, he took the thick stack of documents back from Gwen's hands. "I'm going to destroy it, but you, Gwen, I've decided to bury it all, because I trust you can handle it."

As Gwen listened to her father's words, she suddenly felt an urge to cry.

Her father broke his oath as a policeman and supported her becoming Spider Woman.

Sensing his daughter's emotions, George reached out and stroked Gwen's blonde hair.

“Do you remember what I used to tell you, Gwen? When I came home after a bad day, your mother would always ask me how I had gone, and I would just say ‘I was alright.’”

"That was definitely not a lie, or the truth; it was just what we wanted to hear."

George Stacy walked up to the trash can and continued speaking to Gwen: "No matter what I say or do, I can't stop you from becoming Spider-Woman, and I'll never understand."

"But I don't need to understand, because that's not what you need from me."

“I’m resigning today, Gwyneth. My police career is over.”

Gwen looked at her father in shock upon hearing this.

She never imagined that her father would resign.

"why?"

"Because anyone can be a policeman, but I'm the only one who can be your father."

"Crack!"

George Stacy threw the lighter into the trash can.

The documents that had been put in the trash can were suddenly ignited by the flames.

The fiery red flames made George's face appear even redder.

"dad."

Gwen came over and rested her head on her father's shoulder.

The warmth they shared with their father during their childhood returned to them.

All those previous barriers have disappeared.

After watching the sunset in silence for a while, Gwen suddenly said to George, "Dad."

"Ok?"

"I've made a lot of friends lately, and they're all Spider-Women like me. One of them is even a pregnant superhero."

"Hmm, did you get her phone number for me?"

"Uh"

Gwen suddenly realized that her dad was being frivolous.

No way! She's much younger than you.

George sighed deliberately, "Can't a man have dreams?"

"Uh, no, stop talking, Dad, please stop having those fantasies in your head."

After complaining to her father for a while, Gwen raised her left hand and showed off the ring in her hand to her father.

“Dad, look, Peter gave this to me.”

This looks like the ring Queen Elizabeth used when she proposed!

Did Peter send this to you?

What a rascal! He actually gave his own daughter an engagement ring without her knowing.

George Stacy nearly lost her temper.

Regardless of where this kid got the ring from, his act of acting first and informing later was wrong.

Although he wanted to cause trouble for Peter right now, he ultimately held back.

After all, he had just repaired his relationship with his daughter.

but

He was filled with deep doubt: how did Peter manage to get his hands on something so valuable?!

After pondering the matter without success, George temporarily abandoned the problem.

I'll find out the truth from him eventually anyway.

"Well, today is Spider-Woman Day, could you stay and keep your father company?"

"of course."

Gwen said to her father, "Of course I'll stay here."

"Police officer dads are the best!"

"What? A genius thief, but a bit wicked, is that your assessment of me?"

The black cat almost jumped up.

The two were in a coffee shop.

Peter calmly told her, "That's you from a parallel universe, not you."

"That's me too, okay, that's part of me."

The black cat found everything Peter said incredible.

Parallel universes and all that, why do they sound like a fantasy?

"Isn't she a rock star? Doesn't she speak French? Is this the only uniform she usually wears?"

The black cat kept asking Peter questions.

Peter didn't expect the black cat to be so excited.