America: A Prodigy of Stereotypes

It's a matter of luck whether classmates who didn't go to college in New York will meet again.

“Peter…” Frye walked up to Peter.

"What is it?" Peter asked, looking at Frye.

I want to say sorry to you.

“Apologize for the times I bullied you,” Flash said.

“It’s too late for you to apologize until graduation,” Peter said.

“I don’t ask for your forgiveness.” Flash turned and walked away.

“I bet Fleiss is going to secretly polish the little pearls again,” Li Qun said to Peter as he walked over.

"Little Pearl?"

“A metaphor for tears,” Li Qun explained.

Many people had red eyes; they had all cried because of Gwen's commencement speech.

Not only did the graduates cry, but the parents who attended the graduation ceremony also cried, as did the school teachers and staff.

“Meet at the Queens Public Library this afternoon,” Gwen said to Li Qun and Peter as she walked over.

"I won't forget," Li Qun said.

"What are we going to do?" Wade popped out from behind Li Qun and Peter.

“Preparing to start a business,” Li Qun said to Wade, turning around.

"Start a company? Who's the boss here?" Wade asked.

“All three of us are,” Li Qun said.

“Peter has already secured our first deal; we're just waiting for the company to open and for us to sign the contract,” Gwen told Wade.

Be careful not to get scammed.

“How can others deceive us?” Peter asked.

“I’ve seen plenty of people get ripped off after being tricked into taking out loans and then finding loopholes to make them default,” Wade warned.

“We go to the public library to request free legal advice,” Gwen said.

"You get what you pay for," Wade said.

“Free first, then pay,” Gwen said.

"If you get scammed, remember to come to me, I'll help you clean up the mess," Wade said before walking away.

"How will he clean it up?" Gwen asked Li Qun curiously.

"They were probably playing Russian roulette with a revolver and a fraudster," Li Qun said.

"How about we have lunch together at my family's restaurant?" Li Qun asked.

"Are you treating?" Gwen asked.

“I can even cook for myself,” Li Qun said.

“I’ll go ask my dad,” Gwen said.

“I’ll go ask Uncle Ben and Aunt Mei too.”

"Harry and Stephanie..."

Peter glanced in Harry and Stephanie's direction as he spoke, and their fathers stared at each other, as if a storm was about to break out.

“Can we get to know each other again, Harry?” Walter White asked Harry.

“Okay, let me introduce myself. My name is Harry Osborn.” Harry sensed that something was off about the atmosphere, but he had to smile and extend his hand to shake hands with Walter White.

“Stephanie White, is this our first meeting? I’ve heard a lot about you from Harry.” Norman Osborne smiled and extended his hand to Stephanie.

Walter White gripped Harry's hand tightly, and Harry felt as if Stephanie's father was going to crush it.

Norman gently squeezed Stephanie's hand and then let go.

“Your father and I are old friends; we’ve known each other since college,” Norman said to Stephanie.

“That’s not all. Without me, there would be no Osborn Industries as we know it today,” Walter said to Harry.

“We’re so lucky to have met,” Harry said, looking at Stephanie.

“Stephanie, you should stay away from those Norman brats,” Walter said.

“Dad, please don’t say that,” Stephanie said.

“Your father still harbors resentment about what happened in the past, and I thought he and I had made up by now,” Norman said, looking at Stephanie.

“You didn’t tell me your son was Harry,” Walter said angrily.

“You didn’t ask me either,” Norman said.

"You almost succeeded." Walter sneered.

"What succeeded?" Stephanie turned to look at her elderly father, Walter.

“Norman sent his son to pursue you, and ended up taking over our whole family,” Walter said.

Stephanie turned to look at Harry.

Harry slowly shook his head.

“Don’t interfere in the young people’s affairs; let them decide for themselves,” Norman told Walter.

“Either you die, or I die,” Walter said.

"Does one of us have to die?" Norman was also getting annoyed.

"I have a bit of a headache," Stephanie said, rubbing her forehead.

“Me too.” Harry turned his back.

Walter pulled Stephanie toward Peter.

“Hi, Peter.” Walter White smiled at Peter.

"Hi, Mr. Walter."

“Uncle Ben, Aunt May, this is Stephanie’s father, Mr. Walter White,” Peter introduced.

“Peter is a great guy,” Walter said.

“Yes, Peter is great.” Uncle Ben smiled, but he found their conversation strange.

“I just overheard Peter and some of his friends talking about starting a business,” Walter said.

“Yes, we plan to start a small company that provides digital services, such as web design and development,” Peter said.

“When I was first diagnosed with cancer, Stephanie and Walter set up a fundraising website for me. She has experience in this area. Should we consider bringing Stephanie along?” Walter looked at Peter.

“That would be great, if Stephanie doesn’t mind us,” Peter said politely.

“Peter, I have a very positive view of your startup team. Do you need angel investment? I can invest in you,” Walter White continued.

“We’ve saved up some money ourselves, enough for our small company to get through the initial stage,” Peter said.

Peter felt his heart pounding, which made him nervous.

Something's not right.

Peter didn’t feel that talking to Walter White would cause him such great psychological pressure.

Peeking around furtively, Peter sensed Harry's father Norman's gaze.

Chapter 321 The Birth of Parker Industries

Peter had never missed Mary Jane so much.

If Mary Jane were here, he would immediately take her hand and confess his feelings, telling her that he had liked her for a long time and wanted to be her boyfriend.

“Peter is mine, and no one can take Peter away from me.”

Wade put his arm around Peter's shoulder and stood next to him to block Norman's view.

“Let me clarify, I’m not gay,” Peter said.

"Let me also clarify that I am not gay," Wade said to the parents in front of him.

"Wade just likes to joke around, uncles and aunts, please don't mind him." Li Qun rushed over and took Wade away.

“Peter is very popular,” Uncle Ben said with a smile.

“It’s a lot like me when I was young,” Walter said to Uncle Ben.

“Peter doesn’t usually cause much trouble, but when he does, it’s a big one,” Uncle Ben laughed.

“May, do you remember? When he was about ten years old, Peter wanted to fry some French fries himself and almost set the house on fire.”

"I remember, it was me who put out the fire in the kitchen," Aunt Mei said with a laugh.

Peter's toes dug into the ground as he suddenly started recounting embarrassing childhood stories.

Uncle Ben and Aunt May continued, vividly recounting to Walter and Stephanie other embarrassing things Peter did as a child.

“Boys and girls are really different. Stephanie was such a well-behaved and quiet child,” Walter said with a smile.

"I didn't."

“My mom told me that when I was three years old, I really hated my little brother, and I kept saying I wanted to throw him away when he was one year old,” Stephanie said, crossing her arms.

"It's a very normal sibling relationship."

“When I was a kid, I used to fight with my brothers every day. The fiercer we fought, the better our relationship was,” Uncle Ben said.

"How are you feeling? I heard you weren't feeling well," Ben Parker asked Walter White with concern.

“Things are much better lately, and seeing Stephanie get married shouldn’t be a problem,” Walter said.

"You need to have more confidence in yourself and believe that you can live longer," Uncle Ben said.

"Hello, Mr. White."

"Hello, you're Gwen's father, right?"