Chapter 1226

Forgive you?

The fact that I didn't kill you is already looking highly upon you. If this were someone else, by this time next year, the grass on their grave would be growing tall, and you actually have the nerve to ask me to give you another chance?

"Black Cat, take him to draw blood. Remember to draw plenty; he is our experimental sample now. After you're done drawing blood, let him get lost."

"Yes."

Black Cat responded and walked toward Peter Parker.

Peter Parker hurriedly said: "Mr. Su Quan, Mr. Su Quan, please give me another chance. I can cooperate with you in drawing blood, cooperate with our experiments, please let me stay!"

Peter Parker sincerely wanted to stay, but his purpose for staying wasn't pure.

On one hand, it was because of the previous misunderstanding; he wanted to apologize, or rather, make amends.

On the other hand, it was for this experiment; after all, this was a project his father had once studied, and it had special significance for him.

And Professor Curt Connors turning into a lizard monster had, more or less, his reasons and responsibilities in it; he wanted to stay and help Professor Curt Connors.

Finally, and most importantly, it was the news about his father that Su Quan had revealed during the trade!

If you really had to say it, Peter Parker hadn't actually done anything heinous, nor had he damaged Su Quan's or Osborn Corp's interests.

He had just mistakenly thought Su Quan had lied to him after handing over the decay rate algorithm, and had been bitten by a spider without permission before the trade was completed, gaining abilities.

In fact, Su Quan had originally intended to let him become Spider-Man first and then study the project; after all, the key to the project's success lay in his and his father's genes.

As a result, he hadn't expected that in one day—Peter Parker hadn't even been on the project for a day—he had caused so many things because of his recklessness.

However, he really shouldn't have been bitten on purpose; after all, at the time, he thought Su Quan had lied to him about the experimental project, so the claim about his father injecting his own genes into the spider could also be fake.

To some extent, he had also taken a risk, because if he had really lied to him, Su Quan could now be preparing to attend his funeral as his friend.