Chapter 728: Marvel: Starting by Awakening the Little Universe Chapter 396

"Go to the 21st Precinct first."

Gwen, sitting in the passenger seat, fastened her seatbelt and said to Hawk: "Dad said he has something to discuss with us."

Hawk nodded, somewhat curious.

"Is George planning to give Helen a surprise and wants to discuss gifts with us?"

"Dad didn't say."

Gwen shook her head: "But it's unlikely. Dad isn't that kind of surprise man. Once Mom planned to give Dad a surprise, and after the party popper went off, Dad had already pulled out his gun."

Hearing this, Hawk subconsciously looked at Gwen.

Seemingly saying.

"Really?"

"Really."

Gwen nodded, her expression serious: "Anyway, since I can remember, the word 'surprise' hasn't existed in our house."

Hawk was curious.

"Then why did George call us over?"

"Don't know."

Gwen shrugged.

"Anyway, it's unlikely to be a surprise."

"I plan to inject the vampire cure."

"..."

In the precinct captain's office of the 21st Precinct.

George, after Gwen and his future son-in-law Hawk settled down, stated with a serious expression the purpose of calling them over.

Gwen opened her mouth wide.

Hawk was also slightly stunned, then seemed to think of something, looked at Gwen, who had a blank expression on the side, and smiled.

"This should count as a surprise."

"Go away."

Gwen reacted, looked at Hawk who was smiling, rolled her eyes at the latter, then looked at George, her expression very uncomprehending.

"Why, Dad."

"Because there is a cure. Dr. Vanessa Brooks said that with Whistler's blood sample, the vampire cure can turn me back into a human."

Vanessa Brooks was the African-American female doctor that Blade rescued from the hospital back then.

Although called a doctor, Vanessa Brooks was actually a medical doctor.

Ever since Deacon Frost was killed by Hawk, Vanessa Brooks also joined S. H. I. E. L. D. and had been doing research related to the vampire cure.

The last time Whistler was rescued by Blade, the cure used was actually an experimental product.

But Whistler was very lucky and turned back into a human.

And with Whistler's successful blood sample as a precedent, Vanessa Brooks finally concocted the vampire cure after a period of research.

Originally, George didn't know about the existence of the vampire cure.

But ever since Gwen took George to the New York S. H. I. E. L. D. hub, George knew about the existence of the vampire cure.

This wasn't it.

After serious consideration these days, George called Hawk and Gwen over, intending to discuss it.

But rather than discussing, it was more like George had already made up his mind, and finding them both was just to notify them.

But!

Gwen, facing George's determined expression, slapped the table and stood up.

"No, I don't agree!"

"Why?"

George looked at his daughter who was opposing.

Hawk sat on the side, watching silently.

Gwen said: "Dad, even if you don't inject the vampire cure now, it won't have any impact on your life. The most important point is that you are a vampire, and Mom and I no longer worry that one day a police officer will knock on our door."

If George were like other captains, just a captain sitting in the office, Gwen would be very happy and wouldn't care if Dad was a vampire.

But George especially liked to visit the scene, which made Gwen very unhappy. Being a vampire was enough to ensure George's safety.

To be honest.

Ever since Dad George became a vampire, Gwen had never worried about George's safety again.

After all, even if vampires are the most useless among extraordinary creatures, they are still crushing existences when facing ordinary criminal activities.

As a result, what did she hear?

George actually wanted to turn back into an ordinary person.

Gwen didn't understand.

"Dad, do you want Mom and me to worry about you every time you go on a mission?"

"Your mom supports my decision."

"... What?"

Gwen was slightly stunned, widened her eyes, and looked at George.

"Mom, she..."

"Yes, there are no secrets between your mom and me."

George smiled slightly: "Your mom knew long ago, but I told her that it was you who asked me not to tell her first, so as not to worry her. So, these days, your mom has been pretending not to know about this."

Gwen opened her mouth.

Hawk, who was sitting on the side, silent and pretending he didn't exist, heard George's words, and his mouth twitched: "Hey, this has nothing to do with me. I don't care whether you tell Helen or not."

George looked at Hawk: "Yes, I also told Helen that you listen to Gwen."

Hawk breathed a sigh of relief and looked at George gratefully.

"Thank you."

"You're welcome."

"Hey!"

Gwen, on the side, looked at her fiancé who said thank you and her dad who said you're welcome, and was instantly unhappy: "So, Mom thinks I'm the only one who kept it from her?"

George looked at Gwen with a smile: "You did say that in order not to let your mom worry, you wouldn't tell your mom first."

Hawk, sitting on the side, also lowered his voice.

"You did say that."

"Oh, God, shut up."

Gwen extended her small pink fist and punched her fiancé, who had a gloating expression on his face, and then looked at George somewhat nervously: "Dad, did Mom say anything?"

George shrugged.

"You'll know when you go back tonight."

"Hawk!"

Gwen's expression became serious, and she turned to look at Hawk: "We have a flight this afternoon, right?"

Hawk was stunned.

"Flight?"

"Hmm?"

Gwen raised her eyebrows.

"Yes, flight."

Hawk looked at Gwen, whose eyes were unkind, immediately reacted, nodded, and looked at George: "We have a flight this afternoon."

However...

Their flight this afternoon, flying where?

Flying nowhere.

The plane didn't even take off before it crashed.

Because Helen was coming.

After all, George called them over not to discuss with them, but to notify them.

The cure injection was at ten o'clock in the morning, and as true love, Helen would naturally be present.

This wasn't it.

Outside the medical room of the New York S. H. I. E. L. D. hub.

Hawk leaned toward his future mother-in-law Helen and lowered his voice: "Helen, you know me, I listen to Gwen."

Future mother-in-law Helen looked at Hawk with soft eyes, then glared at Gwen who was standing on the side.

"Your dad is right, a leaky cotton-padded jacket."

"Mom..."

"Don't call me Mom."

Helen rolled her eyes, then looked at Gwen somewhat curiously: "I'm very curious, if I really didn't know, when did the daughter I've always regarded as the pride of my life intend to tell me?"

Gwen's expression was serious: "I intended to tell you tonight, Mom."

Helen was amused.

"When I entered the office, weren't you already looking at the plane tickets for this afternoon?"

"Hawk intends to go out to play, right, Hawk."

"... Yes."

Hawk nodded and looked at Helen: "Yes, Helen, I intend to take Gwen out to play."

Helen looked at her daughter who was spreading her hands, then shook her head and looked at Hawk.

"Hawk."

"You say."

"Thank you for your hard work."

"Not hard work."

"Mom..."

"Shut up."

Helen rolled her eyes at Gwen again, sighed at Hawk: "George and I have discussed it. After the holiday, when the City Hall opens, you take Gwen back. We don't want this daughter anymore."

Hawk raised his sword-like eyebrows, looked at Gwen, and then was overjoyed.

"Thank you, Mom."

Just like marriage requires the consent of George and Helen, marriage also requires the recognition and blessing of both George and Helen.

Although registering at City Hall doesn't require a household registration book or anything.

But without the recognition and blessing of the woman's parents, in Western society, it's also called eloping.

After all, the wedding money needs to be paid by George and Helen.

"Mom."

Gwen also reacted at this moment and hugged Helen. ===== CHAPTER 730 =====