Chapter 75: Marvel: Starting by Awakening the Cosmo, Chapter 35

Harry was very happy to be reunited with his old friend, and even more so that they could attend school together.

Peter was also happy about the reunion of his old friend, because this was the best news he had heard in the two months since his Uncle Ben passed away.

Yes.

Ben Parker was indeed dead, just a few days after summer vacation began, and it was precisely because of this that New York City gained a Spider-Man who championed justice.

When Hawk heard this news, he couldn't help but be stunned for a moment, and then he offered his condolences.

"Sorry, my condolences."

"It's okay."

Peter smiled.

His Uncle Ben had taught him one thing with his own life.

With great power comes great responsibility.

So...

These days, whenever Peter was out championing justice, he could always feel that Uncle Ben was by his side, so he didn't feel quite as sad anymore.

The school bus drove at a steady speed.

About half an hour later, the school bus, which could be considered full of students, drove steadily into the parking lot of Midtown High School under the driving of the bearded Hall.

As soon as the bus door opened, the students got off one after another.

"Hi, good morning, Gwen."

"L, good morning."

"Gwen, long time no see."

"Long time no see."

"Gwen, please tell me we have a back-to-school dance."

"We do, it's a tradition, Mark."

At this moment, Gwen, who was in the parking lot, stood not far away, smiling as she spoke to classmates who were getting off their own cars or getting off the school buses that had arrived from all directions of New York City.

Just then.

Hawk followed behind Peter and the new student Harry, who had gotten off the bus in front of him, and stepped off the school bus with his shoulder bag on his back.

Gwen's eyes lit up.

Just as she was about to go up to meet him, her vision blurred, and she saw someone suddenly appear in front of Hawk.

A woman with long, thick, jet-black hair like a waterfall.

Jennifer Check! (Based on Jennifer's Body, played by Megan Fox)

The sexy and charming captain of the school cheerleading squad at Midtown High School, who had a pair of captivating fox eyes and was widely popular.

Gwen subconsciously stopped in her tracks, her willow-leaf eyebrows knitting together.

"Hey, Gwen." Mary Jane, who had also just gotten off her own car, walked to Gwen's side and patted Gwen on the shoulder: "What are you looking at?"

As Mary Jane spoke, she followed Gwen's gaze.

She also saw Jennifer, who was blocking Hawk's path, dressed in revealing clothes that showed off her perfect figure.

"Ugh."

"Jennifer."

"Good grief, she still hasn't given up."

Mary Jane took a look and then withdrew her gaze, shaking her head speechlessly: "Is she really planning to achieve the feat of inviting Hawk to be her dance partner every semester for all four years of high school?"

Gwen, standing to the side, spoke in a cold voice.

"Not every semester."

"Hmm?"

Mary Jane was slightly stunned and subconsciously looked at Gwen.

Gwen's tone was serene.

"Jennifer went to invite Hawk to the grade dance in June, too, but Hawk didn't agree."

"It's as if Hawk would ever attend a dance."

Mary Jane replied, then suddenly paused, feeling as if she had discovered something, and turned her head to look at Gwen beside her.

Gwen didn't speak, just narrowed her eyes, watching Hawk from afar as he walked down from the school bus.

And...

That cheerleading captain Jennifer Check, who was happily greeting Hawk.

"Hi, Hawk, happy new semester."

"Happy new semester, Jennifer."

Hawk looked at Jennifer, who had appeared as if by teleportation, rushing in front of him the moment he got off the bus and smiling at him with her fox eyes, and greeted her with a smile.

He had probably guessed what Jennifer was here for.

After all, for the past few new semesters, Jennifer would appear in front of him at the first opportunity and ask the same question.

But knowing was one thing, and he didn't intend to preempt her.

One sentence.

What if he answered in advance, but that wasn't what Jennifer meant?

Jennifer used her captivating fox eyes to hook Hawk: "Hawk, you refused in ninth grade, you refused in tenth grade, you refused in eleventh grade, and now it's twelfth grade, the last year of high school; you can't refuse me this time, right?"

As the captain of the school cheerleading squad, Jennifer never lacked suitors.

And she had never missed a single dance.

But those dates were never Hawk.

Perhaps in the ninth grade, Jennifer had simply taken a fancy to Hawk's outstanding, independent, melancholy, and handsome temperament, which was why she thought of inviting him.

But after Hawk's first refusal, this matter seemed to have become an obsession for her.

Although she also knew that it was unlikely Hawk would agree.

But what if? If Hawk agreed, it would only add luster to her charm.

After all, for the past three years, Hawk was recognized as someone who never attended any party-type events.

Unfortunately, there were no "what ifs."

Hawk shook his head.

"Jennifer, you know I won't attend the dance."

"But if you were to attend the dance, you would invite me to be your partner, right?"

"Yes, if I were to attend, but I won't attend."

"That's the sentence I wanted, Hawk."

"Goodbye."

That was the answer Jennifer wanted.

What she couldn't get, others wouldn't get either.

That was enough; this way, even if she didn't succeed in her invitation, she wouldn't suffer any loss.

So, after getting the answer she wanted, Jennifer leaned in front of Hawk with a bright smile, kissed Hawk on the cheek to leave a deeper impression, and then happily waved and left.

Hawk watched Jennifer, who had come like a gust of wind and left like a gust of wind, shook his head speechlessly, and then looked at Gwen, who was standing not far away, and walked over.

Gwen watched with a smile as Hawk walked toward her.

"Inviting you to the dance?"

"Mm."

"Did you agree?"

"No."

"Oh."

"..."