Chapter 678

Everything in the Stark building had to be moved to the new office location.

Happy interrupted, "Take a deep breath, I don't have time right now."

"I can't deal with an ATM robbery."

Parker continued, "I know, but..."

Happy said while signing documents, "Maybe leave me a message."

"I'm busy moving right now."

"Make sure to clear out space next week."

Parker swung across the rooftops.

He said in surprise, "Wait, moving? Are you moving or is someone else moving?"

Happy said, "Yeah, didn't you watch the news?"

"Tony sold the Avengers Tower."

"We're moving to a place in the north."

"I hope the signal is even worse there."

Parker felt like he had been struck by lightning.

He instantly became helpless and said, "Then what do I do?"

Happy asked back, "What's wrong with you?"

Parker took a leap.

He jumped onto a lamppost.

He sat on the lamppost and said, "What if Mr. Stark has something to find me for?"

"Or what if there's something urgent?"

"Can I have a chat with Mr. Stark?"

Happy sighed and said, "Fine, just stay away from overly dangerous matters."

"I must ensure you take responsibility, understand?"

Parker jumped back and forth.

He returned to the alley where he had put his backpack that afternoon.

In the dark night.

Parker said to the phone, "Of course I take responsibility for what I do."

"I... oh no!"

Parker searched all around.

He said dejectedly, "My backpack is gone."

Happy responded, "That doesn't sound like being responsible."

Parker said in a low mood, "I'll call you back later."

Happy said, "Better not, bye."

Parker looked at the empty alley.

He had no choice but to choose to go home wearing the Spider-Man suit.

"So that's when Tony and the others were moving."

"But it feels like Tony didn't really expect Parker to do anything; it seems like he was letting him be."

"Tony just wanted Parker to be safer alone; saving the world only needed him alone."

"I see Tony's shadow in Spider-Man."

"Indeed, I feel the same way."

"Both are persisting in what they want to do; if Tony wasn't persistent and focused, I'm afraid there wouldn't be so many Iron Man suits."

"Parker is still too young; he doesn't understand many things."

"I like this kind of Spider-Man; he's so funny."

The live broadcast room's bullet comments rolled by.

Some people approved of Parker's actions.

Some people didn't approve.

But more people were continuously moved.

The more they saw these scenes.

The more the crowd felt inevitable sadness.

About that scene where Parker fell into Tony's arms.

Of course, they had a deeper understanding of Parker's chatterbox mode.

Parker was wearing the Spider-Man suit.

He crawled on the outside of the building on tiptoe.

He found his own window.

He opened the window and crawled into the room along the roof.

Using both hands and feet + walking on walls.

It made it easy for him to return to his room.

He crawled gently to the door.

He shot out spider silk to close the door slowly.

He landed on the floor.

Seeing that Aunt May hadn't discovered him.

Parker suddenly breathed a sigh of relief.

He had never told Aunt May.

He didn't want Aunt May to worry about him.

Breathing heavily.

Parker felt relieved.

However, just as he turned around to get into bed.

He slammed on the brakes.

He could even hear the sound of his footsteps clicking.

Parker's whole body stiffened.

He looked blankly at the big lump sitting on his bed.

That big lump was none other than his good friend Ned.

At this moment, Ned was holding the assembled Lego in his hand.

He looked at him even more blankly than Parker.

His mouth was wide open.

A look of shock and disbelief bloomed in his two small eyes.

Clatter—

The hard-to-assemble Lego model slid from Ned's hand.

It fell all over the floor.

He stood up abruptly.

Ned looked at Parker as if he had lost his soul.

Aunt May's inquiry came from the doorway: "What's going on?"

Parker woke up abruptly and hurriedly stammered: "Uh, nothing, nothing."

Ned stared at Parker, his tone filled with shock: "You're Spider-Man?!"

"The Spider-Man on YouTube?"

Ned's breathing was rapid.

He admired Spider-Man very much.

But he didn't expect Spider-Man to be his own friend.

Parker hurriedly denied it: "I'm not."

At the same time, he tapped the spider emblem on his chest.