Chapter 716

Parker, who was looking out the window and daydreaming, turned his head immediately.

"What?"

"What job do you want to do after graduation?"

Parker didn't know how to answer.

"I don't know."

Liz said:

"Stop interrogating him, Dad."

Toomes said while driving:

"Just chatting."

"Don't you kids who go to that high school plan your lives early?"

Parker said:

"No, actually I'm only in tenth grade."

Liz leaned toward Toomes and said.

"Actually, Peter is an intern under Stark."

"I think he doesn't need to worry about work."

Toomes said in astonishment:

"Really? Is it that Stark?"

"Very impressive."

Toomes asked further.

"What job do you do there?"

Parker paused and said:

"Actually, I'm no longer an intern under him."

Liz was surprised:

"Really?"

Parker answered:

"Yes, that job became... very boring."

Liz was surprised:

"That job would be boring?"

"Maybe you can hang around with Spider-Man."

As a result, upon hearing this, Toomes hurriedly asked.

"With Spider-Man?"

"What kind of person is he?"

Parker pursed his lips and said:

"He's a good person."

"A very good person."

Toomes's expression revealed contemplation.

He didn't ask anything else.

While driving.

Toomes looked at Parker from the rearview mirror.

With confusion on his face:

"I've seen you, right?"

"I mean, somewhere, have we... your voice."

Toomes seemed to think of something, but just couldn't remember.

Liz explained:

"He participated in the academic decathlon with me."

"Also attended my party."

Toomes revealed an "I see" expression.

Parker hurriedly said with a smile:

"That was a great party, very great."

"Very beautiful house."

As a result, Liz smiled:

"You only stayed there for two seconds."

Parker stammered, explaining:

"No, I definitely stayed longer than two seconds."

Liz said:

"You suddenly disappeared."

Parker hurriedly said:

"No, I didn't disappear."

Liz complained again:

"You disappeared, you disappeared directly like you often do."

"Just like in Washington back then."

Toomes, who was driving, heard their conversation.

The suspicion in his expression became heavier and heavier.

The audience exclaimed.

"It's over! He's going to be exposed!"

"This is a pig teammate!"

"Toomes is an old schemer, how could Parker possibly beat him."

"If Liz hadn't said so many things, Toomes probably wouldn't have reacted, now he can definitely confirm it."

"The key is that Toomes wanted to kill Parker before, and now..."

"He's delivering his head on his own."

Sighing, Toomes said deliberately:

"What happened in Washington was really terrible."

"Were you scared at that time?"

Parker nodded.

He stared at Parker and said slowly:

"I'm sure you were happy when your old friend, Spider-Man, appeared in that elevator, right?"

Parker glanced at Liz.

Then looked at Toomes and said:

"Yes, actually I didn't go up."

"I witnessed all that from downstairs."

"That's right, it was really a lucky thing that he was there that day."

At the traffic light, Toomes's face became flickering and uncertain.

He stared at Parker, a strange smile appearing on his face.

"Spider-Man is really amazing."

Liz urged:

"Dad, the green light is on."

Soon, he drove the car to the destination.

"We're here, you should get out of the car."

"Thank you, Dad."

Toomes said: