Chapter 754

Uncle Ben and Aunt May were startled.

Parker looked back once.

Then turned and left.

Aunt May said softly, "Ben, just let him be alone for a while. He'll be fine."

Uncle Ben did not let Parker leave alone.

Instead, he opened the broken door.

And chased after him into the night.

Aunt May watched Ben, who was looking for Parker, with worry.

"Uncle Ben makes sense; it's the same thing Tony said to Parker before."

"With great power comes great responsibility—it's such an easy sentence to understand, yet not many people can actually do it."

"Uncle Ben's way of teaching is great; it can make people feel responsible for their family."

"If you promise something, you have to do it. When Parker hung up the phone, I felt it wasn't right."

"He's practically a life mentor."

"It looks like we didn't manufacture this glass."

"Both of them are good people."

"They both want Parker to become better."

"But it feels like they were a bit too impatient."

Uncle Ben was outside looking for Parker.

At this moment, Parker was squatting on a high platform.

He hadn't been found.

After a while,

Parker went to the supermarket to buy milk.

But he got into an argument with the clerk over the payment.

Parker didn't have small change.

And the clerk wouldn't give him change.

He even mocked him directly: "Did your dad not give you the money for milk today?"

"You're blocking the person behind you."

Parker immediately said, "Just give me the change, don't talk about my dad!"

The clerk sneered, "Hurry up and get out of here, kid."

Parker gritted his teeth and left.

Just as he walked away from the counter,

he heard a boom.

The long-haired man in glasses behind him pushed the things on the table to the ground.

The clerk lowered his head to pick things up.

The long-haired man took all the paper money from the cash register.

When he noticed Parker was watching,

he casually threw the bottle of milk to Parker.

Parker caught the milk.

He lowered his head and walked straight out of the supermarket.

The long-haired man in glasses also successfully escaped the scene.

When the clerk finished picking up the things and stood up,

he realized all the money was gone.

The clerk chased after him.

He looked at the long-haired man in glasses on the street.

"You, stop right there!"

"Quick, someone help me stop him!"

Seeing Parker standing on the side,

the clerk quickly put on a smiling face: "Hey, brother, do me a favor."

Parker spread his hands.

"It has nothing to do with me."

Then he turned and left.

The clerk was still shouting and chasing after him.

"Hey!"

"Stop!"

"Quick, someone stop that guy!"

The long-haired man in glasses ran toward the side of the street.

He bumped into several people.

He happened to run into Uncle Ben, who was looking for Parker.

The long-haired man in glasses happened to fall to the ground.

A handgun fell from his body.

Uncle Ben looked at the handgun.

Then looked at the long-haired man in glasses.

He shouted and rushed over to grab the gun.

The long-haired man in glasses was slightly faster than Uncle Ben.

He got the gun first.

As the two struggled,

a bang of a gunshot rang out.

Uncle Ben's body stiffened.

He clutched his stomach and fell to the ground.

The gunman fled quickly.

Parker, who hadn't gone far, heard the gunshot.

He still walked over to see what was happening.

He crossed the street.

Under the dim light,

Parker saw Uncle Ben lying in a pool of blood.