I'm working on Marvel's Spider-Man in American comics.

Chapter 414 Someone is angry

Amadeus played a card, summarizing what Peter had told them and what he could tell them.

"So, it was actually a bionic robot, used to cover up your secret mission."

Because Spider-Man and Peter Parker appeared at the same time, Peter had to explain what happened to Harry and Amadeus in his room while the three of them were playing UNO, chatting and playing cards at the same time.

"Yes, confidentiality is paramount, I'm sorry."

“It’s okay, buddy, this will help you with a lot of things. For example, Flash definitely won’t think Spider-Man is Peter Parker.” Harry laughed, then suddenly remembered something and asked, “Uh, wait, you haven’t told anyone?”

"No, I told Gwen."

Amadeus paused for a moment, then asked in return, "Why? Shouldn't it be kept secret?"

"Um, because..."

"Because he doesn't want Gwen and his androids dating, what's so hard to understand, UNO!"

Harry laughed as he played a card, then teased Amadeus, "You'll understand if you ever have a girlfriend, Amadeus."

Amadeus played a four of cards in confusion, and Peter followed with another four of cards. Harry's smile froze, and he silently took eight cards, while Peter sighed.

He realized Harry was right; in fact, Peter told Gwen because he was worried that if she didn't find out and went on a date with the LMD, what would happen? Of course, he was still comforting himself, thinking that Gwen would definitely discover the difference between him and the android, so telling her in advance or not made no difference.

Amadeus continued playing his cards, completely bewildered, but he remembered that the android Peter had gone on a date with Cindy yesterday... wait...

"Was Cindy, the girl from yesterday, also an android?"

“Yeah, they’re both LMDs from S.H.I.E.L.D., so what?” Peter replied casually, “Cindy and I went on a mission together, so we were both assigned LMDs. Is there a problem?”

"……No?"

Amadeus sensed something was off. You went on a mission with a girl, then worried that your android replacement was dating another girl, and told her it was an android.

Well, it doesn't seem that strange.

"So, you guys are still, uh, dating three people?" Amadeus wasn't quite sure how to describe this strange atmosphere, so he made up a term himself. Fortunately, Harry "clarified" it: "No, dating three people should mean Peter dating two girls. Actually, it's more like they're taking turns dating each day."

"Guys, can we change the subject?"

“If you want to avoid this topic, buddy, you’d better come up with a solution, like choosing one of the girls to be your friend, or lying to them that you’re both your girlfriends at the same time… I’m just saying.”

Harry mentioned it briefly, then shrugged: "Of course, if you think you can win over two girls to accept that they have the same boyfriend, I have no problem with it, but I'm worried you won't be able to get over it yourself."

Peter sighed helplessly, then played a card and shouted UNO.

Harry muttered a couple of things about playing cards, and then Amadeus threw out another card, plus four.

So Peter and Harry both looked at Amadeus.

"I just happen to have these cards in my hand, so what?"

"...No, it's nothing."

Peter sighed helplessly and shrugged. "There shouldn't be any large-scale attacks in the next few days. I got some good news: the Elementals won't attack us anymore. Instead, we might have to wait for clues and then launch our own attack, but that's a matter for later." "So... does that mean..." Harry thought for a moment, "We'll be safe in Rome for the next five days?"

"Wow, wait a minute, we're going to stay in Rome for five days?"

Peter finally realized, "That long?"

"Yes, one day in Lisbon, three days in Madrid, two days in Naples and Venice, and five days in Rome. The trip was about halfway over, and then about half a month passed."

Peter scratched his head helplessly, waiting for the next morning when everyone would take the train from Naples directly to Rome.

On the train, Gwen looked at Harry with a pleasant expression, telling him to go sit with his girlfriend Liz, while she herself sat next to Peter Parker. Peter was looking at his computer; when he saw Gwen sit down next to him, he first said "Oh," and then closed his laptop.

He glanced at the scenery flashing past the window and started looking for topics to talk about.

"Speaking of which, Mount Vesuvius is located between Naples and Rome. We might even be able to see it from the train; that would be an absolutely stunning sight..."

"Ah."

"It's a pity we didn't include Mount Vesuvius on our trip, even though it's near Naples, it wasn't on our way."

"Ah."

Peter took a deep breath, then sighed helplessly: "Okay, uh, I know what you're probably angry about, so... let me explain?"

Gwen didn't even respond with a "hmm" this time.

"Because I went on a date with Cindy..."

"That's not you, and you've been on dates before."

"But everyone thinks we're on a date."

This is actually what makes Gwen both angry and helpless. After all, the two people actually dating are androids, and they're just following a set procedure. If Peter and Cindy were really dating, Gwen wouldn't be angry; she could just go on another date herself.

The problem is that this feeling of losing money, even though there was no actual loss, made Gwen a little grumpy.

Peter also knew how to solve this problem. The good news was that they would be staying in Rome for about five days, and during that time, the Elementals were unlikely to cause trouble.

The bad news is that he also has to spend five days during this period.

"Okay, as compensation, how about we have a date in Rome for a day?"

“What about Cindy?” Gwen suddenly asked, catching Peter off guard. “You two aren’t actually dating. If we were dating, would you be going to have another date with her?”

Does this mean the problem is completely stuck in a vicious cycle?
Regardless of whether the problem was in a vicious cycle, Peter's brain was definitely stuck in one. After thinking for a while, the two of them decided to stop thinking about it.

"Anyway, let's have some fun in Rome for two days, okay?"

"I have no objection, it's fine."

(End of this chapter)