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Chapter 127 Wanda's Imaginary Rival (Second Update)

"At such a young age, instead of studying properly, all you do is think about these kinds of nonsense all day long."

Listening to Wanda's question, Hawking pinched her cheek, somewhat speechless.

"I'm a normal man. I only like women, not men."

However, your brother prefers more mature women; he has no interest in those young girls at school.

He didn't want his sister to misunderstand him as gay.

As a man who has lived two lives and is now over thirty years old, and who leans towards grand principles, he naturally prefers women who are slightly more mature.

He must be at least in his twenties.

The girls at school who like him are all underage. He's not a pervert, so why would he be interested in them?

"A mature woman."

Wanda was both delighted and disappointed upon hearing Hawking's answer.

She was delighted that Hawking was a normal man, not that he had a problem with his sexual orientation as she worried. What disappointed her was that Hawking liked mature women, and she was still four years away from adulthood.

"No, I must keep a close eye on him these next few years and cut off all of Hawking's romantic entanglements. I'll wait until I'm more mature."

Coming to her senses, Wanda looked at Hawking with a serious expression:

"Hawking, I think men should prioritize their careers and be very careful about dating. There's a saying that goes something like that."

Love is a war without gunpowder, and in the end, someone will always get hurt. Love is a kind of bondage that makes people lose their freedom.

Therefore, you should never rush into dating, and you should never get married too early.

When Hawking heard Wanda rambling on and on about pessimistic views on love, he was completely bewildered.

He remembered Wanda as someone who was extremely love-struck and had an extraordinary desire for marriage. How could she suddenly become so pessimistic about love and marriage?

Is it

Hawking's expression immediately changed:

"Wanda, tell me, did something happen? Did some boy at school hurt you? When we get back, I'll break his leg!"

All he can think of now is that Wanda had a boyfriend at school, and then got dumped or cheated on, otherwise why would she suddenly become so pessimistic about love and marriage?

Although he doesn't object to Wanda dating, he's still very unhappy about this situation. He'd already tolerated it if she lost an arm or a leg; otherwise, he would definitely kill her.

"No, I've never been in a relationship. I don't even look at those ugly guys in school. I just think it's better for men to start dating after they're over twenty."

That would lead to a fulfilling love life and a happy marriage.

I saw this in a very famous book about love and marriage.

Upon hearing this, Wanda quickly explained, not wanting Hawking to misunderstand.

"Is that even a saying?"

Hawking was stunned. He had never heard of a man over twenty who could have a happy love life and marriage.

He is sixteen this year, which means he has four more years.

However, he estimates that four years may not be enough. Right now, his priority is to improve his own strength, and he probably won't date anyone for the next ten years unless he really meets someone he really likes.

"We're here, let's go down."

As they chatted, Hawking discovered that they had actually flown to the Doom space station.

Chatting with Wanda, this chatterbox, always makes time fly by; before you know it, a long time has passed.

"I can't do it, I absolutely can't do it!"

On the large launch pad at the space center, Ben Graeme leaned against the railing, shouting angrily.

His friend Reed Richards, standing next to him, asked with some confusion:

"External rocket launchers and orbital engines—these are the same as the spacecraft you piloted before. How could you not be able to do it?"

"I mean, I can't be Johnny Stone's right-hand man."

Do you know how he was fired by the space agency?

During his internship training, he secretly brought two female lingerie models into the simulator, and they ended up crashing into the wall.

"I absolutely refuse to be his deputy!"

Ben roared at Reed.

Reed grinned and tried to reassure him:

"Calm down, Ben. He's just a bit youthful and energetic. Young people are always like that. Don't take it personally."

There was nothing they could do; Doom confirmed that the astronaut in this experiment was Johnny, and they had no choice but to accept the outcome unless they abandoned the experiment.

Johnny is Susan's brother, and Doom likes Susan, so it's impossible for him to replace Johnny.

Just as the two were arguing, a voice suddenly interrupted them.

"Good morning, Dr. Reed, Mr. Ben."

Looking up, I saw that it was Hawking holding a girl, slowly descending from the sky.

Good morning, Mr. Hawking!

Upon seeing Hawking appear, Reed and Ben immediately greeted him excitedly.

They knew who Hawking was and had watched the live broadcast that day. They still held Hawking in high esteem for his actions in saving humanity.

"Who is this?"

"This is my sister Wanda. She wanted to see the Space Shuttle launch, so I brought her here."

Hawking introduced Wanda, and Wanda politely greeted the two gentlemen.

They had only exchanged a few words when the iron gate behind the launch pad railing opened, and a stunningly beautiful woman in a blue, open-chested bodysuit appeared before them.

"Ben, Johnny's here. Time to try on the spacesuit and get ready to adjust the instruments!"

The person who arrived was none other than Susan Stone, the future Invisible Woman.

"Oh, Mr. Hawking, you're here too. Victor was just talking about you. He's really looking forward to your attendance at the ceremony."

"Thank you, Ms. Susan. You look beautiful in that outfit. Is it the latest spacesuit?"

Hawking looked Susan over and praised her generously.

Susan Stone's outfit today definitely shows off her figure, especially with her top half-open, which makes her look even more sexy and mature.

Moreover, Hawking felt it was necessary to cultivate a good relationship with the mother of the future genius Franklin.

"Yes, this is the latest spacesuit invented by our company. From the outside, it looks like an ordinary bodysuit, but in reality, it's like a second layer of human skin that can adapt to the body's needs."

Susan explained with a smile.

Just then, Wanda, as if using a teleportation technique, instantly appeared in front of Hawking, separating him from Susan, and extended her hand to Susan with a smile:

"Hello, miss, my name is Wanda."

"Hello, Miss Wanda."

Susan paused for a moment, then smiled and extended her hand.

However, for some reason, she felt that although the girl named Wanda had a smiling face, her eyes were full of murderous intent, though she didn't know if it was just her imagination.

(End of this chapter)