Chapter 103: All those who walk on two legs are enemies!

On the screen was a picture of herself wearing a red bikini, showcasing her well-proportioned figure and tantalizing exposed skin.

Next to her, Spider-Man's figure was blurry, not very clear.

The post showed that the views had exceeded five hundred thousand and were still increasing.

Frowning, she scrolled through the comments.

Within a short period, there were already over ten thousand comments.

"What the hell is this outfit? My bro is completely stunned!"

"Indecent attire!"

"Hey, upstairs, is it your brother or yourself? Admitting is not shameful, lying is!"

"Del, I saw your comment, remember to log out before your wife logs in and clear all browsing history."

Del: "Sorry, I don't know you."

(Del has logged out)

Frowning slightly, Vanessa glanced at these comments.

She continued to scroll through the comments below.

"Spider-Man is quite a player, actually having a midnight date with such a beauty in the woods."

"Is that Spider-Man? His appearance is very blurry."

*Click*! Vanessa closed the tablet.

But soon she picked it up again, scrutinizing the picture of herself.

"Fantastic, from any angle, I look good."

She said to the butler on the phone.

Collins hadn't expected his mistress to have such a unique perspective.

He coughed and said to Vanessa, "You've become a popular figure now, Miss."

"What do you mean?"

Vanessa, who didn't understand the internet well, asked the butler in confusion.

"It means you're famous."

Vanessa stretched lazily, "I don't want to be famous. I'm the Night Woman, I lurk in the darkness."

"Well, but you will feel annoyed."

Vanessa didn't feel annoyed, but Peter did.

The next morning.

Gwen went to question him.

"I'm happy for you all because you've read the best literary work in history, 'Animal Farm,' this dystopian novel."

In the classroom, the English teacher was explaining the weekend reading to the students.

"It can be considered as a fictional literary work, but also as a fable."

The short-haired English teacher glanced down at Gwen, who was quietly playing with her phone.

"Gwen, maybe you can tell us why I used the word 'fable'?"

Gwen, who was called upon, was a bit baffled.

She was texting Peter at the moment.

Hesitatingly, Gwen stood up and apologized to the teacher, "Sorry, I don't know."

In fact, because there had been quite a few things happening recently, Gwen hadn't had time to read the novel.

The teacher continued to ask Gwen, "Well, then can you tell me which of the Seven Commandments the lines drawn on the white barn represent?"

Gwen still didn't know the answer.

After embarrassing herself in class, Gwen's mood worsened.

"All those who walk on two legs are enemies!"

On the rooftop, Gwen felt the wind blowing as she looked through "Animal Farm" in disappointment, finally finding the answer to the "lines drawn by animals in the barn."

But now it was after class, even if she knew, it wouldn't matter.

"Now you're the number one hot news figure, Peter."

Gwen said to Peter with a resentful look.

"What?"

Peter pretended not to understand.

Gwen handed the photo in her phone to Peter, "Look at this photo, you're on a date with a mysterious lady."

She originally wanted to say the term "half-fruit lady" in the title, but in the end, she didn't have the nerve.

Although she felt the woman in the photo was overly sexy, she was still very unhappy.

Peter had already known about this news.

He had noticed when the reporter took the photo last night.

Originally, he thought the other party only took a photo of that vampire, but he didn't expect his blurry figure to also be captured.

"I thought the number one hot news figure recently was Hunter Calvin, after all, his gimmick is the biggest now."

Peter returned the phone to Gwen in a calm tone.

"But she stole Calvin's limelight."

Gwen put the pocket-sized "Animal World" into her pocket, "I mean, everyone is talking about her now, thinking she's the sexiest woman. Do you know her, Peter?"

She didn't expect another sexy and mysterious lady to emerge besides Black Cat.

Sure enough, all those who walk on two legs are enemies.

Gwen fell into contemplation.

"Actually, I don't know her."

Peter explained to Gwen, "I met her in the State Park last night while investigating. She shouldn't be an ordinary person."

"State Park?"

Gwen quickly caught the key point, "Wait. What were you investigating? Peter, you didn't tell me."

"Monster on Bear Mountain, Gwen, after what happened with Harry and Norman, maybe you need a break."

Peter gave his reason.

In fact, he didn't want Gwen to get involved in these things anymore.

These dark creatures and the like were not as simple as ordinary thieves.

Gwen dealing with them wouldn't be easy.

Moreover, it also involved the secret within his own body, and he didn't want Gwen to be involved in it.

Gwen explained her concern about herself, then she skeptically asked Peter, "Wait, you said she's not an ordinary person?"

"Yes, she's like a vampire."

"Vampires really exist in this world?"

Gwen's expression showed disbelief, "Are you sure you're not joking, Peter?"

"Since Spider-Man exists, it's quite normal for vampires to exist too."

"This is completely different!"

Gwen took out her phone, staring at the picture of the vampire on it.

"Oh my god! Her eyes seem like they could suck me in."

The bell rang, interrupting the question she wanted to ask next.

Helplessly, she could only go downstairs to the classroom first.

While going downstairs, Gwen suddenly stopped and hesitated to say to Peter, "Peter, we're one, right?"

"I mean, after all we've been through, I thought we were inseparable, like one body, two souls? Um, maybe that metaphor is a bit bad, I mean, we're not just ordinary friends, it's more than that."

Gwen blinked her blue eyes, "Well, what I said was complicated and strange, I meant that no matter what happens, I want to be with you, and I want to help you."

Peter looked at Gwen, silent for a moment, then nodded to indicate that he understood Gwen's meaning, "Of course."

Gwen instantly felt relieved, and quickly changed the subject, "Well, what I said just now was a bit strange, are you free after school?"

"Yes, why?"

"The Marigold Band's rehearsal is on, and you can be the first audience."

"One! Two! Three! Four!"

Along with the sound of drums, Gloria's singing rang out.

"~Baby, baby, you'd better slow down! Don't wander around the whole city."

"~You can't refuse this, take me with you, take me with you, or you'll lose me."

Peter, sitting in the audience, heard these strange lyrics, feeling speechless.

Who wrote these lyrics?

Why do they have Gwen's sarcastic tone?

And, are you sure this wasn't just rewritten by Gwen just now?

"~Take me, take me, there's no second chance, take me, with the wildest love."

"~Take me, take me, it's your responsibility, take me, take me, I'm irreplaceable."

After the performance, Gloria wiped the sweat from her forehead and said to Gwen and Betty, "Everyone's rehearsal was great, Gwen, you were a little slow again."

Gwen looked guiltily at Peter, 'Sorry, I was distracted, I won't make such mistakes next time."

Betty touched her cheek, "Maybe we can sneak out and get some snacks, recharge our energy. I want a corn dog."

Gloria disagreed, "No, we can't sneak out during band time."

She quickly glanced at Peter, who seemed helpless, "Well, maybe not necessarily, Gwen's mind won't settle down with someone here."

Gwen said embarrassedly, "Maybe next rehearsal will be fine, I'll control my mistakes."

Gloria looked at the restless Betty and shook her head, "Forget it, let's end here today, there's a little glutton here."

Finally, the band disbanded in Gloria's helplessness, and Betty got to taste the corn dog she wanted.

Peter went to have dinner with Gwen.

"I always seem to be a little slow during rehearsals."

Walking on the street, Gwen said to Peter.

The surrounding streets were crowded with people, and the whole street was bustling with activity.

"Why isn't it them being a little fast? You're the drummer, theoretically it's your job to keep the beat."

Gwen felt it was her own problem, "Maybe you and we see things from different perspectives, but do you think this song sounds good?"

"It's not bad."

Peter nodded.

Gwen wanted to say that this song was written for the two of them by herself, but she didn't have the courage to say it.

Meanwhile, not far from the two of them, on another street.

A woman walked out of the back door of a bar, intending to leave along the alley.

But she quickly found herself lost.

There were many roads in the alley, and her vision was often blocked by piles of garbage, which made her dizzy as she walked around.

"Excuse me, is anyone here?"

The slightly intoxicated woman asked around.

There were only a few street lights in the alley, flashing on and off, adding to her inner fear.

Behind her, a dark figure slowly approached her.

Perhaps sensing something, the woman suddenly turned around, only to see a terrifying face approaching her.

A ghastly face with no trace of blood.

Terrified, she let out a scream.

But the next second, the dark figure pounced towards her.

Gwen, with her heightened senses, suddenly stopped in her tracks, listening intently, and looked at Peter.

She heard the woman's scream, which seemed to come from not far away in the alley.

"Did you hear that? Peter, something's not right."