As social animals, humans always tended toward conformity. Whatever environment a group found itself in, its members would inevitably be changed by it. Stark felt this deeply now.
Peter and his childhood sweetheart Gwen were lovey-dovey every day. Ever since Gwen had officially confirmed their relationship some time ago, the two had begun going on dates two or three times a week.
Spider-Man had not yet reached the stage of meeting his future father-in-law, but lately he had practically been bubbling over with happiness. Every day, they could hear him excitedly talk about some little gift he had received from his girlfriend, or which dish at which restaurant they had visited had been especially delicious.
Stark had to admit that even if the details Peter talked about were childish, and the restaurants they went to were roadside stalls that a tycoon like Stark would never possibly visit, every time he heard Peter describe them, he could fully feel Peter's happiness.
Besides Peter, thanks to Strange's big mouth, the story of Schiller and his wife became increasingly detailed after being passed around by so many people, and increasingly tragic and beautiful as well.
Originally, it had only been information Coulson obtained while conducting a routine investigation into Strange. But how could he possibly keep such huge gossip to himself? The next day, Natasha and Nick heard an extremely realistic and detailed version from Coulson.
Strange's few short words had been fleshed out into a story by the genius agent Coulson. By the time it reached Natasha and Nick, Natasha, being a woman, was greatly interested in this sort of romantic love story. Her distinctly feminine sensibility added even more romantic details from her imagination, making it seem all the more real.
As for Nick, he was a skeptic. Once he learned