The Kidnap Victim's Family

Harry Osborn received the news the moment Norman Osborn's convoy was intercepted and the corporate tycoon was abducted.

Accompanying Harry back to Osborn Mansion was his good friend from high school, Peter Parker.

Norman Osborn had often paid Harry's friend lip service, praising him and making many promises for the future. The naïve Spider-Man had fallen for it and regarded him as an elder worthy of respect.

Even though he had never received any actual benefit from Norman Osborn, and still had to deliver pizzas and work part-time as a newspaper photographer to get through college.

In fact, ever since Norman Osborn had worn the Green Goblin Armor and exposed Spider-Man's identity, their relationship had no longer been like before, with them exchanging empty pleasantries whenever they met.

It was not that Norman Osborn had deliberately kept his distance from Peter Parker. Rather, his conduct had become vastly different from before. The shrewd businessman had become much more low-key, like a venomous snake hiding in its hole.

However, Norman Osborn had not announced to the world that Spider-Man was Peter Parker. He and Harry Osborn were still good friends, and Harry still did not know Spider-Man's true identity.

Therefore, Peter Parker did not harbor any hatred toward Norman Osborn. He simply believed that Norman had turned over a new leaf and treated him as the elder of his good friend as usual.

That was why, when Harry Osborn rushed back to Osborn Mansion today, Peter Parker, who had happened to meet his friend at the library, followed him there.

Since the man had been abducted on a public road in broad daylight, there was no option not to call the police.

Some meddlesome New Yorkers had already informed the police and reporters that "Doctor Octopus" had kidnapped someone. Then they