"Boss really knew how to have fun—actually turning into a college student to pick up college girls."
Van Helsing looked full of envy, jealousy, and resentment. "I think I could do that too. Come to think of it, I've never even been to college. Ah, my lost youth."
Director Newman glanced at Van Helsing's weathered face with utter disdain. At his age, he still wanted to be a college student?
"Van Helsing, keep a close eye on Carter. Nothing can happen to him. If something does happen to Carter, everyone else will panic, and then we'll have a real problem."
Director Newman reminded him. Van Helsing took out a cigar and said, "Don't worry. I never mess around when it comes to serious business. Unless I'm not here, he'll definitely be safe and sound."
"That doesn't sound very lucky."
Director Newman grumbled. She turned to look at the mage Dave and discovered that he was holding nine phones, frantically leaving comments and liking posts—Mage Hand, a spell that could create extra arms, was generally used to assist with experiments and was basically the equivalent of Doctor Octopus's Mechanical Tentacles.
What was Dave doing? He was boosting Peggy's popularity. Peggy had also joined the superhero selection, and naturally became a wildly popular star.
That was perfectly normal. Peggy was beautiful, had a great figure, and possessed a heavenly singing voice. If she didn't become a star, who would? Besides, Peggy had already Resonated with a female superhero. Before long, she would become a new superhero herself.
As the ultimate simp, Dave naturally became Peggy's number one fan, crazily boosting her popularity online. Even after Peggy told him she already had a boyfriend, he still didn't give up.
If simps gave up that easily, they wouldn't be simps.
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