Johnny Storm stared at the two familiar guys outside the door, unsure what he should do.
He had a vague feeling that this had happened because of him, but he didn't know who was targeting him or why.
Honestly, Johnny Storm didn't think this was such a big deal. But when Hell's Kitchen got involved, things tended to get complicated.
Faced with his sister's advice and the two guys glaring at him from outside, Johnny Storm hesitated, then nodded to Sue Storm. "Then let's get out of here. I'm really sorry you didn't find a wedding dress you liked."
Sue Storm nodded solemnly. "We'll leave through the back. They're just kids. There's no need for us to get into a fight with them."
Just as Sue Storm stood up to leave, she saw a tall figure walk up to Nick and Richard outside. He draped an arm over each of their shoulders and gave her a mocking sneer.
"Oh, this is bad..."
Sue Storm saw Johnny Storm's expression stiffen slightly before turning defiant. She rubbed her forehead with a headache and said, "Johnny, don't pick a fight with Shang-Chi. This is all just a misunderstanding."
Johnny remembered the time Shang-Chi had beaten him up. He might have matured a lot, but that didn't mean he had no temper.
I was already trying to leave, and now you're coming after me anyway...
"This was a misunderstanding to begin with, but they're using that 'misunderstanding' as an excuse to give me trouble.
"I haven't done anything. Why should I be afraid of them?"
Sue Storm was about to try to talk him down when she suddenly realized that something about the whole café had changed.
It was as though a transparent wave had swept through the café. Nothing seemed different, but the