Alvin had no idea what grand plans Nick and the others had, but he instinctively felt that Nick was going to make a huge mess of things.
Out of a father's concern, Alvin always instinctively wanted to put the brakes on Nick and the others.
But this time, Frank showed the decisiveness of a biological father.
He had been monitoring the kids' conversations all along. When he realized they weren't acting on impulse, he decided he would support them no matter what.
Stark was just as eager to see what would happen. He even had the Stark Industries factory rush out a batch of brand-new Battle Axe Phones, which Alvin transported to Las Vegas through the Space Gate.
As the rule-maker for smartphones and the owner of the only legitimate app store, Stark didn't just open up the phone's port to Little Harry—he even gave him access to JARVIS.
The little tech geek was rapidly building a whole new mobile app platform. He didn't even have to rent his own servers.
Watching the two troublemakers with nothing better to do, Alvin chuckled and said, "Which one of you is going to keep an eye on them? Make sure they don't do anything stupid..."
Frank looked at Nate approaching from the distance and said, "Those kids are smart. They approached that bunch of con artists, so they obviously aren't looking to make a big scene.
That's a good thing. Not every problem has to be solved in a bloodbath."
Alvin smiled and nodded. "That's true. At first, I thought Nick wanted to take Richard along to fight those gangs."
Frank said in a tone that was hard to read, "That's a good thing. People shouldn't get used to solving problems with bloodshed.
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