The Osborn Family's Biggest Difference

At a private harbor in Manhattan, Stark's butler, Albus, was directing a large group of workers as they loaded supplies onto a superyacht.

Large quantities of fruits and vegetables, along with all kinds of meat, were sealed in freshness bags and carried into the yacht's enormous storage room and cold storage.

Norman Osborn's old butler, Greenwald, stood beside Albus in a crisp English suit, his face gloomy. "Is this all you do?

"We're at a critical point in acquiring OCP's business, and you still have time to worry about what Stark will eat when he's out at sea?"

Albus glanced at his old friend, who had spent his whole life gloomy and aloof. Then he smiled contentedly. "It's a pleasure. I watched Tony grow up, and I want to see him get married and have children.

"Oh, perhaps the children will come first, but that doesn't matter!

"Compared to those acquisition plans, happiness is more important—mine, and Tony and the others'...

"That's the biggest difference between the Stark family and the Osborn family!"

Greenwald shook his head coldly. "Norman is what a proper heir should be. Tony isn't a proper businessman by any measure.

"Setting aside his brilliant mind, in my eyes, Tony Stark is completely useless!"

Albus shook his head, unconvinced, and smiled. "But Norman doesn't want Harry to follow in his footsteps. Doesn't that tell you something?

"My old friend, we don't have much time left. Why not let go and enjoy what time we have?

"You've been gloomy for the Osborn family for nearly seventy years. It's time to try a different style!"

Greenwald's old face twitched awkwardly. Then he gave an almost haughty "hmph." "I enjoy destroying a company and swallowing it whole, too.

"Hurry up and finish your nanny duties. Then we can tear into