Half an hour later, Morgan sat in the back seat contentedly hugging a teddy bear twice her size.
"Nine hundred and eighty-eight dollars. This is already her twenty-first giant teddy bear." Tony started the car with a headache.
"I really don't know how a piece of cloth stuffed with cotton could cost so much."
Only an old father like Tony could afford to buy Little Morgan such things without caring about the money.
For an ordinary family, even buying one would count as a considerable burden.
"And Morgan, you really can't buy any more of these next time. There's no room left in your bedroom!" Tony said, turning back.
"Got it, Daddy!" Morgan happily fiddled with the giant bear, paying no attention at all to what Tony had said.
"I'll take her home first, then take you to find that spellcaster?"
"Once you're done, we can get together again."
"Or should we eat first?" After making arrangements for Morgan, Tony asked Lin Feng.
Lin Feng thought for a moment. "Let's invite Strange to dinner too."
"As for getting together with everyone else, we'll see." Although he did not mind a group dinner, Lin Feng was not particularly eager to see Captain America and the others.
No matter which universe it was, Lin Feng was not especially familiar with Captain America and his group.
"Fine. Though I think they'd be very happy to see you." Tony shrugged indifferently.
Everyone had their own habits and personality. If Lin Feng did not want to, Tony would not force him.
After taking Morgan home, the two headed straight for the New York Sanctum.
Both Stranges were there. Blue Star was incredibly peaceful now, and the two of them, along with Wong, spent most of their days drinking tea and chatting with nothing serious to