Doctor Erik

Yake rubbed his chin. Wasn't the congressman up on the dais a member of Hydra?

The government had set its sights on Tony after all. Unlike other superheroes, Tony had no interest in hiding his identity, so naturally the military and Congress had noticed him. But there was no way he would hand over the Iron Man Armor to the government.

Yake hadn't hidden his identity either. His information was probably already sitting in a White House file. Maybe thanks to Black Egg, he hadn't been bothered by anyone from the government yet.

"Yake, what's wrong?"

"Nothing. I was thinking that I'll still come home every day after I start college. You know I'm an alien, so I have a few little abilities."

With May's face so close to his, Yake couldn't resist kissing her again. By the time he pulled away, she was breathless.

"My God! I nearly suffocated, you know!"

May gave his arm an annoyed pinch. Yake paid it no mind, scooped her up, and tossed her onto the sofa. With Peter out of the way, he intended to make the most of his time with Aunt May. He wouldn't be able to act quite so shamelessly later.

Over the two days Peter was gone, they left traces of themselves all over the house: the sofa, the kitchen, the bathroom... May was relieved when those days finally ended. She was at an age when her own appetite ran high, but even she couldn't keep up with Yake's seemingly endless energy.

He had worn her out. Her voice was even a little hoarse.

Today was Yake's first day of college. Columbia University was in Manhattan, not especially far from Queens. All he had to do was find the right cable, and he could be there in an