Like most parents, May's lessons for children were always the same few lines, repeated over and over.
Just imagining how tormented the two downstairs must have been made Su Ming very happy.
But from the sound of it, May had realized she had misunderstood what the two of them had been doing, so she did not mention any "forbidden knowledge" in her lecture. Instead, she focused more on forbidding Peter from associating with Wade.
If Wade had not thought quickly and lifted his mask, making Aunt May too nauseated to bear it for a short while and buying himself time to escape, Su Ming suspected May could have lectured the two of them until morning.
While May was dry-heaving, Deadpool yanked open the door and ran, vanishing into the night in a flash.
May let out a sigh of relief. She was afraid Peter would be led astray by Deadpool. But now that the "source of contamination" had been driven away, she did not know whether it was really over.
She slumped onto the couch and watched the Christmas program on TV. The chubby host was dressed like a reindeer, hopping about, but she had no interest in it and no mood to laugh. She only felt that life was too hard.
Her husband was dead, and she had raised her nephew Parker by herself. Every day, she had to work two jobs just to pay all the bills.
Yet he insisted on becoming a Superhero. Not only did he put his life on the line, but he was always mixed up with all sorts of questionable people.
Being a Superhero was fine. He could have followed someone like Captain America or Black Panther, serious and responsible people without too many scandals, on missions.
But Peter refused. He insisted on