"Honestly, what you're doing can't even be called working out of town. You're practically going to another planet." Howard sighed. But as a scientist pursuing truth, he said, "I agree. Once I retire, I'll go over there with you. But I have to bring Maria."
"No problem. Have you decided how you want to die?" Su Ming landed atop the airport terminal and watched as several people carried Tony onto a private jet.
"A car crash. That would be sudden and clean. How about we put on the same show you did back then?" Howard considered it and felt that a car accident was more plausible.
Su Ming removed his helmet and ran his fingers through his hair. The River Cam was indeed much cooler at night.
"So you're not planning to leave Tony any last words? And what about Arno?"
"I established a foundation separate from Stark Industries. Its profits will be used to sustain Arno's life. Maybe if I spend a few years living in space, I'll find some inspiration—find a way to cure him." The sound of a lighter flicking came through from Howard's end. "As for Tony, he's a true genius. I trust him with Stark Industries."
"Whatever you say. It's your property. By the way, how has Obadiah been lately?"
"When did you meet my partner? During the telecommunications partnership?" Howard found that rather strange.
"I've been dead for a long time, remember? I don't know him. I was just asking." Su Ming smiled. Howard could not see his expression, naturally leaving him no way to guess Su Ming's intentions. "All right, let's talk about Tony. He's alive, but the situation seems a little complicated."
Howard immediately grew tense on the other end of the call.
"What happened to him?"
The plane was still making