Dc: Start Female Superman

Because of Clark's revelation, or disclosure, Karla finally revealed the secret that she already knew how to cook.

So the lunch meal was prepared by her herself.

Martha stood at the door of the kitchen with a look of relief watching Karla busy there.

"Why?" Karla was a little uncomfortable, and her already superb cooking skills seemed to be in a hurry.

Martha just shook her head with a gratified smile, and suddenly became a little excited, and said with a choked voice: "My Karla has grown up."

Karla hurried over and put her arms around her adoptive mother.

Now she is the tallest in the family, with a height of 1.9 meters, even Clark is a little short.

Karla comforted: "Please, I'm not married yet, I'm still the daughter of the family."

"But you still moved out and found your own life and job in the big city," Martha said, still with a little resentment.

Jonathan's voice came from the living room outside the door: "Martha, don't embarrass Karla. And I'm starving to death, come out and stop hindering her."

Martha was angry: "This old thing."

Karla let go of her with a smile, and pushed her adoptive mother out: "You are really going to hinder me, Mom, I can eat later."

Because it was noon, Karla didn't prepare too many things, just as Clark expected, using the potatoes and carrots at home as ingredients, and the rice usually used to make soup, steamed a large pot of rice, and made a curry chicken.

I also specially boiled some chicken in white water, and two eggs for the dog at home.

I don't know when the dog's food became picky.

Many people say that dogs cannot eat salty food, spicy food, this or that.

I really don't know what dogs ate when there was no dog food.

Maybe dog food first and dogs later?

Martha and Jonathan may have eaten such a lunch for the first time, or they may have eaten chicken curry in other restaurants, but it is definitely not as sweet and delicious as today.

Because this was the first time they had a meal cooked by their daughter.

Including that dog also ate all the dog food mixed with Karla.

Karla couldn't laugh or cry, should she save face like this.

Then Karla also helped to clean up the things, and she also cleaned up the dishes. Martha began to secretly wipe tears from the side, saying that her daughter had grown up.

This is also the reason why Karla has been doing nothing in front of her mother, for fear that she would think too much.

Isn't it the same relationship when you grow up, really, don't be so sad, okay?

She obviously came home to live, why did it seem like she was going to move out back then?

In this way, Karla returned to her home in the countryside. She had a full month's vacation to be with her family, and she had enough time to help Clark prepare for the upcoming college life.

The only thing that upset Karla was Clark's plan to live in a dorm instead of moving in with her.

"I want to live on my own, sister. I have always been by your side and taken care of by you, but I have grown up, so it is time for me to be independent." Clark is still a young man with ideas. I want to take this opportunity to be independent, and I don't want to be taken care of by my family all the time.

Facing Clark's complaint, Karla has no way to stop it.

After all, she came here in the same way back then, and it didn't make sense that she wanted to be free at the beginning, but now she has a different attitude when facing her younger brother, and she can't double standard.

The reason why Martha was so excited before may also be because of the shock, first her daughter, and now it's Clark's turn, both children are leaving home.

Jonathan couldn't help feeling a little sentimental, and walked out before crying, and sat down in the back of the pickup truck outside.

That was Karla's favorite position. Since she was a child, she liked to sit there and bask in the sun or look at the stars when she was free.

Therefore, Jonathan will not dirty the compartment in many cases, so that she can sit or lie down at any time.

Karla chased after him carefully, still wearing her adoptive mother's apron, she came to the side and stretched out her hands to grab Jonathan's thick shoulders, and asked with a smile, "Why? Do you feel old? Can't bear us to leave?"

Jonathan snorted: "I'm not old yet."

Karla just laughed, and suddenly made a suggestion after a while: "Otherwise, you and your mother will sell the farm and move to the metropolis together, then we can live together again. I don't think Clark will want to inherit Farm."

Jonathan was moved, but he immediately shook his head and refused: "This is the painstaking effort of five or six generations of the Kent family, and it cannot be ruined in my hands."

"Stubborn," Karla muttered.

Jonathan pretended not to hear, this is the land where he has lived all his life, how could he be willing to leave.

"And in case you get bored of staying in the big city, there's always another home for you to come back to," Jonathan smiled and looked at Karla, which was her and Clark's retreat, always.

Karla hugged her adoptive father's neck excitedly.

Jonathan broke away uncomfortably: "It's not good to be seen as a baby at such an age."

Karla rolled her eyes and turned away.

Jonathan continued to sit there, looking at the yard, as if he could still recall the scene of the two children playing here when they were young.

In this way, Karla returned to the life of the farm again, and from the next morning, she spontaneously picked up the farm tools and went to the field to help with work.

Martha and Jonathan don't feel sorry for her, they know that she has super strength, and doing some farm work is not tiring at all.

In the past, she would be allowed to rest for a few days, but Karla has been helping the house since she was a child, and she has long been used to it.

But on the third day, Perry called Karla.

Karla also kept her promise, hanging up on Perry's phone more than a dozen times in a row, thanks to Perry's patience to keep calling.

In the end, Perry had no choice but to convey the news to Karla through Jennifer. She really didn't answer the phone. This woman is fine.

Jennifer brought Karla the news that Perry wanted to say. It turned out that the recent Gotham City is not peaceful, and a vigilante who is said to have been called Batman by the public suddenly appeared, walking in the dark.

After all, he still acted.

Even just yesterday, Batman helped the police catch the biggest underworld boss in Gotham City, that Carmine Falcone.

Now Gotham City is discussing whether Batman is a good guy or a bad guy, whether he should be advocated and pursued, or whether he should be arrested.

But anyway, Batman did catch Carmine Falcone, and there was a criminal record on the spot, enough to send him to jail.

The reason why Perry wanted to call Karla was because she believed in her writing and hoped that she could temporarily add an article to report on Batman.

Karla called Perry on the spot: "Damn, I'm on vacation, I have my own column, don't even think about it."

Perry was still blank after she hung up the phone: "Who is the editor-in-chief? Who is the boss?"

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