Meiman: All the famous scenes were exposed by me

Pepper Potts was stunned. She couldn't believe that these words came from Tony Stark's mouth.

Oh my god, is this still the arrogant, narcissistic playboy who shows mercy everywhere?

When did he have this realization?

"Tony, if Captain America is still alive, you must be his confidant at this moment." Pepper Potts looked at Tony Stark with some obsession. Although the Tony Stark in front of him was a little abnormal, he had to say

, Tony Stark looks really charming like this.

"That World War II veteran?" Tony Stark said as he chewed his sandwich. "I don't think he'd like me. I mean, I'd like him."

"Don't say that, Captain America is indeed an out-and-out superhero, worthy of admiration from all of us." Pepper Potts saw Tony Stark eating anxiously and handed him a glass of juice, "But you,

You are also a superhero, and you have saved many families. In my opinion, the only difference between you and Steve Rogers is that he lives in everyone's hearts, and you are really alive."

"Pepper, don't say that. Oh, what I'm talking about is that you said Captain passed away and you said I was a superhero. I really like to hear it. You can continue to say it three thousand times." Tony

Stark took the juice and took two big sips, "I mean, the captain may not only live in everyone's hearts, maybe he also lives in this world."

"E on, Tony, you have just been serious for five minutes, and then you started teasing again, and the target of teasing was Captain America." Pepper Potts rolled his eyes, "He is the first superhero in history, so to speak.

You should give proper respect to your seniors."

"Pepper, let me tell you a secret, don't tell anyone else." Tony Stark waved to Pepper Potts.

"Is it a real secret?" Pepper Potts looked suspicious.

"It's such a secret, I haven't told anyone."

"Okay, I'm all ears." Pepper Potts leaned over and put her ear to Tony Stark's mouth.

"The secret is..." Tony Stark drawled, adding to the suspense, "It's that I'm more handsome than that veteran."

"Tony!" Pepper Potts glanced at Tony Stark angrily.

"Okay, okay, let me tell you the real secret." After successfully tricking Pepper Potts, Tony Stark was in a great mood, "Captain America Steve Rogers, he is probably still alive."

"You're lying to me again!" Pepper Potts snatched Tony Stark's half-eaten sandwich away, "Okay, I have to leave now, I'm still very busy."

"It's true." Tony Stark stretched his head directly and took the sandwich away from Pepper Potts' mouth. "Someone is making great efforts to find it."

"It has been nearly 70 years since the captain died, right?" Pepper Potts still looked unbelieving. "There is no God in this world, so how can it be possible to resurrect someone who has been dead for 70 years?"

"Speaking of gods, let me tell you the second secret. There are gods in this world." Tony Stark said, "And they will come to Earth."

"e on!" Pepper Potts shrugged, feeling that Tony Stark was getting more and more outrageous.

"There is no God in this world. How can a person who has been dead for 70 years be resurrected?" At the same time as Pepper Potts said this, a gray-haired and wrinkled old man in a nursing home in New York also said this.

Same words.

"It's not resurrection, but it's not death at all." Maria Hill sat next to Peggy Carter and said while peeling an orange for her. "Back then, the captain chose to fall into the sea to avoid the bomb exploding in New York, but so

Years have passed, and we have never found the captain’s body. Carter, haven’t you ever wondered why?”

"Because he's not dead, is there no body?" Peggy Carter looked at the ceiling. The roar of cars could not help but echo in her ears, and a young and handsome face appeared in front of her eyes.

He was wearing a star-striped uniform, holding a shield in his hand, and was sitting in the passenger seat. Colonel Phillips was driving, and she was sitting behind him.

Colonel Phillips drove the car so fast that he almost drove the car like an airplane.

But they still couldn't catch up with the person who was escaping in front of them, because they were really flying a plane.

"Hold on!" Captain America stood up with his shield.

"Wait a minute!" Peggy Carter abandoned all her daughter's shyness, hugged Captain America's neck, and the two kissed passionately.

"Go kill him!" she told him.

"I'm not going to kiss you!" In Colonel Phillips' not-so-funny joke, he got on the plane.

Then, he never came back.

It was she who personally sent him to a dead end.

Looking back afterwards, she regretted countless times and cried countless times. If she had not encouraged him to get on the plane that day, but had retained him, then he would not have survived.

But she knew that no matter whether she stayed or not, it would be in vain. He would eventually get on that plane, even if he knew he would never go back.

That's him!

A true hero!

Steve Rogers!

Everyone knows that Captain America is the first superhero in American history, but Peggy Carter doesn't like to call him that. She prefers to call him a "hero" rather than a "superhero."

The greatness of Steve Rogers is not because he is a super soldier, but because he is a person, his spirit, and his charisma.

Stephen Rogers' becoming a hero has nothing to do with his identity as a super soldier.

Even if he has not been injected with serum, even if he is still the scrawny boy, when faced with a choice, he will still make the greatest choice!

"Tell me the coordinates and I'll find you a safe landing spot."

"Maybe I don't have time to worry about safety. I'm going to try to make an emergency landing."

"I asked Howard to listen, he knows how to do it."

"There's no time. This plane is going too fast. It's heading to New York. I have to let it fall in the sea."

"Please, don't do this. If you have time, we can think of a solution."

"If we don't act now, many people will die. Peggy, it looks like I'll have to dance with you another day."

"Next Saturday at the Stork Club."

This was the last conversation between her and him. Even though seventy years had passed, she still remembered it and never forgot a word.

The roar of the plane's propellers, the sound of the plane crashing into the sea, and the roar of the waves echoed in her ears every night.

The corners of Peggy Carter's eyes were moist, and two lines of clear tears fell silently.

"Steve, you still owe me a dance..."