I Am Gwen's Spider-Man Mentor

Chapter 66 The Investigation of Superintendent Stacey (Please follow up!!!)
"Aaron Kowominski... Arthur Williams..." Superintendent George Stacey flipped through the list of engineering students in his hand.

Spider-Woman... No, after Spider-Man fights, he usually leaves behind a lot of extremely tough composite materials. To make such composite materials in large quantities, the person must have a background in science and engineering.Now that Empire State University has been identified as the main scope of investigation, the College of Engineering is naturally the first to be found out.

"Gwendolyn Maxine Stacy." Seeing this name, the superintendent couldn't help but widen his eyes. This name was exactly the name of his newly born daughter.

If it’s just the same name, the superintendent will just laugh it off. There are only a few popular names these days, but not only the same name, but also the same surname, it has to arouse the suspicion of the police officer—there are about 630 million surnames in the United States. For Americans, having the same first and last name is almost a fantasy.

What's more outrageous is that even the middle name is the same!
The probability that my newly born daughter has the same name as a student from Imperial State University is about one in three million, but such a small probability happened!

Mr. Superintendent certainly didn't feel that he should buy a lottery ticket. On the contrary, he became more and more suspicious of the owner of this name.

"Sir," said George Stacy to the Dean, pointing to the name, "this Miss Gwendolyn Maxine Stacy, may I see her?"

The dean glanced at the name, then fell silent, as if searching his memory—this behavior made George even more suspicious. How could the engineering school have four-figure students, so could the dean remember everyone?
After a while, the dean said, "If I want to find Miss Stacey, I have to call her supervisor first and ask for his permission."

"This is a police investigation." George frowned, "Even if this Miss Stacey is a student of the professor you mentioned, we don't need to seek the consent of her tutor, on the contrary, it will lead to our investigation being leaked .”

"No, no, no——" the dean sighed, "For other professors, of course we don't need to go through this procedure, I just call the students to see you, but Miss Stacy's tutor, I I think it's best to ask first."

Although his isomer was rated as "stupid" by Gwen Rui, George was able to sit in the position of the police inspector, and at least he had a good sense of the world. The name of the largest network in the list:

"Professor Xu? Raymond Xu? He is Miss Stacy's tutor?"

The dean nodded heavily: "You also know that Professor Xu is currently the rotating CEO of Stark Industries, and the school must give him this face because of emotion and reason."

"I agree." George coaxed quickly, "NYPD must also give him this face."

What a joke, the last time the NYPD provoked Xu was when he was just a university professor, and that time Xu almost made the director general dismiss the entire branch. I cherish my rank very much.

The dean nodded in agreement, then picked up the handset: "Hello, Professor Xu?"

----split line----

Raymond was a little surprised when he received the call from the school. He even had some doubts, whether it was Jonah Jameson, the boss of the Daily Bugle, who had revealed Gwen's identity as Spider-Man.

Otherwise, how can you explain that the NYPD also came to your door within a few days after Jin came to him?

Of course he has enough capital to reject the NYPD's investigation, but the relationship between himself and the NYPD is not much better than the freezing point. It is of course a good thing to have a chance to ease the relationship between the two parties.

Raymond called Gwen: "Gwen, your dad wants to investigate you, do you want to go?"

Gwen put on a question mark face with distorted brows and eyes on the other side of the phone. The girl even scratched the back of her head, pulled off a few golden hairs, and then managed to reply: "My dad? My dad... When did you come? "

"It's not your dad." Raymond almost laughed out loud on the other end of the phone, as if pleased to see Gwen deflated. "Did you know that this universe also has a Captain George Stacy."

Hearing Raymond's words, which seemed to surprise her, Gwen felt helpless. The girl sighed and replied, "I know."

"Ah..." The imaginary surprise did not appear, and Raymond, who was planning to tease Gwen, was frustrated. "What I mean is, this Superintendent George Stacey is planning to meet you."

"See me?" Gwen was surprised this time, "Why?"

"Gwendolyn Maxine Stacy, how suspicious do you think this name is to Superintendent Stacy?" Raymond put on a persuasive posture.

"It's suspicious." Gwen reacted instantly. The probability of having the same name and surname in the United States is really too low. Who wouldn't feel suspicious when they saw this?
But the blond girl also has her own doubts: "He won't investigate me just because of the same name and surname?"-after all, this is not really an illegal thing.

"Gwen, let me ask you." Raymond's voice became serious, "Do you often hang around Empire State University in your combat uniform?"

"Uh...Of course, I also have to take care of the class." Gwen replied with some embarrassment.

"That's it." Raymond added the emphasis to himself, "Superintendent Stacey has been looking for Spider-Woman, and Spider-Woman frequently appears near Empire State University, so he will definitely look for Empire State University Come here. He will also find you, and find out that you have the same name and surname."

"But what do these two things have to do with each other?"

"Gwen—" Raymond drew a long voice, "Having the same name and surname is very suspicious, and Empire State University is also very suspicious. The combination of these two things is even more suspicious."

"But...there is no connection between them?" The blond girl was a little puzzled.

"For these police officers, they don't need to know the suspicious connection, as long as they know that it is suspicious, it is enough reason to launch an investigation."

There was silence on the other end of the phone, and Gwen was clearly engaged in a fierce ideological struggle.After a while, the girl replied in a low voice on the phone: "When are you going? What do I need to do?"

----split line----

When George saw Gwen appear in front of him, his eyelids twitched suddenly.

This girl with pink highlights and brow nails looks like a hippie girl, but she is actually Gwen Stacy?
As the patriarch of the WASP family, George nearly broke the ballpoint pen in his hand.

But despite George's buildup of sullenness, his professionalism as a superintendent allows him to cover up his emotions well.

"Hello, George Stacey, NYPD." The superintendent in a white shirt nodded to the girl in front of him, "Please sit down."

No matter which universe, Gwen is too familiar with her father-although Superintendent Stacey thinks she can hide her dislike of rock girls in her eyes well, Gwen, who has known him for more than ten years in advance Still keenly captured this:
Sure enough, no matter which universe he was in, George Stacey was destined to be a rigid, inflexible, and conventional guy.

"Don't be nervous." The superintendent and the dean exchanged winks. The latter stood up, nodded to Gwen who had just sat down, and then buttoned up his suit and went out.

The superintendent watched the dean go out, slid his back on the back of the chair, smiled at Gwen in front of him, and tried to make the girl relax: "Why didn't your tutor come with you?"

"Professor Xu is very busy, not to mention that I'm just an intern in his laboratory." Gwen replied in a business-like manner, and she didn't say a word other than this—the girl thought that as long as she said less, she would be fine. He will not show his flaws in front of his police father.

"I heard that it's not easy to enter his laboratory." The superintendent lowered his eyes and didn't look directly into Gwen's eyes. Sometimes even if you want to give pressure, you should control the suspect's emotions. Sometimes The pressure wasn't on the interrogator's expression.he asked:

"Even compared to Miss Felicia Hardy, who entered almost at the same time as you, your grades are not ideal. Could it be that you have some special experiences that impress him?"

When the superintendent asked this question, he raised his head and squinted his eyes to look at Gwen Stacy in front of him—the girl was sitting upright, but still seemed a little flustered. Obviously, she was sitting opposite her father, but the other party Only the role of "policeman" is left, which also makes her a little at a loss.

George Stacy will show mercy to Gwen Stacy, but Captain Stacey will not show mercy to suspects!

"I... helped Professor Xu a little bit before." Gwen chose his reply carefully - but obviously, the tricks that can fool the professor are not easy to use in front of a police inspector.

George Stacey scoffed at this, but he didn't expose Gwen's lies immediately, he just lowered his head and chuckled that the girl couldn't stand the interrogation, and then continued his interrogation as sharp as a long sword: "Gwen Ms. Stacey, you successfully obtained the admission letter from Empire State University more than a year ago, and then applied for a scholarship..."

The superintendent raised his head, and Gwen read the sense of control in his chest from the eyes of his different-dimensional father.The superintendent said: "However, Miss Stacey, the study records you submitted about your high school years, I checked with Midtown High School, and found that they have no relevant records to verify."

"And..." the superintendent became serious, "Miss Stacey, your statement about your parents also cannot be verified in the federal database, so I have to ask—"

The superintendent stood up in front of Gwen, his tall figure completely covered the sunlight that came in through the window, forming a shadow on Gwen's body.The girl raised her head nervously, only seeing the serious face of the police officer and the terrifying coercion exuding through seriousness:
"Miss Stacy, where did your surname come from?"

(End of this chapter)