Marvel: All the Famous Scenes Were Exposed By Me

Pepper Potts was stunned, she couldn't believe that these words actually came out of Tony Stark's mouth.

God, is this still the arrogant narcissistic playboy?

When did he realize this?

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

"The WWII veteran?" Tony Stark said, chewing his sandwich. "I don't think he'd like me, I mean, it's pleasing to the eye."

"Don't say that, Captain America is really a superhero that deserves the respect of all of us." Pepper Potts saw Tony Stark was in a hurry and handed him a glass of juice, "But you, You're a superhero too, and you've saved a lot of families. In my opinion, the only difference between you and Steve Rogers is that he lives in everyone's heart, and you, really, live."

"Pepper, don't say that. Oh, I'm talking about you saying that the captain died, and you saying that I'm a superhero. I love hearing that, you can go on, keep saying it three thousand times." Stark took the juice and gulped two big sips, "I mean, the captain doesn't necessarily live in everyone's hearts, maybe he lives in this world too."

"come on, Tony, you've just been serious for five minutes, and then you start teasing again, and the target of the joke is still Captain America." Pepper Potts rolled his eyes, "He is the first superhero in history, so to speak Your senior, you should give proper respect."

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

"Is it really a secret?" Pepper Potts asked suspiciously.

"It's a secret, I didn't tell anyone."

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

"The secret is..." Tony Stark dragged his voice, pulling the suspense full of suspense, "that I am more handsome than that veteran."

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

"Okay, okay, I'll tell you the real secret." Tony Stark was in a good mood after successfully tricking the little pepper. "Captain America Steve Rogers, he's probably still alive."

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

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

"It's been nearly 70 years since the captain died?" Pepper Potts still had a look of disbelief. "There is no god in this world, how can it be possible to resurrect someone who has been dead for 70 years."

"Speaking of God, then I'll tell you the second secret. There are gods in this world." Tony Stark said, "and will come to Earth."

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

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

"It's not resurrection, it's not dead at all." Maria Hill sat next to Peggy Carter and said while peeling her oranges, "The captain chose to fall into the sea in order to prevent the bomb from exploding in New York, but so Years have passed and we haven't found the Captain's body. Carter, haven't you wondered why?"

"Because there is no death, so there is no body?" Peggy Carter looked at the ceiling,

The roar of the car could not help but sounded in his ears, and a young and handsome face appeared in front of him.

He was wearing a star-striped suit, shield in hand, and sat in the co-pilot, Colonel Phillips was driving, and she was sitting behind him.

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

But they still didn't catch up with the people who fled in front, because they were really flying.

"Stop!" Captain America stood up with his shield in hand.

"Wait!" Peggy Carter abandoned all the shyness of her daughters, put her arms around Captain America's neck, and the two kissed affectionately.

"Go kill him!" she told him.

"I'm not going to kiss you!" Colonel Phillips got on the plane, in a no-frills joke.

Then, he never came back.

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

Looking back on it afterwards, she regretted countless times and cried countless times. If she did not encourage him to get on the plane that day, but kept him, would he live.

But she knew that whether she kept it or not, it would be futile, and 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 "hero" rather than "superhero".

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

Stephen Rogers being a hero has nothing to do with his status as a super soldier.

Even if he did not inject serum, even if he was still that scrawny boy, when faced with a choice, he would still make the greatest choice!

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

"Maybe there's no time to worry about safety, I'm going to try to make a forced 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, and I have to let it land in the sea."

"Please, don't do this, we can think of a way when we have time."

"A lot of people will die if we don't act now. Looks like I'll be dancing with you another day, Peggy."

"Next Saturday at the Stork Club."

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

The roar of the propeller of the plane, the sound of the plane crashing into the sea, the sound of choppy waves, echoed in her ears every night.

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

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