[Comprehensive British and American] The villain begged me to be the big brother

Nora still remembered what the book looked like, so she drew it and gave it to Peter, and told Peter to remember to buy it for her if he saw it.

When the two were eating, there was a burst of laughter behind them. Nora and Peter looked at each other, and then walked over to see what happened.

A group of people gathered together, and Fleischer was sticking a person's face in the curry sauce. The student was struggling helplessly, because his strength was not as strong as Fleischer's, and his hands were sliding beside him.

During this time, Fleischer didn't make trouble for Peter, so when he saw Nora and Peter coming, he laughed loudly and said, "Here comes the coward who hides behind the girls!"

Nora was with Peter most of the time, and Nora stopped Fleischer twice.

Just as Nora wanted to move, Peter held her down. Nora stopped, and she whispered, "Let's escape his sack after school, don't fight at school."

Nora wasn't afraid, but she didn't think it was necessary. It was dark outside and the roads were slippery. She put as many sacks on this guy as she wanted, and made sure to beat him regardless of whether he was north or south.

She winked at Peter, and Peter pursed his lips and nodded. He really didn't like this Fleischer, who relied on his family background in school, liked to pick up the most beautiful girls, and bullied others.

"Let him go!" said Peter.

Fleisher raised his eyebrows, and he sneered, "So what if I don't let him go?"

The face of the classmate who was pressed on the table was flushed, and none of the people around stepped forward except Peter. They were afraid that they would be implicated.

Nora looked around at the expressions on the faces of the people around her, but there were no expressions at all.

Hearing Fleischer's words, Peter didn't talk nonsense. He took a step forward and pinched Fleischer's wrist. He had nothing to be afraid of being pinched by such a thinner man than him, and even showed his A mocking smile.

The next second his face changed, and his hand was easily taken away by Peter.

The people around made noise, and he suddenly became exasperated. He swung his other hand at Peter. Unlike Nora's sparring, all this seemed to be in slow motion in Peter's eyes.

He flicked his head to the side, and Fleischer's fist was thrown in the air, his leg tripped over the stool, and he was tripped like this, and fell with the curry soup on the table, and was splattered all over his face.

Fleischer: "..."

He didn't seem to know what was going on as the soup dripped from his head.

The people around were quiet for a second, and then laughed. Nora patted Peter on the shoulder from behind, and winked at him. Peter immediately understood, and the two turned around and slipped away.

Nora also heard Fleischer snarl that Peter would not be spared.

Fortunately, they have already finished their food, so it is not a waste to slip away now.

It's not that Peter was never bullied at school, until now, he found that he could fight back easily, so he smiled happily.

Nora scratched her head and said, "Go put him in a sack tonight."

Peter: "..."

Although this guy is annoying, he doesn't have to beat him, so Peter said, "Forget it."

Nora patted Peter on the shoulder, "What a good boy."

Peter: "I'm older than you!"

Although he was praised, he still wanted to emphasize it.

He looked at Nora and then at the road ahead. The plants planted on both sides made people look very comfortable.

Peter's clothes were ready, and there was one thing he kept from Nora, which was that he found an underground boxing gym to make some money.

Their family was a little short of money, and he felt that he could definitely win in the underground boxing gym.

It was another weekend, and Nora was walking with her hands in her pockets, chewing gum, to a large library.

Thinking of this, Nora felt a little regretful. For such a small matter as a book, she should have exchanged numbers with Tony Stark, and then asked Stark for help.

It should be easy for him to find a book, but she told him her pseudonym. Now that it's all over, why would she have the nerve to ask him for help.

... Now I regret that I don't know if it's too late.

It was already evening when she searched around in the library, but she still found nothing. She scratched her hair and could only forget it.

Find that book, read the content of the book, and then summon it again, and you can confirm whether you are a demon or not. If she is a demon, she must not be an ordinary demon.

Speaking of which, Nora felt that her father had picked up a child with devil horns and brought her home in a thunderous night in the wilderness, and had brought her up like this.

To think that she is just a simple bone mutation, is really invincible.