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Steve entered his life, and Steve was a little confused. Why did he think that Murphy was interested in him at first, but in the end the two developed into friends who talked about everything.

"It's normal." Murphy concentrated on eating the Mushu meat on her plate with chopsticks, and the head of the meatball on her head was shaking up and down with her movements, "I thought I had a chance to talk to you It's been a while, but Steve, you live a simpler life than my dad."

Steve used chopsticks unskillfully, and he had to admit that the take-away food that Murphy brought back every time was really good: "You rarely mention your family." You never mentioned your last name, she might be very concerned about My own family has a deep grudge.

With a plain face and no makeup on, Murphy raised his head from the plate, a little unconvinced: "You didn't mention your family either."

"Ha... well," Steve smiled relaxedly, and added a little soda to the waitress who had no service spirit at this time. The girl cautiously never accepted beer, maybe it was a way for her to protect herself, "My parents passed away very early, I used to have a great friend who was willing to do anything for me things, but he's gone now."

With a sincere apology on Murphy's face, he stammered, "I'm sorry, Steve, I shouldn't have mentioned that."

"It's okay, I have to accept that." Steve smiled mildly.

"Well, you shared it all..." the girl muttered, put down the plate, and sat up straight, "I haven't seen my mother since I was a child, and there is a very irresponsible girl who is developing a new relationship recently Dad, I used to live in California, and after I graduated high school, I came to New York to join my uncle, but he also passed away recently."

"Sounds lonely." Steve commented objectively.

"But now I have a good friend who lives in Brooklyn!" The girl narrowed her eyes with a smile, "He's tall, nice, and strong, and he's willing to eat when his friend doesn't have a clean plate It’s a pity that I have a hard time with electrical appliances.”

Well, Murphy looks like he's going to let go of the fact that he nearly fried the kitchen by throwing a gold-rimmed plate in the microwave, and Steve smiles too.

"Steve, I'm serious, you're such a great guy, you should get out more!" Murphy advised him, "Girls are going to jump on you like crazy, if you're at my prom, you This T-shirt should be soaked in punch."

"I don't know what you've been through, Steve. Look at me, I didn't get into college, I screwed up my audition, I got into a fight with my dad. I'm alone in the Big Apple in New York, and I still can't Didn't get a bite out of it, but this is going to be our time and you have to embrace it."

"What changed Captain America's mind?" Fury stood behind Steve, watching him punch the sandbag with a blank expression. "Turkish barbecue in New York?"

"It's very interesting, Fury." Sweaty Steve stabilized the sandbag and smiled briefly. He didn't like this gloomy man very much, but Murphy was right, he couldn't stay in his own comfort all the time District, "I just want to be more integrated into this era."

"This is really the best news we've heard in a while." A small red-haired woman stood by the door and knocked on the door frame symbolically, "We urgently need Captain America to join us right now. "

"what happened?"

"Let's put it this way, what you have to deal with is a combination of a god and two senior agents." The little woman curled her red lips, but her eyes didn't have a hint of a smile, and handed Steve a folder, "I Guess you are more used to 'paperwork' (paperwork), and, as a reminder, please be gentle with the girl in the middle."

"Strictly speaking, I can be said to be the godmother of that girl, so..."

The rest of Steve didn't listen.

The girl in the photo smiled with crooked eyebrows, as if there were stars in it.

Steve turned to the basic information and finally found Murphy's full name:

Murphy Maria Stark.