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Grace finally resisted her urge.

That's weird.

What should she do?Rushing to Clark and making him take off his glasses?

This request is too abrupt.

Grace rubbed her eyebrows and decided to calm down.

Although she would not rush to Clark and ask him to prove her identity, doubts had already been planted in her heart.

Maybe in the future, she will feel very subtle when she sees Superman or Clark.

Grace sat at the gate of the Planet newspaper building, quietly observing the people entering and leaving the building as always.

During the few days she stayed in the metropolis, she did the same.

Time passed by, and many off-duty people came out of the gate of the building. At this time, Grace received a text message from Louis that he was going to work overtime.

Normally, if Luis had to work overtime, she would choose to pretend to be a visitor visiting a friend, and ask Luis to talk to the security staff downstairs to let her in.

After all, after get off work, there are fewer people in the company, so she won't be so conspicuous when she goes in.

Fortunately, although Louis is a workaholic, he usually chooses to fight at home until late at night.

Otherwise, her reason to visit friends who work overtime can't be used forever.

She had just walked to the door of the building when suddenly the phone rang.

"Grace?" It was Carter calling.

"Carter? What's wrong?" Grace felt a little strange.

Carter seemed to have encountered something, and there was a hint of doubt in his tone.

"I just wanted to tell you," said Carter, "that the alarm can be lifted."

Upon hearing this, Grace raised her eyebrows slightly: "Did Simmons catch it?"

"Yes, but...things are a little strange." Carter said in a subtle tone.

"Simmons was tied up and thrown at the door of the NYPD, but I asked Reese and they didn't do it."

You know, Riise and the others were only halfway through their pursuit of Simmons, and they were also surprised when they suddenly learned that Simmons had been thrown at the gate of the police station.

"Then...the results of the interrogation just came out, and he said he met Superman."

Grace didn't listen carefully to Carter's next words.

I just congratulated Carter for being out of danger completely, and explained that he should go to New York once.

When she hung up the phone, she had already passed the security check of the Planet newspaper and stood in front of the elevator.

She and Louis were talking about Simmons just before Clark showed up at noon.

And then, Simmons was suddenly caught by Superman?

Grace was full of questions in her heart, and finally reached the floor where Louis was.

"Grace, are you coming up?" Louis saw her and smiled at her.

Louis was the only one left in the entire office, which seemed very empty.

"Just you?" Grace asked, looking around.

"No, Clark went to buy dinner." Louis's table was covered with documents.

Grace didn't show any traces on her face, but her suspicions about Clark in her heart became more and more serious. You must know that she never saw Clark come out of the gate.

"I'm sorry, I still need you to wait for me," Louis said, "There is some news about the thing that is being pursued suddenly, and I want to write a report."

Grace glanced at the information on the table, looking shocked.

"...Explosion?" Grace frowned.

Louis nodded and replied, "This is the third bombing in two months."

"Shouldn't this be handled by the police?" She was a little surprised.

"Well, sure," Louis said, typing, "how should I put it, reporter's instincts? Something just doesn't feel right to me."

"I researched, I mean, I went and met the survivors," she continued, "and... one survivor said she saw the monster."

"OK... this sounds scary," Grace was now immune to the word monster, "doesn't Superman care?"

Louis paused his typing hand and said, "I don't know, but he's doing what he can."

"Without him, many more people would have died in those explosions." She was a little depressed, perhaps because some people still couldn't make it through.

Grace pats her on the shoulder reassuringly.

"Don't overthink it, Louis," she said softly. "By the way, Simmons is under arrest."

The sudden news made the female reporter stunned, and she looked up at Grace.

"Really?" Her eyes widened.

Grace smiled at her and nodded.

"...there said it was caught by Superman." Grace thought for a while and added.

Anyway, this kind of news will probably be known by the media in New York, and there is nothing to hide.

"What is he doing in New York?" Louis' expression became a little puzzled.

"I am back."

Suddenly Clark's voice came from the door, making the two of them turn their heads to look at the past.

"Small town boy, did you go around the world?" Louis quipped habitually.

Almost an hour and a half had passed since Clark went out to buy dinner.

"Oh," he raised his glasses, "I went to the sandwich shop you mentioned last time."

"Really? Oh my god, Clark is three blocks away." Louis was stunned.

"Fortunately, it's not very far." He smiled.

Looking at his smile, Louis felt a little soft-hearted.

"What are you doing standing there stupidly?" Louis stood up, "Let's go to the rest area for dinner."

She took Grace's arm and walked to the rest area.

The three sat down in the rest area, and Louis immediately told Clark the news of Simmons' arrest.

"This is so good!" he exclaims.

Grace stared at his face and saw that Clark's expression was almost unassailable.

If he was acting, Grace thought he could be compared to Bruce.

"Yeah, that's really great." That's all she could say.

"I still don't understand, what is Superman doing in New York?" Louis frowned slightly.

Clark looked at her and replied normally, "Maybe there is something."

"I really can't figure it out." Louis sipped his coffee and shook his head.

"... Regarding the explosions in recent months," said the voice from the wall-mounted TV in the lounge area, "what do you think?"

"I think it has a lot to do with Superman," said a scholar-like figure on the TV.

The three of them looked at the TV together.

It was some so-called expert who believed that the presence of Superman facilitated crime.

Because of Superman, the scale of crime will only increase.

Louis couldn't bear to watch it any longer, so she turned off the TV.

"This kind of person is always the first to run away when faced with danger." She put down the remote control and said angrily.

"But, he's right," Clarke's voice dropped suddenly, "Superman hasn't done enough."

"He can do better." There was some unknown look in his eyes.

"One man's strength is never enough," Lewis said, "and Superman is no exception."

Clark didn't speak this time, neither agreed nor opposed, as if he was thinking about something.

Louis seemed to be used to Clark's attitude towards Superman, and didn't say anything more.

The dinner suddenly became a little silent, and no one discussed anything.

Soon, the two returned to work.

Now that the crisis has been lifted, there is no need for Grace to follow Louis all the time.

But being idle was also idle, and she began to help Louis sort out the information about the bombing.

□□Half of the locations where they are placed are in some uninhabited alleys, even sewers.

It looked like it was placed in a place where it would not hurt people, but it actually caused a lot of damage.

So far, the number of implicated deaths has reached double digits.

The metropolis has indeed had a panic atmosphere during this period, because the police have not caught the person who placed the explosives so far.

There are even some rumors that it was not released by humans at all.

Because more than one person said they saw the monster before the explosion.

One person may only be an illusion, and many people become a little bit wrong.

"Um... is this a portrait of that monster?" Grace saw a doodle that was printed out.

At first glance, it looks like something drawn by a child. The stick figure drawn with crayons only has a rough appearance.

Louis took the paper and said, "Yes, I saw an injured child when I went to the hospital."

"The child was terrified, and has been drawing this," she said, frowning slightly, as if recalling the child's appearance made her feel distressed, "I asked the parents for one."

Grace looked at the graffiti, and the corners of her mouth twitched slightly.

Spreading black wings, black pointed horns on top of the head, terrifying face and fangs, if put into reality, it would indeed be a scary monster.

The question is how to look at it and how it feels a bit like someone's nighttime look.

Of course, Grace never thought it was someone.

"By the way, some people have also questioned whether the Batman in Gotham City finally went crazy and came to the Metropolis to make trouble."

Compared with the polarized reviews of Superman in Metropolis, the evaluation of Batman is generally more uniform.

Unfortunately, most of that was pretty negative.

Many people, even the residents of Gotham, will regard him as the devil.

Louis dug out a tabloid report from the information and put it in Grace's hands, which contained specific guesses and inferences about this hypothesis.

But Grace didn't even look at it.

"That wouldn't be him (not him)."

Clark and Grace suddenly said at the same time, and they looked at each other in surprise.

The author has something to say: Although she didn’t realize it, Grace is really very short-sighted√

The big super vest accidentally didn’t take off today, I guess it should be off tomorrow (stand up flag)

Next, we will enter the part where Apocalypse Invasion + Zhenglian is established. It is still a large-scale magic reform scene. It is so real that my mother doesn’t know the series. If there are bugs... (evasive look at the sky)

I was thinking about a question, if Darkseid and Thanos invade the earth together, will the earth hiccup first (x) or the two of them will fight first

I want to pick them both lose (x