PFC Chapter 2932 Leisure Time (2)
Chapter 2932 Leisure Time (2)
Chapter 2932 Leisure Time (Part )
Elsa seemed more interested in shopping, so she decided to leave with Harley. At this time, a guest who had not shown up finally came down from upstairs. Yes, it was Barry Allen.
He had dark circles under his eyes, obviously he didn't sleep well. In fact, he didn't want to join this trip because he had more important things to do.
Barry has the best academic performance among the younger generation, with all-round development in moral, intellectual, physical, aesthetic and labor aspects, so he went to college early. However, he did not study for his undergraduate degree at Gotham University, but at Metropolitan University, because the forensic science major at Metropolitan is better.
However, his professor at Metropolitan University was a friend of Schiller's, and he was also a very strict professor who squeezed a good student like crazy. As soon as Barry entered college, he began to do research, write papers, and run field work day and night...
He didn't want to participate in the fighting world at first, but he thought that since the Flashes from other universes had all gone, it would be embarrassing for him not to go.
After he entered the fighting world, he did not play games and was still concentrating on doing his homework. He could have continued like this, but a few days ago, a vampire Flash suddenly showed up in their base. He was very unpopular, and even though most Flashes had good tempers, they were always quarreling.
The base was too noisy, and Barry had no choice but to agree to the travel invitation and prepare to move to another place to finish his homework.
Most people had left. Fortunately, Schiller left a breakfast for Barry. Seeing Barry's sleepy expression, he said, "I think you can go to SHIELD with Pamela. SHIELD's physical evidence analysis team is very famous, even stronger than the FBI, and is responsible for various superpower cases all year round. I think you can go there to look for materials."
Barry's eyes suddenly lit up, and he said, "I'm doing physical evidence research related to superpower crimes..."
Barry ran away almost instantly. He could use his super speed here, and there was no place in the world that could stop him. Nick would have another all-round errand runner.
After Barry left, Schiller called Natasha.
"Hello? It's me. Pamela should have gone by now. You have to be careful. She is very determined to sleep with you... Yes, I know you are also very determined not to sleep with her, but this is not about who is more determined..."
"No, that's not what I want to say. A very fast guy passed by. Oh, he's already here. Send him away. I have something to tell you."
Schiller briefly talked about Barry's situation, and then said, "If possible, you can help him write the paper...Aren't you an agent? I believe in your academic level."
"They're just looking for trouble." Schiller rolled his eyes as he opened his laptop. "I don't know what's going to happen if I finish my homework late. I can't even have fun here."
"Don't worry, listen to me. The world won't end if a few papers are missing. Let him relax for two days."
"...Then you misunderstood me. I'm not trying to cause trouble for the FBI. Jason is a very smart kid. I'm sending them a good helper."
"Yes, Tony plans to take Pepper out for a walk. He indeed forgot, and it was only after I reminded him that he remembered. They plan to go shopping at the maternity and baby products store. Do you want to send more people?"
"I don't think it's necessary. Although the child deserves special protection, there are already enough people on hand... If it's to coax Tony, it's okay, but his anxiety disorder has almost been cured by the rednecks."
"Me? As usual, I've been looking at the city planning map of Los Angeles. To be honest, it's much better than New York. I've picked out a few locations, and I'm going to let Ultron investigate first..."
"…This is a complete slander! I really don't know how Nick could think of me like this. How could I deliberately cause an accident in order to lower the price of land? This kind of behavior that disrupts the market should be strongly condemned! I would never do such a wicked thing!"
"No, it has nothing to do with this. I just care about the mental health of teenagers, so I invited them to New York to bask in the sun. Okay, I promise you that I won't let them go to the West Coast, but I still want to protest against your groundless questioning..."
After hanging up the phone, Schiller continued to operate the computer. The screen displayed the urban construction map of Los Angeles. He had drawn many marks on it, and many places were circled.
Although New York's nursing homes are not in the city center, they are located in suburban communities. Although this community is relatively quiet, the turnover of people is not high, and the quality of the staff is also very good, there are still cars coming and going, and it is not quiet enough.
It wasn't that Schiller chose this place in the first place because he really liked this location. Firstly, the land of this sanatorium was basically given for free. Secondly, the sanatorium had no reputation at that time. Even with the gimmick of the immortality factor, it couldn't be too far away from the crowd. If the commuting cost was too high, no one would be willing to come.
However, Arkham Sanatorium is already very famous. Regardless of whether the immortality factor is effective or not, Schiller, as a psychologist, is very effective. Although some people come here for the title of the immortality factor, after a period of psychological treatment, their mental condition has improved, and they will naturally feel that the immortality factor is effective.
This time we went to the West Coast to open a store at the invitation of many celebrity friends. After all, the climate on the West Coast is actually more livable than that on the East Coast, and the cultural customs are more suitable for recuperation.
However, this time Schiller plans to open the sanatorium in a more remote location, preferably in the mountains, so that it will be completely undisturbed.
The several locations marked by Schiller on the map are all suburbs far away from the urban area of Los Angeles, and as Schiller said, the natural conditions and urban construction level of Los Angeles are actually much better than those of New York.
Los Angeles is backed by mountains and faces the sea. The city has both prosperous high-rise buildings and the western style of its initial development. Most importantly, the Mediterranean climate is very mild and there are national parks around the city. Schiller's favorite locations are Malibu on the west side of the national park and a small village on the mountain west of Santa Monica.
However, the more troublesome thing is that the land price in Los Angeles is very expensive, and the two places that Schiller is optimistic about are both nature reserves. If the land in this area was easy to obtain, it would have been filled with villas long ago.
Los Angeles is a city with a mayor-council system, also known as a strong mayor system. It is basically an autonomous city. If you want to get land, you still have to impress the city council. Schiller repeatedly marked several areas that he was interested in and thought about it for a long time.
Near lunch time, Stark suddenly called and sounded a little anxious.
"Doctor, please come and help. Pepper and her little sister went to the store to shop. Little Morgan is here with me, but she keeps crying..."
Schiller could vaguely hear the baby crying through the microphone, but it was not the kind of heart-wrenching cry, more like some kind of prompt sound, so he said: "Take her to the mother and baby room, she should need a diaper change."
Stark hung up the phone in a hurry, and called back a few moments later to say, "You're amazing. You can even read a baby's mind over the phone!"
Schiller said helplessly: "Now that you are a father, you have to learn to listen to your daughter's crying. This kind of soft crying is actually expressing that she is uncomfortable."
"Wait a moment, I'll take note..."
Schiller talked a lot intermittently. Infant psychology is also a compulsory course in psychology, and it is a very important category. Although Schiller rarely encountered such problems in his career, he also understood some of them. However, if we talk about the person who understands such problems best, it has to be Professor X. After all, he has been dealing with mutants, a group of giant babies, for many years.
"Have you and Pepper finalized the property contract?" Schiller asked. "Last time you asked me to find an Eastern Taoist priest to calculate an auspicious date for you. It should be not far away, right?"
"Didn't you receive the invitation?" Stark asked curiously, "We will get the marriage certificate on the 2nd of next month and hold the wedding on the 5th. Could it be that Obadiah was too busy and forgot to send you the invitation?"
Schiller held the phone between his ear and shoulder and said, "Wait a minute while I check."
He walked out the door and came to the mailbox, because the nursing home was a public facility after all, not his home. There were mailboxes in the room, and he found his own one among them, but there was nothing in it.
"Are you in a nursing home? Come on, who would send a wedding invitation to a workplace? Go back to your house!"
"Go home?" Schiller was a little confused. He lived in the workplace most of the time he came to Marvel. Where was his home?
Stark was also stunned after he finished speaking. He didn't know where Schiller's house was, he only knew the locations of two clinics, so he sent another message to Obadiah to confirm and then said.
"Oh, he sent it to your previous apartment. Did you forget? The one with all those bottles of wine and medicine?"
"But that's the house I rented, and the lease has expired long ago!"
Schiller said this as he hurriedly changed his clothes. He had to get the invitation back before the new tenant threw it into the trash.
Then he thought, although living in a sanatorium is not bad, it would be a bit troublesome when encountering such social problems. After all, when socializing in high society, if the address you leave for others is a sanatorium, they will inevitably regard you as a mental patient.
Maybe buying a house wouldn't be a bad idea, Schiller thought, but buying a house also involves all kinds of problems. First you have to look at the house, then negotiate the price, and then do the decoration. It would take at least a year or two to figure it out.
Moreover, whether it is the West Coast or the East Coast, the prices of houses are ridiculously expensive, especially those villas with large areas. Even if you pay in full when you buy them, the high property taxes will make you feel like you are taking out a mortgage.
All the way to the apartment, Schiller was thinking about whether to buy a house all at once or buy a similar one first and live in it as a makeshift, and whether to buy just one house or buy one in New York and one in Los Angeles.
As for other areas, Schiller didn't even think about it. The housing prices in the central region are indeed not expensive, but it is inconvenient to do anything.
Thinking of this, Schiller suddenly had an idea. It was indeed a waste of money to buy a villa in the central region, but it was very popular to buy a farm now. On the one hand, a farm would not look out of place as a residence, and there were many wealthy people who built villas on the farm. On the other hand, the farm had good social attributes.
Although it is a farm, it is not the kind where people work hard in the fields. Instead, it is a high-end social venue where you can go fishing, barbecue, and ride horses with friends in your spare time.