Because of his special status, the Shadow Bureau and other government departments will not leave him alone, and some interested people will also look at him covetously.

It was immature and dangerous for him to move back to Brooklyn so suddenly.

But Steve was determined. Fortunately, he was not like the male protagonists of Qiong Yao dramas, who kept everything in their hearts and refused to say anything. Instead, he liked to yell that others didn't understand him...it was too hypocritical.

Steve told Carter clearly.

He now feels like he was in the early days of World War II. He is like a puppet, just a clown dancing on the stage.

He was not happy at all.

He was created as a warrior, not a doll put in the window. He should fight. Even if he was not on the battlefield, he could not be displayed everywhere by Carter like a postcard.

Carter was very disappointed with this. She thought she had given the best of everything to Steve. Why did she form the Shadow Bureau?

Did she really just bring him with her as a rubber stamp, or as he said, as a postcard? Carter admitted that she did use Steve's influence, but her ultimate goal

She still hopes that Steve can learn more about how she does things and how to manage the entire Shadow Bureau. She hopes that Steve can become the next director of the Shadow Bureau, rather than a warrior who charges forward.

Of course, she doesn't think there's anything wrong with being a warrior who charges forward, but people always have to grow. Will Steve always be active on the front line?

He needs to adapt to his new role instead of nostalgia for the prosperous past.

This is no longer the case.

It turned out that the two people had completely different views.

Carter has already become famous, and her arrangement for Steve is to become a successful person like her one day!

But Steve was still just a young man in his twenties, and he couldn't see that far into the future.

He just wants to do things that feel meaningful to him.

As for the Shadow Bureau, power, success, etc., how could he think so much?

Even though he was born in the world over eighty years ago, his actual age is indeed only in his early twenties.

There is a serious generation gap between the two.

Although they were born in the same era, they are actually two completely different generations.

So in the end they broke up unhappy.

Carter and Steve do love each other, but in the final analysis, they are just a pair of ordinary lovers. How can lovers fall in love without quarreling?

Anyway, Steve just tried to make peace with the world according to his own ideas.

So far, it's pretty good.
Chapter completed!