Wesley's article was immediately confirmed as the front page headline tomorrow morning. It not only contains photos of the plane falling, but also photos of Superman taken by Wesley inside the plane.

The title "We Need Superheroes" appeared on the Tribune in Nashonal City the next day. Readers were also shocked by the crisis at that time. Their favorite reporter Wesley Gibson was on the plane.

Wesley's professionalism is so admirable to readers. In that case, he is still taking photos and recording everything.

"I have to say here that the Space Administration has a big problem. Is it feasible to invest in a space industry in private? Is this kind of project that requires huge investment really affordable for private individuals?"

"Although there are external factors, such as the strange power outage, they have no emergency measures at all. Do we hope that this will not happen in the future?"

Wesley first talked about the issue of this space project, and fired fire at the organizer and the space agency. This is something that everyone likes to see. Then Wesley began to tell the story of Superman.

First, I complained that Superman is already unfamiliar with the rescue. I compared Super Girl’s first action. “It seems that Superman has not appeared for a long time and has affected his business ability, but this cannot stop people’s love for Superman, and everyone is cheering,” he said.

"Also, Superman and our Super Girls are the same in their outfits and abilities, especially the S logo on their chests, which makes us think about whether they are a family or maybe they are really relatives."

"This reporter will continue to follow up and report, hoping to interview them directly. Of course, it depends on their own wishes. Our newspaper will promise to keep their individual confidentiality, which is the ethics of a media newspaper."

Wesley's report was timely and accurate, and there were many highlights, especially the photos taken inside the plane were sent directly to participate in this year's Pritz Medal.

Kaila called Wesley that night: "Wesley, you scared me to death. You should have called me at that time, and I can go and save you." Kaila seemed to be really scared and said with lingering fear.

"Don't worry, according to my research, when Louise Ryan is in danger, your cousin will definitely appear."

"Oh, didn't I tell you? He went back to look for the Kryptonian wreckage, but fortunately he was back, otherwise what would you do?"

"Haha, isn't it okay for me? Oh, your cousin is here, are you going to talk to him?"

"Okay, give him the phone, I want to know the news about Krypton too." When the two called, Superman flew into the hotel and took the call and told him about his experience in the universe. Krypton really disappeared.

Kaila was sad, but she had already thought about these things. The two talked for about ten minutes before putting down the phone. "I'm very happy that Kaila can have such a friend."

"Please sit down and drink something?"

"Let's have some bar!" Superman was a little depressed. After he came back, he found that everything seemed different from before, and Louise Ryan actually had a fiancé.

"Are you worried about it? I know alcohol has no effect on you, but drinking it is good, after all, it tastes very exciting." Wesley came over with a bottle of wine, and then the two of them started drinking.

Mr. Superman drank a glass in one breath. Although the alcohol was ineffective against them, he was still choked by the stimulating smell. "Ahem, I found that everything was different after I came back. When I returned to the newspaper again, everyone was very... busy." At this point, his tone was full of bitterness.

"It's normal. Your memory is still at the time of leaving, but you have been there for a long time. Planet Daily has lost Superman. Everyone needs to continue to struggle for the newspaper. It's understandable. You need to change your ideas and integrate into it. Soon you will be a part of Planet Daily again." Wesley poured him a cup again, and then explained it.

"Yes, my memory is still a few years ago, and now Louise actually has a child, I..."

"I understand, I heard what Kaila said, but you are a little indecisive, and it is easy to confuse yourself by playing two roles at the same time. You hope that Louise likes Clark Kent and never says it, and you think Louise likes Superman, right?"

"Hmm? How did you know?" Superman looked at Wesley in surprise.

"Haha, a common problem with human beings. Although you are an alien and your body structure is somewhat different from us, you live on Earth and you are an earthling. Your growth environment makes it no different from that of you earthlings."

"You are right, I'm thinking too much, but I really can't stop myself." Superman was depressed and poured a glass of wine again, savoring the ups and downs of it.

"You are fearless as a superman, but as Clark Kent, you are a little weak. This is not in terms of strength, it is in your heart. You need to face up to your feelings and speak boldly. Love needs to be said, otherwise you will never get the answer."

"Are you sure I should say it?" Superman asked in confusion.

"Yes, pick a good time and tell him that you love her, so what if you have a fiancé? And you should ask directly how that child comes, but don't think about it yourself. You should know that these things are strange. If you ignore them, then there will always be an invisible valley between you, which completely separates you from both of you. Communication is the most basic way of communication for human beings."

"Thank you, it feels so good to chat with you."

"You're welcome, I'll welcome you anytime, it's OK to call."

Superman left, while Wesley felt good about himself, with a hint of spiritual mentoring.

The next day, Wesley came to Planet Daily again, and everything revolved around Superman, but Louise Ryan was still persistent in interviewing the power outage. She kept silent about Superman, even though she still had nothing to say with Clark Kent.

Wesley followed her to the power plant for an interview, but they found nothing here. The problem of the power outage was not the power plant. They had no problem after inspection here.

"Damn, this power outage is too weird, we should investigate in depth." Louise Ryan said in the car.

"The editor may not agree. He is paying attention to Superman now. He will be angry if you do this. Don't you want to mention Superman because he left?" Wesley asked suddenly.

"No, of course not. This is just my intuition as a reporter. Journalists should trust their intuition."
Chapter completed!