Addicted to My Cutie and Sweetie
Chapter 111 Young Master Yu Begins to Care About the Child

Chapter 111: Chapter 111 Young Master Yu Begins to Care About the Child

Setting her up on a blind date with Qin Nanyu was no different than handing her a knife to end her own life.

Wasn’t that tantamount to pushing her to death?

"Don’t be so dramatic, I think Young Master Yu is quite good to his son. Today, while we were eating, Young Master Yu tasted the cod in the restaurant and liked it, so he even had a portion sent to his child. He’s not as bad as you’re making him out to be."

Seeing is believing, yet Kali still insisted on her own viewpoint.

"Qin Nanyu packed food for Xiao Ruirui?" Ji Weitian heard this and was somewhat surprised.

Looking up at the experimental building ahead, she said directly, "I’ve already returned to the lab, so I won’t chat with you anymore."

She hung up the phone and walked upstairs.

Just as she returned to the data room, she discovered someone waiting for her inside.

It was a member of the experimental group, Lei Yunjia.

It seemed there was a problem with the experiment, and now they needed to make data adjustments; they had attempted several algorithms, but all had failed. They wanted to review the related data to see if they could find a new algorithm.

"I’ll find the data for you now and bring it over in a moment."

Lei Yunjia said a nonchalant "Thanks," and went back to the next-door laboratory.

Ji Weitian quickly found two related case files in the data repository and headed toward the lab.

Although she didn’t want to help Qin Nanyu, her dedication to scientific research was instinctual. She couldn’t help wanting to take a look at any significant experiment.

Everyone in the lab was busy, and when Ji Weitian brought the materials over, they started to discuss possible solutions around the data, not noticing that Ji Weitian had not left.

She stood in the lab, first visiting the model area for a look. All were models she had seen before, nothing special.

She heard some of the team’s discussions.

"If we go by this algorithm, we can’t reach the conclusion we need."

"I tried using the square order, and it seems like I could calculate it, but it’s clearly not the optimal solution."

"The feasibility of the current solution is too low, practically insoluble. Maybe we went wrong from the start..."

The last statement changed the complexions of the people discussing the problem.

If unsolvable issues were found at the last step of the phase testing of the project, it meant that all the work done in the previous phase might need to be discarded.

Starting over from the beginning would greatly increase the project’s time pressure.

Ji Weitian glanced at the data on the large screen and ran the calculations in her mind.

She couldn’t solve it.

Just like they said, there was an error at a certain node in the algorithm, leading to an unsolvable result as it was extrapolated.

But in that moment, Ji Weitian couldn’t see where the mistake was.

She needed a computer...

Ji Weitian quickly left the lab, turned around, and went back to the data room. She booted up her own computer to perform the algorithm extrapolation she had just considered.

Time flew by, and when she came to her senses, she had no idea when the sky outside had darkened.

The next-door laboratory was already empty.

Ji Weitian looked at the time, it was ten o’clock at night.

She had been so busy she even forgot to eat dinner, and there were a few missed calls on her phone, all from home.

It was probably her daughter, seeing that she was working late again, calling her to urge her to come home.

Ji Weitian hurriedly shut down the computer, tidied up her desk, and prepared to leave.

At that moment, her phone rang.

She glanced at the caller ID on the screen, and her entire being was momentarily stunned. After a few seconds, she reached out and answered, "Assistant Song, what’s the matter?"