Unveil Her Secret Identities
Chapter 177 Unsolved Mysteries in the Medical Field_1

Chapter 177: 177 Unsolved Mysteries in the Medical Field_1

His mother didn’t approve, and his father was equally against it. He secretly listed a medical school as his first-choice college, but his mother changed it to the Computer Science program at Beijing University.

When he received the acceptance letter, he completely fell apart and got drunk in a bar for the first time.

What could he do?

Since he had already submitted his application, what else could he do?

When school started in October, he went to Beijing University. His childhood dream had always been to study medicine; he had absolutely no interest in computer science.

Perhaps it was his gift. He didn’t have to try too hard to do well.

He seldom returned home afterwards, seldom called his parents, and would quickly find a reason to hang up when they called him.

He was capable of earning money, never asking his parents for it. He even returned the money they sent him.

His parents had crushed his dream. He held resentment, even hatred, in his heart.

"Your mother really does mean well for you. In this world, aside from being a doctor, your mother wouldn’t interfere with your other choices," Mr. Gu uttered, feeling helpless as well.

"I’m leaving."

Gu Yansi grabbed his backpack on the side and walked out after uttering those words.

"Boss, you studied math? Which school did you graduate from?"

Lu Qingyi knew it would be inappropriate to delve deep into Mr. Gu’s background, so she asked him this question instead.

She had no idea; it was true that you can’t judge a book by its cover.

"I graduated from Hardrick many years ago," Mr. Gu replied. "Would you prepare a meal according to your usual preferences?"

Lu Qingyi did not go to gather cooking ingredients, Mr. Gu asked.

In the past, Lu Qingyi seldom gathered cooking ingredients when she came. He would prepare dishes according to her preferences instead.

"Can I? Why did you choose to open a hotpot restaurant?"

Lu Qingyi and Xu Boyan found a corner to sit down and she asked.

A mathematics graduate from Hardrick is bound to have a promising future. She didn’t understand why Mr. Gu would choose to open a hotpot restaurant.

Given Mr. Gu’s age and current time, he could be earning a monthly income of tens of thousands on a job.

"Life, it’s better to be simple,"

Mr. Gu responded, running a hotpot restaurant is actually quite profitable, and working with his wife, living their simple and plain life, felt great.

At least, his wife wouldn’t have to worry about anything more.

There wasn’t any pomp and circumstance in their love story. It was a plain and ordinary love story, exactly what they both wanted.

"Girl, you must be very curious about why his mother didn’t support his studying medicine and strongly opposed it, right?"

Mr. Gu brought the cooked hotpot to Lu Qingyi and Xu Boyan. His voice carried a hint of sorrow.

Being a doctor has always been a dream for many people.

"A bit curious."

Lu Qingyi looked up at Mr. Gu. To say that she wasn’t curious would be a lie.

Since Mrs. Wen had only been rejecting the occupation of being a doctor and not anything else, there must have been a reason behind that.

"Do you remember the story I told you last time?"

Mr. Gu simply pulled over a chair to sit down, slowly uttering those words, looking as if he was about to give some long-winded explanation.

Lu Qingyi nodded, "I remember."

Mr. Gu had previously spoken about fertilization without semen, an abnormal situation, but there were indeed people who had done it.

"His mother was really scared that Yansi would follow in the steps of her sister. Twenty years ago, a young woman in her twenties, in the prime of her life, sacrificed her own life due to her obsession with proving a hypothesis. Although she succeeded in achieving fertilization without semen against all odds, she ended up isolating herself from the rest of the world."

Mr. Gu slowly sighed. That was why Mrs. Wen had a deep resentment towards being a doctor.

She was scared.

She was afraid that Gu Yansi would repeat the same fate, risking his young life for his experiments, the same way his sister did.

Lu Qingyi remained silent, while Xu Boyan held her hand.

"Yansi came back and argued with his mother. His mother left in distress. Yansi blamed his mother, and she never explained to him the reason behind her disapproval."

Mr. Gu felt quite helpless. He was caught in the middle and could hardly bear it.

Mrs. Wen could never tell Gu Yansi those reasons, and he could only stand on her side.

Sigh, it’s really tough.

Lu Qingyi asked, "Why not tell him?"

It was a problem that could be simply solved by speaking about it, so why was there so much conflict?

She believed that if the reasons were explained, Gu Yansi would understand his mother and they wouldn’t have ended up in such a prolonged dispute.

"There are some things you don’t understand."

Mr. Gu shook his head and said, sounding somewhat helpless.

There were some things he dared not and could not say.

Authorities in the medical field all knew that nineteen years ago, a child was cultivated through fertilization without semen. However, nobody knew who the child was.

In the vast sea of people, although people were searching, they found no clues. No one knew the characteristics of the infant, and no one knew whether the infant was still alive.

This was an unsolved mystery.

"He left?"

Mrs. Wen walked into the restaurant with a bag and looked around, but did not see the familiar figure.

"He just left not too long ago."

Mr. Gu came to greet her.

"Left again..."

Mrs. Wen sat heavily on a stool, let out a deep sigh, and put the bag in her hand on the table.

"You...sigh..."

Mr. Gu opened the bag to take a look, and heaved a sigh.

In the bag were pork and shrimp dumplings. They were from a restaurant on North Street in Kyoto, which were particularly delicious. They were Gu Yansi’s favorite.

Although Mrs. Wen and Gu Yansi quarreled, when she went out, she still remembered to buy his favorite food.

Gu Yansi seemed a little ruthless. It had been over a year, should his anger has subsided by now?

"I really don’t know why he loves shrimp so much."

Mrs. Wen murmured, smiling faintly.

Yes, Gu Yansi did love shrimp. He loved it ever since he was a little boy. Mrs. Wen couldn’t even figure out where this fondness came from genetically.

If it weren’t for Gu Yansi’s eyes and mouth, she would have wondered if she had held the wrong baby back then.

Mr. Gu: "It might be due to gene mutation."

He had once doubted about this, too. Apart from gene mutation, he really couldn’t think of any other reasons.

"Qingyi girl, I haven’t seen you for several days."

Mrs. Wen turned to see Xu Boyan and Lu Qingyi, smiling and going over to greet them.

"I had military training at school and didn’t have time to come."

Lu Qingyi replied with a smile.

Mrs. Wen seemed a bit haggard, not as energetic as she was before. Her eyes were a little red.

"What was your score on the college entrance examination?"

Mrs. Wen looked at Lu Qingyi and asked.