Chapter 684
Chapter 684: Chapter 40 Paternity Test (Extra for monthly tickets!)_5 Chapter 684: Chapter 40 Paternity Test (Extra for monthly tickets!)_5 Children in Sky City, upon birth and vaccination, are also simultaneously injected with drugs that develop the brain, giving them all exceptional memory and superior recall.
Looking at it this way, it’s really not surprising that Yu Xi has such abilities.
A burst of music sounded.
Lin Xian’s computer finished booting up.
He didn’t mind Yu Xi and focused on researching, specifically about Jask’s schedule in China.
This wasn’t hard-to-find information.
As a Twitter maniac, Jask would post about every trivial matter, so Lin Xian found his itinerary in China almost instantly.
Tomorrow, April 26th at 10 a.m., he was scheduled to visit the inpatient department of Donghai University Affiliated Hospital, accompanied by East Sea officials, to present Zheng Xiangyue with a travel ticket to the Moon.
The day after tomorrow, April 27th, he would be inspecting and offering guidance at the Tesla Super Factory in East Sea.
The day after that, April 28th, he would head to the Imperial Capital to attend the Trade Promotion Association and meet with Chinese officials.
His schedule was quite tight.
Lin Xian felt randomly that some people are geniuses probably because their energies far exceed those of ordinary people.
Take Jask, for instance, who’s not only busy with work but also dealing with the Time-Space Assassin, Space-Time Particles, Space-time Law, and matters concerning the Genius Club.
He truly is a master of time management.
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However…
These things are unrelated to him.
Lin Xian currently only cares about two things.
The Time-Space Assassin and Angelica, which, obviously, both are related to Jask.
He, too, will be visiting the inpatient department of Donghai University Affiliated Hospital tomorrow morning, Zheng Xiangyue’s ward, to have a chat with Jask.
If the issue can be resolved, then resolve it;
If the issue can’t be resolved…
then as Yu Xi said, deal with the person who caused the issue.
He looked at Jask’s itinerary a few more times.
After memorizing it,
Lin Xian leaned back in his executive chair, gazing toward Yu Xi on the sofa.
Click.
In just under ten minutes, Yu Xi had finished reading the entire book of “Andersen’s Fairy Tales,” closing the last page.
“Finished?” Lin Xian asked.
Her hamster-like short ponytail nodded:
“It contains stories from an era I haven’t seen.”
Pausing, Yu Xi looked bewildered:
“I can’t really say whether “Andersen’s Fairy Tales” existed in our era.
I just never read them.
Since childhood, what I read most were various skill books, textbooks, knowledge on special agents, and the like.”
Lin Xian chuckled softly:
“Is there any particular story you liked?”
“‘The Little Mermaid.’”
Yu Xi responded without hesitation:
“I think that story is very beautiful; I really like it.”
Now it was Lin Xian’s turn to be stunned.
He hadn’t expected…
that Yu Xi’s favorite fairy tale would be the same as Huang Que’s and Zhao Yingjun’s.
He also remembered his previous irresponsible guess…
He pursed his lips:
“Have you heard the story of ‘Farewell My Concubine’?”
“No,” Yu Xi shook her head:
“What is that, also a fairy tale?”
“Ah, the story itself isn’t important.”
Lin Xian waved his hands:
“I thought it was the origin of your name.
I’ve never asked why you were named Yu Xi.
Is there any special meaning?”
“I don’t know.”
Yu Xi’s ponytail at the back of her head swayed cutely:
“By the time I knew my name was Yu Xi, someone else had told me.
I don’t know why, nor do I know who named me.”
…
Lin Xian let out a long breath.
That was why he previously had wildly speculated whether Yu Xi could be Huang Que’s daughter or the daughter of Zhao Yingjun on some timeline.
Because…
Huang Que really liked Yu Ji from the story of “Farewell My Concubine”!
She had mentioned on the Skyspace Aircraft that it wasn’t Xiang Yu who was the hero; it was Yu Ji.
So if Huang Que were to name her daughter [Yu Xi]…
Lin Xian wouldn’t find it strange at all.
And to think that he might have been in a spousal relationship with Huang Que in some space-time.
Isn’t it?
Concerns over suddenly becoming a father arose?
These past days, Lin Xian had been repressing this thought in his heart.
But…
There are some things, the more you try not to think about them, the more they seem to control your thoughts.
If Jask’s time-space assassin was indeed sent back by Jask himself from the future.
Then, could Yu Xi possibly be my future self, or sent back by Huang Que from the future?
The real answer, limited by the space-time law, Yu Xi definitely cannot tell.
But perhaps.
I could verify the answer myself!
Thud thud.
As I was contemplating, there came a knock at the door.
“Come in.”
Lin Xian pressed the door opener for his office, and Brother Wang walked in with a folder, his belly protruding:
“Long time no see, Lin Xian.
Good thing you’re here, I have a few documents I need you to sign.”
Having said that, Brother Wang immediately noticed the girl pushing down her large sunglasses on the sofa:
“Yo!
Cool little girl!
Is this your cousin from your distant relatives in Mi Country?”
Lin Xian gave a helpless smile:
“Did Xiao Li tell you that?”
“Yeah, I just ran into him.
Otherwise, I wouldn’t have known you were here.”
Brother Wang seemed to be someone who liked children, too.
He walked over to Yu Xi with a smile, waving his hand:
“Hi~ Can you speak Chinese?
Cool girl~ Call me uncle!”
Yu Xi didn’t respond to him but turned her head away.
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Brother Wang just laughed it off, seemingly not bothered, and stood up to walk straight to Lin Xian’s desk:
“Ah, that’s how kids are these days, they don’t like to greet people.
My daughter is the same… Not to mention greeting strangers, now when she comes home from school, she just locks herself in her room.
I can barely exchange three sentences with her in a week!”
“And then, you can’t even argue with girls this age, they’ll jump higher than you do.
You say one thing, and they can retort with ten… Raising a child isn’t easy, Lin Xian, they all seem so cute before you have them, but cuteness only lasts for a few years when they’re little…
Once the kids grow up, they’re as stubborn as donkeys, impossible to hold back.”
Lin Xian was signing the documents in his hand.
His mind was still pondering the relationship between Yu Xi, Huang Que, and himself.
Sigh.
Now that I’m back in East Sea, I shouldn’t spend all day thinking about what ifs.
Whether it’s true or false, wouldn’t a paternity test settle it?
“Brother Wang.”
After signing, Lin Xian handed back the documents and looked up saying:
“Do you know which hospital can do a [DNA paternity test]?”
???
Three question marks popped above Brother Wang’s head as he failed to catch the documents:
“Isn’t that…
Lin Xian!?”
He suddenly realized something!
Turning back, he looked at the silent, adorable little girl on the sofa in shock:
“No way, Lin Xian!”
Brother Wang couldn’t help but exclaim:
“Is this your daughter!?”
“Oh no, what are you yelling for!?” Lin Xian hastily waved his hand:
“I was just asking.”
“You’re going to do a paternity test with this little girl!?” Brother Wang exclaimed.
“No.”
Lin Xian couldn’t take it anymore:
“Can you keep your voice down?”
“Who is doing a paternity test with whom?” Suddenly, a familiar female voice accompanied by the sound of high heels clicking approached from the doorway.
“This is bad.”
Brother Wang’s face instantly turned pale, sensing big trouble on the way!
Indeed…
The office door, which had been left ajar since Brother Wang’s entrance, was pushed open by a slender, fair hand.
The front of a brown trench coat swished in first.
Then dainty legs clad in black stockings followed, stepping into the room with simple black high heels.
Delicate pure gold earrings twinkled in the sunlight with a gentle clink.
The tall and imposing female CEO, with her hands tucked into her coat pockets, strode into Lin Xian’s office.
Zhao Yingjun stopped in the middle of the carpet.
She looked left at Lin Xian sitting on the boss chair, centered her gaze on Brother Wang standing there with a dumbfounded, pale face, and then turned right to glance at the girl with doll-like features wearing oversized sunglasses on the sofa.
She tilted her head.
She looked from right to left again, her eyes finally resting on Lin Xian:
“Lin Xian.”
Her lips parted slightly, her voice low:
“You’re going to do a paternity test with this little girl?”