Chapter 825
Chapter 825: Chapter 19 The Final Paternity Test_4 Chapter 825: Chapter 19 The Final Paternity Test_4 “Amnesia, there’s just no clue as to its cause at all.
Look at her; she has no external injuries, everything in her brain is normal, and the neural responses are not only normal but can even be considered excellent.
It’s impossible to see what might have triggered the memory loss.”
“Moreover, the issue of amnesia doesn’t have a definitive explanation in the current medical field, including how memories are stored, operate, and are retrieved in the brain.
That also remains unclear.”
“The only known cause of memory loss at the moment is extended hibernation in a Hibernation Pod…
but now, even the first group of volunteers that entered the Hibernation Pods hasn’t reached the 10-year memory safety limit, so naturally, there’s no data.”
“So…
Ruihai, raising a child shouldn’t be too anxiety-inducing.
As long as they grow up healthy, that’s what matters.
Our consensus is that Yan Qiaoqiao is completely healthy, and her intelligence and response capabilities are also notably better than the average child’s.
We should continue observation for now, there’s no need for intervention treatment at this point.”
…
Just like that.
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Early in the morning, he took Yan Qiaoqiao to the hospital, but the examination revealed nothing abnormal.
This made Zhao Ruihai and Yan Mei even more baffled.
“Let it be, let it be.”
At the hospital entrance, Zhao Ruihai waved his hand:
“I don’t want to think too much anymore.
We’ll leave the child’s future in Yingjun’s hands.
Regardless of the outcome, the child’s blood relation is real, and as the doctors also said…
the older generation dotes on and spoils children too much, reluctant to discipline them, and indeed, that’s not a healthy way to educate.”
“Yingjun also got it right.
Yan Qiaoqiao is, after all, in a state where her amnesia is gradually recovering.
It’s a critical period for reshaping her values and personality.
If the two of us continue to spoil her…
the child might end up ruined.
We should figure out a way to return her to Yingjun.”
“Affection, like love, requires company and cultivation.
They say fostering a child creates deeper bonds than birth.
A DNA test report won’t instantly spark the emotion of parent-child affection; it takes time to develop.”
“So…
it’s time for us to let go, to ensure that Yan Qiaoqiao is raised even better and grows up strong and healthy.
We must send her back to Yingjun, let her be with her mother.”
Yan Mei felt reluctant.
But in the end,
She sighed and nodded:
“But a child needs a father too, to support and protect her.
Now we know Yingjun is Qiaoqiao’s mother…
but who is her father?
Do you think it might be Lin Xian?”
Zhao Ruihai shook his head:
“Let’s not guess blindly or overthink such matters.
Whether it is or isn’t, that’s something for our children to work out.”
“Fortunately, either Yingjun or Lin Xian, both are kind and responsible individuals.
I’m at ease with Qiaoqiao in their care.”
Saying this,
He smiled warmly.
Crouching down, he touched the tightly tied pigtail on top of Yan Qiaoqiao’s head:
“Qiaoqiao, do you want to live with your mom and dad?”
Yan Qiaoqiao nodded:
“Yes.”
Zhao Ruihai and Yan Mei exchanged glances, smiling knowingly:
“See, no matter how much grandparents dote on her, a child ultimately has a closer connection to her parents.”
Yan Mei had realized this as well.
She crouched down and hugged the cute Yan Qiaoqiao:
“Qiaoqiao, you truly are the best gift heaven has sent us…
Grandma will miss you in the Imperial Capital.”
“Next time you come to see Grandma and Grandpa, be sure to bring your mom and dad with you!”
…
Simultaneously, on the outskirts of Donghai City, in a luxurious private hospital.
Zhao Yingjun placed two small plastic bags containing hair samples in front of the doctor.
In the left bag lay a few centimeters long white hair.
In the right bag was the last remaining hair of Yan Qiaoqiao’s.
“Test the blood relationship between these two samples.”
“Okay, Miss Zhao.”
This was already their second meeting.
The doctor skillfully took the two hair samples, marking A on the left, B on the right, and looked up at Zhao Yingjun:
“I need to ask again—what relation might these tests reveal?
It’s fine if you prefer not to say, but if you have an idea, it will expedite our results, giving our comparison a focused direction.”
Zhao Yingjun looked down.
She glanced left and right at the two hair samples.
Biting her lip, she whispered softly…
“Parent and child.”
The doctor nodded and jotted down in his notebook:
“In that case…
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Miss Zhao, will you still come to pick up the report after work this evening?
We will wait for you, no matter how late.”
“No…”
Zhao Yingjun shook her head.
She leaned back in the chair, crossed her arms, and looked at the doctor:
“You don’t need to come and pick it up tonight.
Start the test now, and get the results as quickly as possible.”
Her eyes were resolute:
“I will wait here.”