The daily life of American drama detective

Chapter 52 The Great Wisdom and the 7 Year Period

"Who?"

Monica was taken aback for a moment, and the corners of her mouth twitched after seeing Peggy's playful expression of "you know who he is". She wanted to stick to her attitude, but what she said was: "It's okay to refuse someone else's invitation rashly." It's not very polite... If it doesn't conflict with the principal's dinner time, you can go to it."

Just kidding, Professor Alicia Harper had already put unparalleled pressure on her. If she hadn't been more competitive, she would have given up with low self-esteem.

And now Chuck has entered the room.

She felt she had to do something, not for some damn love or possessiveness, but for morality!

That's right!

It is to defend the morality of the world!
Professor Alicia Harper is a married woman, how could Chuck be interested in her, it's immoral!
As for what Chuck said about simply liking the other person's eyes, she didn't believe a word even Chuck, who seemed upright and never told lies.

Maybe Chuck really thinks so, but sometimes people will deceive themselves and others.

Genius is no exception!

So she had to stand up to prevent Chuck from making further mistakes, and not let Chuck, a scientific giant who was destined to be written in mathematics textbooks, be stained with an indelible haze like other scientific giants.

Ok.

After staying with Peggy for a long time, she also knows far more about the stories of some scientists than before.

Leaving aside the contribution of great scientific achievements to human development, she really didn't want Chuck to become Einstein, Schrödinger, Hawking, Feynman...

Compared with their private life, her friend Joey, who also likes to do scientific experiments and is known as a wanderer, can be regarded as very principled and moral.

"Unfortunately, it happens to be one night, what should I do?"

Peggy smiled playfully.

"..."

Monica was immediately confused.

Is it important to fulfill the principal's entrustment, or is it important to attend Mrs. Alicia Harper's dinner so that the history of Western science will not become the history of the Roman court and the history of Greek mythology?
After dropping the bomb, Peggy picked up the microphone again and continued chatting with Little Sheldon, seeing Monica's changing expression and tangled expression.

Monica struggled for a long time. Looking at Peggy who was smiling and chatting there, she suddenly realized and said with a wry smile, "You're kidding me, aren't you? The two dinners are not in the same night, right?"

"Have you come to a conclusion?"

Peggy didn't deny it, and asked with a smile.

"Have!"

Monica said unhappily: "It's exactly the opposite of what you expected!"

Peggy and Little Sheldon said they would go to the dinner party, then hung up the phone and started working on their homework.

Since Chuck appeared, Little Sheldon has worked harder, because he wants to read out the doctor as soon as possible, so that when facing Chuck, he doesn't need to call the other doctor but Mr.

It was such a bad feeling.

This also drove Peggy, allowing her to speed up the progress of the course, compressing the original ten years for normal people to get a Ph.

Although she has a super high IQ, even she has to spend most of her time studying homework in the dormitory in the face of the huge amount of courses accumulated in a short period of time, and the degree of introversion is beyond the reach of ordinary people. Monica's scalp tingled when she saw it.

Countless times smarter than humans, and countless times harder, if you meet such an opponent, how can you live!

In this way, Peggy immersed herself in her homework, while Monica was cleaning, thinking about her own thoughts, obsessed with the progress of her relationship with Chuck, and accidentally dropped the cup on the floor and broke it.

The crackling sound resounded in the quiet dormitory, causing Peggy, who was concentrating on her homework, to frown and look up.

"Sorry, sorry."

Monica apologized and started to clean up.

"Just for the matter between you and him, what are you doing?"

Peggy frowned.

The former Monica forced to be serious, where would such a thing happen.

"You do not understand."

Monica said something subconsciously.

"I don't understand?"

Peggy laughed suddenly: "I think you don't understand!"

Monica opened her mouth, looked at Peggy's small face, and realized that this kind of thing is not suitable for her to talk to. She lowered her head and continued to pack up, but suddenly there seemed to be a thunderbolt in her mind, and she suddenly looked up at Peggy. .

damn it!
How did she forget!

Chuck is a unique existence that she has never seen before, which is very different from any other man, and it is very attractive to her, which makes her feel at a loss.

She has several exceptionally good friends to whom she can confide in her distress, but when it comes to seeking help, they're all either cracking jokes or offering totally unreliable ideas.

Because they, including his elder brother Ross who thinks he is a genius, are actually ordinary people, and they simply cannot understand the thoughts of a genius of Chuck's level.

But they don't understand, it doesn't mean everyone doesn't understand!
There is obviously someone beside her who may be able to help her understand the existence of Chuck.

In a blink of an eye, she suddenly realized that the excuse she made on the farm before was to contact Chuck to better understand the talented girl Peggy and do her job well, and the reverse is also the same.

She can completely get to know Chuck through the genius girl Peggy so as to make a strategy and break the ice between her and Chuck.

"The one who is close to vermilion is red and the one who is close to ink is black. It seems that I have become smarter after staying with Peggy for a long time."

After figuring this out, she seemed to feel that she had become a very smart Monica, and she thought excitedly: "This also proves that Ross is really useless. He brags every day that he is a genius, and I get along with him more than For 20 years, it has not been affected by him at all, or even had a counterproductive effect."

"Do you really understand?"

Monica suppressed the joy in her heart and asked tentatively.

"Of course, the thing between men and women is just the most basic knowledge of biochemistry."

Peggy was calm.

"You should be able to understand him?"

Monica weighed her words.

She was ready to seek Peggy's help, but only to help her understand Chuck, not to talk about inappropriate topics with the young Peggy.

"Don't worry about it."

Peggy saw Monica's thoughts, looked away, and said while burying her head in her homework, "Do you want to be with him for a long time, or just for a while?"

"Of course we'll be together for a long time!"

Monica said subconsciously.

"If you want to be with him for a long time, you need to establish a heart-to-heart connection with him."

Peggy's voice came over: "And you also know that it is difficult to get along with people like us, let alone establish this kind of heart-to-heart connection with ordinary people like you, so if you really want to be with him For a long time, you need to be mentally prepared to persist for a long time."

"Long? How long?"

Monica asked.

"It's as short as four or five years."

Peggy said.

"Four or five years?"

Monica's mouth twitched.

"Isn't a sincere relationship worth spending this little time pursuing?"

Peggy's leisurely voice sounded: "The divorce rate in the United States is as high as 50%, and the average person falls in love 11 times in a lifetime. If you really like him very much, then spend all the time you spend with other men on the four or five days waiting for him to get used to him." In the next year, after you succeed at that time, the probability that you and him will go on forever is as high as 90%, because people like him like inner stability, as long as you remain the same, he will not change to you, isn't it better than you? Try again and again and indulge again and again, but in the end you can only make do with being too strong?"

"But four or five years is too long..."

Monica was moved.

"Don't worry, the shortest is four or five years, and the longest will not exceed seven years!"

Peggy's voice sounded affirmative.

Monica grabbed the rag, and her eyes gradually became firmer upon hearing this.

Peggy looked up and saw in the mirror that the corners of her mouth were slightly raised.

(End of this chapter)