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Chapter 26 Poor Leonard

In the end, Sheldon could only follow Locke and the others towards the museum with a displeased face, and couldn't help muttering along the way:
"I'm completely disappointed in Millikin. Seeing my cute child being threatened by bad guys, no one called 911."

"Yes, you should indeed call 911. I'm planning to sell you to Africa. What do you think of this idea?" Locke gave Shelton a blank look.

"God, I don't want to go to Africa, I might die of malaria, Marburg virus..." Sheldon couldn't help but screamed in horror.

"Locke, don't scare Sheldon." Linda on the side saw the people around her looking towards her, and quickly comforted Sheldon: "He's just scaring you."

"Really?" Sheldon stared at Locke warily.

"You believe it." Peggy gave Sheldon a look of disdain: "After a few contacts, Peggy's impression of little Sheldon plummeted."

Little Sheldon couldn't help retorting: "The possibility of him doing this exists. He is an orphan. Who knows if anyone who grew up with him has become a trafficker!"

"Let's go quickly!" Locke really didn't want to talk to Sheldon, and took the first step.

After finishing their visit to the museum, the group arrived in front of the zero-gravity experience hall at the request of Peggy.

"Are you really not going in? This is an experience that many people don't have." Locke glanced at Sheldon.

"I still don't need it. If the machine breaks down, my whole body will be broken down by the parts driven by the disordered magnetic force, and then I will become a mass of space junk."

"You are too timid, what is there to be afraid of." Locke said.

Shelton shook his head firmly. If he lived in the Internet age 20 years later, he would probably announce loudly that I am stable enough and not timid.

Looking at the little Sheldon who became awkward again, Locke knew that he couldn't be persuaded by ordinary methods. Fortunately, the Big Bang Theory taught him many ways to deal with Sheldon.

He thought of a way as soon as he turned his head: "Sheldon, I remember hearing you say that you like Spock in "Star Trek" very much."

"That's right, he's a half-human, half-Vulcan who serves as the science officer and first mate on the Starship Enterprise." Speaking of his favorite character, Little Sheldon was clearly excited.

On the contrary, Peggy could tell from the smirk on Locke's mouth, and couldn't help but wonder how Locke would persuade Little Sheldon.

Locke continued: "So do you think Spock will stay on the planet for the rest of his life because he is afraid of the spacecraft malfunctioning?"

"Of course not. He is a perfect combination of courage and wisdom. He will never stop because of fear."

"Then you are afraid to enter the zero-gravity cabin?"

"Of course not...well, you convinced me."

"It seems that you have a good way of dealing with Sheldon." Peggy said with a smile in Locke's ear.

"If you become a mother in the future and raise a child for a few years, you will know how to deal with him."

Locke told the truth disapprovingly. Sheldon has been a giant baby since he was a child. Whether it is dealing with a ten-year-old Sheldon or a 30-year-old Sheldon, just follow the routine of dealing with children.

The three lined up together, and when it was their turn, they changed into special clothing under the guidance of the staff and entered the weightless cabin.

Accompanied by the sound of the machine and the earth spinning for a while, Locke felt that his body was gradually breaking away from the influence of gravity until the influence of gravity disappeared completely.

Pushing the bulkhead lightly, Locke was bounced into the air by the reaction force, and slowly flew to the other side. This experience made him feel very novel.

'Is this similar to the feeling of flying, but I can't learn flying magic yet. Locke thought so and looked at Peggy.

I saw her lightly tapped her toes, jumped up from the floor, her lithe body was spinning in the air, and she seemed to be having a good time.

When Locke turned his gaze to Sheldon, he found that he was floating in the air, trying to grab something in a hurry, and shouted in horror: "I am trapped by the evil zero-gravity space demon, Locke, come and save me!" I!"

"Hahaha..." Looking at Little Sheldon's clumsy and panicked look, Locke and Peggy both laughed happily.

When the three walked out of the zero-gravity experience hall, little Sheldon was trembling all over, and was supported by Locke to barely fall down. Peggy looked disgusted.

"Okay Peggy, according to Sheldon's guts, it's very good that he didn't pee his pants on the spot." Locke comforted little Sheldon and said, "Sheldon, you're fine, do you want to go to the doctor here?" Take a look at the center."

"No, I just feel a little dizzy. This is a normal reaction. I don't want to go to a place full of infectious germs." Shelton said hastily: "Those patients will infect me with germs."

"It's really interesting, it seems that you have a serious cleanliness." At this time, a magnetic voice came from the side.

"Sheldon has some excessive cleanliness." Locke replied casually, and when he turned his head, he couldn't help being slightly taken aback, thinking that it was a coincidence that he met the female version of Sheldon here. .

"It's not excessive cleanliness, I'm just responsible for my own life." Sheldon retorted directly.

"I can understand your pursuit of a healthy and safe environment. Let me introduce myself, I am Beverly Hofstadter, Ph.D. in Neurology, Human Behavior and Sociology, and a world-class parenting expert."

"Sure enough." After listening to the other party's self-introduction, Locke fully confirmed that the woman in front of him is the mother of Sheldon's roommate Leonard in the future. A woman with a personality very similar to Sheldon can be said to be the female version Sheldon.

"My name is Sheldon Lee Cooper. I am in high school. Sometimes I go to college to sit in on my grandma's boyfriend's class. He is a visiting professor at the University of Texas at Austin." Sheldon introduced his Condition.

"Are you in high school? It seems that you are very smart, what is your IQ." Beverly was obviously attracted by Sheldon's self-introduction.

"187." Shelton puffed out his chest proudly.

"Heh..." Peggy curled her lips and was about to say something, but was stopped by Locke. He didn't want Beverly to stare at Peggy.

"It is indeed quite high. This reminds me of a study on the specificity of human brains with high IQs. If possible, can you... By the way, this requires the consent of your guardian."

Beverly said and looked at Linda next to her: "Are you his mother? I want to talk to you about doing a brain scan for Sheldon."

"No, I'm..."

"I am willing." Before Linda finished speaking, Sheldon agreed immediately. He had long wanted to have a brain scan for himself, but Mary never agreed.

"Very well, what's your opinion, madam?" Beverly looked at Linda.

"I'm just a friend of Sheldon's mother," Linda said.

"Okay, can you take me to meet Sheldon's parents?"

Beverly made the request as if it was a matter of course.Compared with the opportunity to study such a rare example of Sheldon, this ordinary exhibition is not worth mentioning at all.

"Mom!" At this time, a little boy next to Beverly couldn't help but shake Beverly's arm. It was with great difficulty that he begged for the opportunity to participate in this expo.

But Beverly just lowered her head and looked at little Leonard indifferently, and immediately frightened him so much that he shrank his head like a quail and dared not make a sound.

"Then let's talk about going to see Sheldon's mother together." Beverly said.

It has to be said that, as a neurologist, Beverly still has a strong grasp of psychology. After a few words, Linda agreed to take little Sheldon to find Mary.

Locke didn't want to have too much contact with the other party, so he said: "In this case, I will continue to play with Peggy in a while, and we will meet at the appointed place at noon."

"No problem, then please take care of Peggy." Linda was quite relieved about Locke.

Locke nodded, glanced at Little Leonard again, and said, "Dr. Beverly, I think your son also wants to play for a while. If you don't mind, he can come with us."

"Interesting." Unexpectedly, after hearing this sentence, Beverly suddenly looked at Locke: "You seem to know me?"

"I have some understanding." Locke said: "I have read some papers and books you wrote."

"So that's how it is." Beverly nodded knowingly: "No problem, anyway, I don't think anyone is willing to commit a crime because of him, so let him follow you, let's go, my little cutie. "

Beverly's words of underestimating himself made Leonard feel deeply hit, and he was even more jealous of Beverly calling Sheldon a cutie. For so many years, Beverly had never called him cutie once. He is Beverly's biological son.

But the thought of being able to continue playing next time made me feel better.

Poor Leonard, because of Beverly's educational strategy, he has already learned to resolve himself at the age of ten. No wonder he can achieve the great achievement of acquired optimism in the future.

(End of this chapter)