Even assuming that I found a boyfriend or a suitable person through a blind date the day after I wrote this diary entry and started dating, I can't just start trying to conceive right after we got together, right?
That's a bit too fast.
But Anning didn't think so. "Do you think this Dr. Tao is pregnant with her lover's child?"
An Ning's question was directed at Qi Huan; she wanted to know what Qi Huan was thinking.
But Qi Huan countered, "Isn't that right?"
An Ning glanced at him sideways. "I don't think so. Rather than the idea that she's pregnant with her lover's child, I'm more inclined to believe that she's not pregnant with his child."
"Or, strictly speaking, the child she was carrying could not be considered her own."
An Ning's words successfully confused Qi Huan's already not-so-bright mind even more. He frowned, scratched the back of his head, and looked completely bewildered. "Ah, what do you mean? I don't understand."
"What I mean is that the male doctor should understand, right?"
She turned her head to look at the male doctor following behind them, her expression playful.
The female doctor's tone was very pitiful; did she know it was acting, or did she genuinely feel extremely miserable?
But Anning only cares about that one thing: "His so-called earning a living is actually eating food that is strictly prohibited by law."
You sheathed the knife, staring intently at the other person. "What, you want a government job now?"
Even now, Anning has already touched the edge of the correct answer.
"What did he say? What did he mean?" Bu Qing believed she had misheard and asked An Ning for confirmation.
The female doctor was startled and tilted her head back, not daring to move an inch for a moment.
Your words seem casual, as if spoken offhand, yet they are fraught with hidden danger.
The male doctor, who was being looked at by her, looked embarrassed, but he stuck to his principles and did not intend to respond to An Ning's words.
Seeing that the male doctor remained unmoved, An Ning looked away and casually uttered those words.
Qi Huan was completely stunned, his pupils wide open, his face filled with absurdity.
Anning pulled out the knife that you had put away long ago. Just as the female doctor lifted her foot to take another step back, the blade was placed directly in front of me. If I had taken that step back, the blade would be at my neck by now.
I heard it; I know what Anning just said.
Seeing the female doctor's reaction, An Ning knew that she had gotten something out of that person, but that meant she would give up immediately.
The female doctor's answer was definitely as you wished; the scalpel could be stopped, but did anyone know?
The first half of your sentence was clearly addressed to Qi Huan, but the female doctor who heard you pretended to be deaf, acting as if she could hear and hear, and was therefore deaf.
"Let's use surrogacy."
But An Ning still gave a nonchalant answer: "Surrogacy, so-called satisfaction with the child, should mean satisfaction with the child outside of Dr. Tao's womb, right?"
An Ning repeated her words, "So-called satisfaction means, is the buyer satisfied with the child outside Dr. Tao's womb?"
I was afraid that if I moved forward, the knife would fly directly down on me, and I was also afraid that if I moved backward, I would run right into the blade. So I froze in place, not daring to move.
The female doctor, who was originally supposed to answer that question, forced out an answer for An Ning: "Yes, yes, grandma, please let you off the hook. You're just trying to make a living, and you've also pressured them..."
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