daily drama

Chapter 136 Why don't you move bricks?

New Jersey.

Hofstadter House.

"of course."

Adam smiled and said, "It's just in my own way."

"Your own way?"

Beverly looked at Adam with interest.

Not everyone could interest her and invite her to do experiments for science.

With Leonard's strong advocacy, she already knew the basic situation of Adam.

Columbia University student, genius writer, martial artist, justice envoy, best friend of the century...

She doesn't believe in all kinds of titles, because she knows her son too well.

He who lacks love too much, in the face of any emotion, wants to grasp it as hard as possible, and will involuntarily magnify this emotion too much.

However, during the conversation with Adam, she initially recognized that Adam was not a "stupid" person, and he was the first person who became interested in Leonard because of reading her book and took the initiative to make friends with him.

That's what got her interested.

Adam took the initiative to befriend Leonard, who was several years younger than him. Is it a distortion of human nature or a loss of morality? Uh, is it an academic interest or an indescribable interest?

She didn't want to hear what Adam said, but wanted to see what Adam thought!

Specific neural responses represent the absolute truth!

So she invited Adam to do an experiment, to scan the brain.

Nerves don't lie.

At this time, Leonard came over with a tray: "Adam, your tea!"

"Thank you."

Adam took it.

"Dad, yours."

Leonard hands Alfred another glass.

"Thank you."

Alfred smiled and thanked him.

"Mom, yours."

Leonard finally handed it to Beverly, his expression changed from the joy before, and he looked at his mother nervously.

"Oolong tea?"

Beverly took the teacup and started asking questions out of habit.

"Yes."

Leonard nodded quickly.

"In bulk, not tea bags?"

Beverly continued to ask while holding the teacup.

"Yes."

Leonard rubbed his hands, nodded again, a smile appeared on his face, because he successfully completed the two requirements.

But this is far from over.

"Soaked for 3 minutes?"

"Yes!"

"Two percent milk?"

"Yes."

"Separate heating?"

"Yes."

"A spoonful of sugar?"

"Yes."

"Raw sugar?"

"Yes."

The smile on Leonard's face became brighter and brighter, just when he thought he had finally completed the task assigned by his mother perfectly, an unexpected and reasonable scene came.

"Why the delay?"

Beverly still complained, then took a sip, put it down, motioned Leonard to take it away, and said displeasedly: "It's already cold, it seems we know why."

"I'll brew it for you again."

Leonard took the teacup and left with a wry smile.

Because Beverly had too many requests, he had to extend the time to satisfy them one by one, so he delayed the time and let the tea 'cold', in fact, the tea was not cooled much at this time.

But his mother is a super sensitive person, a slight drop in temperature would make her feel cold.

So he had to go back and re-soak it to make sure it met all of Beverly's strict requirements, including the temperature!

"There are always problems with such a simple tea making. I really don't know how to educate him."

Beverly shook her head.

Adam and Alfred looked at each other, speechless for a while.

Adam thought: "Poor Leonard!"

Alfred thought: "Poor Leonard, poor me!"

"so."

Beverly turned her attention to Adam again, and continued the topic just now: "You said you would contribute to science in your own way? What kind of way?"

"I plan to be a doctor in the future (doctor homophonic)."

Adam laughed.

"What kind of doctor?"

Beverly asked: "PhDs in geology, anthropology, etc. are not really PhDs, because they are meaningless to the development of science."

"What did you say?"

Anthropologist Alfred couldn't take it anymore, and said angrily: "Human science is also science. Without us studying human lifestyles and revealing the relationship between people and nature, human beings will either be destroyed by war or by nature! When people are gone, how can there be any scientific development?"

"ok, I get it."

Beverly smiled contemptuously: "The reason why the Third World War did not break out is not because of the nuclear level researched by nuclear physicists, but because you anthropologists told everyone not to do this, haha."

"Not the doctor."

Seeing Alfred blushing and having a thick neck, Adam quickly smoothed things over and said, "I'm talking about a doctor. I'm going to be a cardiothoracic surgeon."

"Surgeon?"

Beverly shook her head and said, "This is your so-called contribution to science? There is no originality at all, and they are all repetitive things. What is the difference between this and those workers who move bricks on the construction site?"

"Of course there are differences."

Adam has gradually gotten used to Beverly's uprightness. After all, he has endured little Sheldon with the same personality for three years. With Leonard's relationship, he just treats her as a female version of Sheldon.

Therefore, in the face of Beverly's poisonous tongue, he was no longer angry, and smiled calmly: "The workers who move the bricks will build you a house no matter how many times they repeat, while the surgeons who repeat the operation too many times can be at the critical moment. save your life.

I think, saving a genius scientist like you who has greatly promoted the development of science is barely considered a contribution to science, right? "

Beverly glanced at Adam in surprise, and said with a smile: "You challenge me, I like that."

I like it but I haven't seen you give me a 'like'!

Adam, who didn't get the system prompt, complained in his heart, but smiled on his face: "I like this too."

"I'm going to pee."

Beverly stood up suddenly, using strange words.

Most people are pee or peepee, how can they use such a formal vocabulary as urinate?

Except Sheldon.

Coitus is Sheldon's high-frequency vocabulary, which is far harsher than urinate.

"I made you laugh."

After Beverly left, Alfred said awkwardly: "She is such a person."

"It's nothing."

Adam laughed: "But Leonard is very eager to get her approval."

"Ugh."

Alfred sighed heavily, and laughed at himself, "It's not just Leonard."

Adam gave him a sympathetic look. It seemed that Beverly's indescribable goal was to have a baby. Once she achieved this goal, she would not spend time and energy on such meaningless things .

Later, there was no married life for seven or eight years. It is no wonder that Alfred cheated on a waiter in the end.

He is too difficult!

Any man would probably go crazy.

Thinking of this, Adam's heart moved, and he asked, "Can you sing?"

"I will point."

Alfred was taken aback.

"Then do you drink?"

Adam asked.

"What do you think?"

Alfred laughed at himself: "How can I survive without wine?"

"That's fine."

Adam smiled meaningfully: "I have a bold idea."

(End of this chapter)