Nalan Chunbo knew Gu Juexi was annoyed, but continued, “I sent all the things that I found to your mailbox. If the child is Le Tian’s or Wen Shan’s son, it confirms that they did go to a parallel universe before.”
Gu Juexi snorted and looked outside. “Just because they forgot that child?”
“The three of them lost the same memory; I don’t think it’s a coincidence. The probability of a person losing their memory is one in a hundred million. These three people have lost the same memory at the same time. I can tell you that the probability of this happening is zero,” Nalan Chunbo said seriously.
Gu Juexi leaned onto the railing and looked up at the night sky outside through the glass on the roof. The stars were shining brightly.
“I don’t know how to explain these things, but you do.”
Gu Juexi continued to look at the stars. “Have you read the time-travel novels that my daughter-in-law likes?
Nalan Chunbo remained silent.
Did he look like someone who would read those kinds of novels?
“There are infinite possibilities in a parallel universe. A car accident or a jump can let you pass through an entire era. Even lightning can bring you to another time. All these things might be the key to open the passage to a parallel universe, and then you will be in another space.”
Nalan Chunbo raised an eyebrow. “Did you explain this to Wei Wei?”
“Of course,” Gu Juexi said proudly, “but her IQ is not high enough.”
Nalan Chunbo was speechless.
“We only believe in reasonable data and proof, even if it was only discovered by humans once,” Nalan Chunbo said with a smile.
“However, there is no evidence that a parallel universe does not exist,” Gu Juexi said lightly. “So we have different opinions on this. I am just telling you that there is a rationality to its existence.”
“But Wen Shan did not disappear from sight,” Nalan Chunbo said again.
“Oh, there is a second explanation though. When a passage connecting two parallel universes is open, they might coexist on a certain point and intersect one another. Then, the space is opened later. Luckily, they stayed in this space,” Gu Juexi explained and turned around, suddenly noticing Ye Yuwei standing at the door.
Gu Juexi froze, remaining silent.
She seemed to have been standing there for a long time. Well, this was awkward.
Did he say anything incriminating just now?
“That’s all I can tell you. You can go search for more on it yourself,” Gu Juexi said, pretending to end the call with Nalan Chunbo calmly.
“My IQ isn’t high enough?” Ye Yuwei asked calmly, crossing her arms and leaning on the door, watching the man walking towards her.
“It’s normal. You don’t have to be very smart,” Gu Juexi said reassuringly, holding Ye Yuwei’s shoulders. “I’m here with you. You don’t need to be smart.”
That sounded sweet, but…
Ye Yuwei kicked Gu Juexi’s leg with her foot. “Then you might as well calculate whether this kick will help you get to a parallel universe. You had better disappear in the next second.”
Gu Juexi let out a sigh of relief. He then hugged Ye Yuwei and went in. “I’ll tell you now, this time-travel story is more exciting than any you have ever seen.”
“Really?” Ye Yuwei looked at Gu Juexi suspiciously while being pushed into the bedroom by him.
