Jennie and Lisa's life has returned to its usual quietness.

Jennie didn't choose any other club, she attended classes from Monday to Friday, and went out with Lisa on weekends, living as comfortably as she could. Since Yeri had finally given up on Hanbin, no one mentioned Hanbin's name in Jennie's ears, and Hanbin seemed to have disappeared from Jennie and Lisa's world.

They continued to go to university and occasionally a boy or a girl would express their love for them, but six months, a year, two years passed and Jennie and Lisa were still together.

But Lisa became more and more of a god of learning to the students of Peking University.

In his sophomore year, Lisa studied computer science again.

In his junior year, Lisa made a calculated and accurate calculation on a huge stock, promoting short term arbitrage and frequent trading. He focuses on researching historical market data to find certain statistical correlations, and from this he designs quantitative investment management models for different markets, and then uses computer-led calculations to make thousands of short term trades in various markets to capture fleeting market opportunities. As these are short-term trades, they are closed out in a very short period of time and losses are not significant; after thousands of trades, the overall result is a profit as long as there are more profitable trades than losing trades.

These insignificant momentary profits add up to a staggering gain.

This amount of money would have been astronomical to other people of his age who were still in school.

Then Lisa started an investment fund and successfully abducted his roommate Haechan to his company. All the students knew Lisa as the god of learning, but they did not know that he was already worth over a billion dollars.

Uncle Chan and Aunt Chan watched Lisa's transformation from a boy to a man, and was filled with pride and joy.

Lisa was being pulled by Aunt Chan in a mysterious manner, he looked at Aunt Chan and asked him what was wrong.

Aunt Chan sighed and sighed, "My Lili is almost 21."

Lisa: "Ah, yes."

So.

"So when are you and Jenjen going to get married," Aunt Chan asks curiously.

Lisa doesn't even have to think about it.

"Right after I graduate."

"Aunt Chan used three "yes" words to express how happy she was, smiling and stroking Lisa's head before saying slowly, "Alas, I was out doing exercises with some old friends today. I saw the old Li family's little grandson, he's so cute and chubby."

Lisa: ""

What's so cute about being chubby and white?

Aunt Chan didn't notice the difference in Lisa's expression and continued, "When you and Jenjen get married, you'll have a chubby son too."

Lisa stood up decisively, "Besides, I have things to do, Aunt Chan, I'll leave now."

He didn't want children at all.

He didn't want fat, white children.

Why should there be children, why not just him and Jennie?

Did we have to have a baby?

If he did have a child, Jennie would have to take care of it when he got home, and he might have to sleep with it at night, and then he would become an invisible tool.

Just thinking about it made me feel desperate.

Lisa, slightly annoyed, went back to her and Jennie's house on the top floor, trying to find a chance to tell Jennie that having a baby is painful and that they might inherit his illnesses, so that Jennie would be on her side, but when he entered, he found Jennie looking at something with a smile on her face.

Lisa got closer and saw that it was a popular parent-child variety show recently.

Lisa: "..."

Jennie was laughing at the show, but when she looked up, she saw her boyfriend who was not looking well, so she asked him what was wrong.

Lisa stared at Jennie with a strange look in his eyes for a long time, then turned away with a grunt.

Jennie was left in a daze.

What's wrong with this? There are a few days a month when a girl is not in a good mood, why is Lisa like this?

She turned off the show and hurried in with her slippers, but Lisa didn't say anything, and asked her if she had just watched the show, as if to change the subject.

Jennie said honestly, "It was good, the kids were really cute."

Lisa: "..."

he didn't want to talk anymore.

Before Lisa could slowly instil Jennie with the idea of being a dink, one afternoon Jennie and Lisa went shopping together at a supermarket not far away.

They were pushing their shopping carts when a young mother passed by pushing a shopping cart with a little child sitting on it, shouting "Mummy, I want this."

Jennie, who has been watching too many parenting programmes lately, was so impressed by the child's voice that she whispered, "That's so cute."

Lisa looked at him expressionlessly and said coldly, "It's not cute."

"Hmm?"

Jennie was stunned and turned his head to look at Lisa, suddenly remembering Hanbin's earlier comment that his father didn't like him, he thought about it and asked him, "Lili, you don't like kids, do you?"

"No," Lisa said, shaking his head decisively.

"Why?" Jennie pulled Lisa along with him, "What's wrong with kids?"

Lisa couldn't figure it out either, "What's good about kids."

"It's good, it better be a little boy", Jennie said, "I haven't seen much of you as a child, if our future baby looks like you, then I can see you as a child."

Jennie's thoughtless reply shows that this is indeed what she was thinking.

Lisa, who had never thought of it in this way, was stunned, thinking that having a baby would distract Jennie from him, but not that Jennie wanted a baby because of him.

Lisa, as smart as he was, was dumbfounded for a moment, and then, probably because his mind hadn't yet turned, he said stupidly, "What if it looks like you?"

Jennie: "..."

Before Jennie could say anything else, Lisa's eyes suddenly lit up.

Oh yes!

What if he and Jennie had a daughter later, and a daughter that looked like Jennie?

He had never seen Jennie as a child, and he wanted to see Jennie as a child, too.

Jennie said that children are very cute, and Lisa imagined that she would look like Jennie's little girl.

Yes.

Very cute indeed.

Super cute!

Super cute!

A few days later, Aunt Chan was ready to talk to Lisa after she found out that Lisa didn't seem to want a baby.

"Children? Of course we want kids, we can plan for them once we're married.

Aunt Chan: Tired