My Youth Began With Him

“Um… A chemistry teacher? Sis… you have a good imagination.”

Hearing her sister’s words, Lu Yan was stunned.

She was indeed good at chemistry and extremely familiar with all kinds of chemical elements.

She knew what mixtures would explode and what mixtures were poisonous.

But Mian was quite creative to suggest to Lu Yan for her to become a chemistry teacher.

“Did I say something wrong?”

“No. You’re right… Ha…” Lu Yan chuckled.

“Why are you laughing? I’m being serious.”

“Okay. Sis, I’ll consider your suggestion seriously.”

“Yan, many people work not to earn a living… There are many magnates in the world who are still working despite their great fortune. Why? Because they want to realize their value.”

“Yeah. Sis, you’re right. You and my brother-in-law have more money than you can spend, but you’re still busy with your work. After all, people must get busy and can’t just eat and wait to die because they have money,” Lu Yan added.

“Yeah. That’s right. But I work as a doctor not to kill time, but to realize my childhood dream,” explained Huo Mian.

“But Sis… You must understand that not everyone can be as lucky as you. You have a loving husband who cherishes you and helps you realize your dream as if it was his own. Most of the people in the world can’t realize their dreams.”

“Maybe… But Yan, the people you mentioned have no abilities to realize their dreams. You’re so capable; you can control your own life.”

“Sis, can you believe that I’ve gotten used to my profession just like how you’re used to being a doctor? Maybe at first, I did it to save my life, but gradually, it has become my habit. You asked me to work as a chemistry teacher, I think… I might not be able to do it… It has nothing to do with money. I can live peacefully for a few days but will go crazy if I have to live like that for the rest of my life. Maybe I have some genes in my body making it difficult for me to settle down… So, I’m destined to live a different life from yours.”

Hearing her words, Huo Mian felt sad.

Lu Yan was right; everyone was entitled to his own thoughts and decisions.

Huo Mian thought her suggestion was good for her sister, but Lu Yan might not think it was a good idea.

Maybe for Lu Yan, taking missions to kill people as a mercenary had become a part of her.

She had grown to like this lifestyle.

“If we continue the topic, we might begin arguing with each other…” Huo Mian smiled.

“No way. I can see you so rarely… So, I won’t argue with you. The most I will do is not listen to you.” Lu Yan stuck out her tongue playfully.

“Okay. Sleep now.”

“Okay.

“Sis…”

“Huh?”

“I heard Pudding is speculating on stocks… and has a company of her own.”

“Yeah. I can’t manage the child now.” Thinking of her elder daughter, Huo Mian didn’t know whether she was more happy or sad.

She was happy because Pudding was indeed more mature, smarter and steadier than any other child of her age.

She was sad because she thought Pudding was doing things not appropriate for her age. She wondered if it was right for Pudding to do those things.

“I transferred the money I earned today to her company,” Lu Yan said mildly as if she had bought a piece of clothes for Pudding.

“What? You transferred 10 million yuan to her?” Huo Mian frowned slightly.