Chapter 705: Fu Ting Fell Off Her Horse in Front of Sixth Uncle (2) Chapter 705: Fu Ting Fell Off Her Horse in Front of Sixth Uncle (2) Although those who knew Fu Jichen felt that he was like a robot who had no ability to sense emotions and would not have any emotional fluctuations at all tis.
However, he had flesh and blood. He could cry and laugh. It was not as if he did not feel anything.
It was just that he was already used to digesting all his emotions by himself.
Seeing the fruit thrown into the trash can, he suddenly rembered sothing from his childhood.
At that ti, he had just discovered his ability to dissect. His parents did not support him, so he could only dissect animal corpses.
Once, he was seen by his best friend. His best friend looked at him as if he was a monster and then spread the news everywhere.
As a result, all his classmates and friends kept a distance from him during his childhood. Even his teachers did not like him. He was like an outcast abandoned by the whole world.
Because he was the young master of the Fu family, no one dared to bully him. Therefore, everyone scolded him behind his back, saying that he was disgusting, dirty, and a psychopath.
Fu Jichen would feel aggrieved and sad at first, but as ti passed, he would beco numb to it.
However, he would occasionally look forward to seeing soone who understood him, who would hold his hand without disdain and firmly support his choice.
Later, Fu Jichen really did get to et her. She was a new friend who took the initiative to approach him and would not call him a monster like others.
Fu Jichen was very happy. Feeling the warmth, he took the initiative to give delicious food to his new friend.
In the end, his new friend gathered the whole class and threw the food he had given them under his feet. He laughed at him mischievously.” You monster, everything you touch slls rotten. You don’t even eat it for dogs.””
It turned out that his new friend was deliberately ssing with him because he lost a bet with his classmate.
Those people’s evil laughter had followed Fu Jichen like a shadow for many years.
From then on, Fu Jichen sealed his heart and no longer looked forward to it.
He spent more ti on his work and would not be easily moved by anyone.
But at the sa ti, he beca more and more lonely.
He had actually been paying attention to Fu Ting for a long ti until he t her.
From the mouths of his brothers, he learned that it was a very cute little girl.
His cold and lonely heart could not help but start to anticipate that she would smile gently at him. However, he was even more nervous. He was worried that Fu Ting would be as distant as his childhood friend.
Therefore, Fu Jichen didn’t dare to treat her well at first and could only test her step by step.
He was really happy when Fu Ting defended him in front of the whole family.
However, Fu Jichen realized that Fu Ting was no different from the friend who had pranked him when he saw the fruits that were thrown into the trash can.
However, Fu Ting lied to protect his face.
However, no matter what the reason was, Fu Jichen was very disappointed. The trust he had once again given him had been cheated.
He had been tricked once when he was young. From then on, he decided that he would never treat others well again.
Fu Ting asked him to make an exception, but she froze him again.
Fu Jichen was not angry with Fu Ting, but he realized that his injury this ti was more serious than the previous one.
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After the Spring Festival, everyone had to return to their respective jobs to be busy.
Cen Juan was going abroad and would only return a week later.
Fu Ting had also returned to the school to carry out her new project. She had promised the section chief of the criminal departnt that she would assist Fu Jichen in completing the developnt of the autopsy machine.
Of course, Fu Jichen was her sixth uncle, so she had to help him.
Fu Ting rarely ca to the school’s laboratory, and Song Jin usually managed it.
When Fu Ting was not around, Song Jin recruited more than twenty graduate students to train.
When Fu Ting arrived, it just so happened that
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