At those last words, Ji Yanzhi's large hands curled involuntarily, and a shadow flickered through his eyes.
It felt as though something heavy had suddenly settled on his heart. He drew a deep breath, but the furrow between his brows only deepened.
He had called Ji Ting an idiot and a fool more times than he could remember. Though he had mostly said it in his head, Ji Ting was so clever. How could he have missed the disgust in his eyes?
When Doctor Zheng saw that he remained silent, he assumed he was worried and reassured him. "President Ji, Ji Ting is actually doing very well now. As long as he takes his medication on time and keeps up his training, he looks just like anyone else on the surface."
Ji Yanzhi was filled with conflicting emotions. He had so much he wanted to say, yet he couldn't make a sound.
Because he knew perfectly well that Ji Ting didn't need his help at all. As for the care and protection of his family, that was even more laughable.
Growing up in that sort of family had left even him grotesquely warped, yet Ji Ting had managed to struggle free of the mire and find his own sunlight.
Ji Yanzhi was silent for a long while before finally asking, "Can this condition drastically change someone's personality?"
"Yes, personality does change as the condition develops. Sudden changes are relatively rare, but they're still possible."
"What if he suddenly starts loving to study and knows a lot of things he's never been exposed to before?"
Doctor Zheng wasn't surprised in the slightest. "That's something I particularly need to explain to you. Asperger's is sometimes called 'genius syndrome' by the public, but that's actually a major misconception."
"Some extraordinary geniuses do have