Qin Manjiang frowned.
He looked straight into Qin Manyi's eyes. After a moment, he shook his head and said, "She's not my sister."
Qin Manjiang's words were so unexpected that even Xi Wutong froze for a moment.
"I don't think there's any need for me to speak with her."
Qin Manjiang turned and left.
Doctor Xi hurried after him. "Classmate Qin! Please wait."
Qin Manjiang stopped beside a window in the corridor and looked at Doctor Xi as she caught up.
Doctor Xi caught her breath before saying, "We've learned that Qin Manyi has lost a great deal of her memory. She isn't deliberately trying to upset you."
"Please don't be angry with her. Your attitude is very important to getting to the bottom of this," Doctor Xi urged.
Qin Manjiang shook his head and explained, "I'm not angry. I meant what I just said. That girl really isn't my sister."
Doctor Xi's brows knitted tightly. She studied Qin Manjiang and asked, "Are you really not just saying that out of anger?"
Qin Manjiang nodded again in confirmation. "Ever since she was little, Qin Manyi has never dared to look me in the eye. That didn't change even after she developed mental health problems."
At this, Qin Manjiang glanced toward the Special Care Ward and said, "You saw it just now, too. She stared straight at me. All I saw in her eyes was unfamiliarity. She isn't my sister."
Doctor Xi said somewhat helplessly, "But it could also be that her condition has worsened. Her current personality may have completely erased her previous one, leaving her like this..."
Hearing this, Qin Manjiang looked at Doctor Xi very seriously and asked, "Doctor Xi, in your view, what exactly should we look at to determine who someone is?"
Doctor Xi hadn't expected