Chapter 570: Chapter 570: The Different Qin Yihan
Qin Yihan had the same IQ as her two older brothers, but since she was a child, she was not very fond of playing but loved learning things.
So, she always knew more than her two brothers.
However, since she was not fond of playing, she kept a low profile, including her parents, who beyond knowing she had talents in martial arts, music, painting, medicine, and mathematics, didn’t know she was also talented in hacking, technology, cooking, chess, calligraphy… and so on.
She was able to hide these thanks to her “space.”
She self-taught most things in her “space,” making them undiscoverable by others.
Because she was too smart, and also because she was too lazy to interact with people…
It wasn’t that she disliked making contact with people, but it seemed like there were no common topics, making conversations utterly uninteresting.
Still, to avoid worrying her parents, she did make three especially close friends.
Indeed, if she wanted to, making friends was within her capability.
These three close friends were not from her circle of relatives and friends.
Of course, her relationship with them was also fine, but they were not friends, they were family.
Her three friends were filtered out from her classmates.
All from moderately wealthy families.
They were neither cramped by poverty nor arrogant by wealth—they were nice girls.
Of the three close friends, one was fond of painting, one loved playing the piano, and one enjoyed making desserts.
Indeed, it’s better for friends to have some common interests so they never run out of things to do.
Qin Yihan’s relationship with these three good friends had always been stable until after her eighteenth birthday when these three friends gradually started having boyfriends.
Qin Yihan fell into a sense of inner loneliness.
It was just an inner loneliness.
The three friends didn’t start ignoring her because they had boyfriends; they still contacted her every now and then, asking her out to play, but inside, she felt like a misfit again.
Yes, she had always felt like a misfit since childhood.
Even though her intelligence was the same as her three brothers’, she matured earlier, so between the ages of two and six years old, she always knew more than them.
In her heart, they were just like children.
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Playing with them was too exhausting, so she got used to daydreaming.
Before she turned eighteen, she always thought this sense of loneliness would disappear as she grew up.
But she didn’t expect…
The older she grew, the more intense this feeling became.
Shen Ci and Meng Chuyue, despite their intelligence, never guessed what their daughter harbored in her mind.
They thought she was just relatively introverted.
On her eighteenth birthday, besides giving gifts and some advice, Meng Chuyue also quietly said to Qin Yihan, “You’re an adult now, you can date. If you meet someone you like, as long as the other person doesn’t have a girlfriend, it’s fine to take the initiative because it’s not easy to meet someone you like in a lifetime. Hmm, your dad is saying the same thing to your brothers right now.”
Qin Yihan gently smiled, “Okay Mom, I remember. But my eldest and second brothers will probably bring home girlfriends soon since I know they already have someone they are fond of.”
Meng Chuyue gleamed with joy, “Really? Do you know who they are? Do I know them?”
Qin Yihan kissed her mom’s face, displaying a little daughter’s attitude, “I promised to keep it secret for them, so I can’t tell you, but they are people you know and like.”
That must be the children of friends or relatives.
Meng Chuyue wanted to guess but eventually gave up.
Better not to guess wildly to prevent feeling guilty later.
She told Shen Ci about this, and he felt the same.
Guessing wildly could be embarrassing if it’s wrong, better not to guess.