Father Jin pondered for a moment, and instead of expressing his own opinion, he first asked Jin Cengran, "What do you think?"
Jin Cengran seemed to have anticipated that Father Jin would ask him this, and with slightly lowered eyes, he answered calmly, "The Little Divine Doctor was brought in by Ah Yun, and she is acquainted with Old Fu and Ah Chen. Moreover, she’s proficient in repairing flawed mental methods."
Due to Su Yunling’s instructions, whenever Jin Cengran spoke to Father Jin, Little Uncle Jin, or Grandfather Jin about Gu Zhiqi, he always referred to her as the Little Divine Doctor without divulging more information about her.
Followed by, someone missed the main point.
"You’re calling her the Little Divine Doctor, so how ’little’ is she exactly?" Little Uncle Jin slouched casually in his chair, sitting in a very relaxed pose.
Jin Cengran: "...That’s not the point."
"Age is quite significant these days, after all, if someone is too young, it’s hard to convince others," Little Uncle Jin said, leaning back in his chair with a laid-back and carefree look.
Jin Cengran didn’t want to argue with him, his mouth twitched slightly, and he stopped talking to him and turned his gaze back to Father Jin, "Father, what do you think?"
"You have expressed favoritism and trust in this Little Divine Doctor both implicitly and explicitly. Can I still oppose it?" Father Jin kept his face stern, but his tone carried a hint of warmth.
Listening to him, Jin Cengran smiled faintly and shook his head, gently saying, "I do have a certain fondness for the Little Divine Doctor, but what I have said is also the truth, without any emotional bias."
If feelings were involved, what he could share wouldn’t be just about a Little Divine Doctor who could repair mental methods.
After all, that young girl had much to offer; she was also quite attractive, and overall, everything about her was endearing.
What he talked about was merely one or two tenths of her charming aspects.
Hearing Jin Cengran’s words, a look of surprise crossed Father Jin’s eyes, and he grew curious about the Little Divine Doctor.
"I have no objections, since Xiao Ling invited her, she must be trustworthy. Go ahead and follow through with your plan," Father Jin said.
"You’ve spoken so highly of this Little Divine Doctor that I want to meet her too. When you have the chance, invite her to visit our home," Little Uncle Jin was practically speaking for Father Jin, expressing not only his own wish but also revealing Father Jin’s thoughts.
Jin Cengran heard this but felt it was a bit far-fetched; that young girl did not seem easy to invite.
After leaving the study, Jin Cengran wheeled himself towards his room.
Just as he reached his room’s door, the door of the neighboring room opened, and Jin Cenglv clad in green emerged, pulling a suitcase from her room.
Seeing this, Jin Cengran knew she was off to study, "Heading to school?"
Jin Cenglv was a sophomore at Imperial Capital University.
Imperial Capital University was quite far from the Jin Family home; even a taxi ride took an hour. Since tomorrow was Monday and Jin Cenglv had classes, if she didn’t return to school tonight, she would likely miss her morning lecture.
Jin Cenglv nodded her head and, pulling her suitcase, approached Jin Cengran. Then, she handed over something she was holding to him.
"What is this?" Jin Cengran asked as he reached out to take the item from Jin Cenglv.
Upon receiving it, he realized it was a neatly folded talisman.
Jin Cengran looked up inquiringly at Jin Cenglv.
"Your face shows a change, signifying an upcoming encounter with a noble person. Do not miss it. When you meet this person, it will remind you," Jin Cenglv’s voice was very soft. Had Jin Cengran not known her temperament and listened intently, he might have not caught what she said.