"To like someone is to not reject their proximity, to care about their thoughts."
"To like someone is to enjoy being with them, thinking that whatever they do or say is right."
"To like someone means that whatever they say, your first instinct is to believe them, without a doubt."
"To like someone is to notice their every move, to feel your heart beat irregularly when you get close to each other, and to think of them occasionally when you cannot see them..."
This question didn’t need the internet users to turn the page to come up with countless standard answers.
Tang Shu browsed through the content while holding a fluffy toy, only to discover that at least five or six of the ten points applied to herself.
Realizing this, the fingers pinching Pleasant Goat’s ear suddenly stiffened, and she looked down at the large toy in her arms, feeling somewhat embarrassed as she remembered its origin.
Afterward, her personal assistant Yang Tiantian noticed a strange phenomenon.
Recently, her boss had not only developed a habit of nesting on the couch and daydreaming but had also set aside the once beloved Pleasant Goat, replacing the toy in her arms with the originally Big Horse Monkey and occasionally pinching its belly while lost in thought.
In early July, students from various colleges in the capital city began their summer vacation one after another, and the once bustling campuses mostly returned to peace.
Tang Shu picked a day to visit the family quarters of Medical University, bringing with her a piece of smoked boar meat from Father Tang and two specialties from Tang Village.
"You didn’t need to bring anything, it’s enough that you came," said Old Madam Yu, who was sitting in the living room and was very happy to see Tang Shu. "Are you done with your busy work? You have been working too hard."
"I have finished my work, now I’m quite free, you don’t need to worry about me," replied Tang Shu, handing over the items she brought. "They’re all homemade, the taste is quite good, so I hope you won’t disdain them."
"Homemade? I must try them. I’ll stir-fry a couple of dishes later!"
Although Old Madam Yu was quite old, she was very spry and had been taking the Concentrated Heart Jade Dew Pill that Tang Shu had given her to improve her health, which had helped alleviate her chronic ailments considerably.
As soon as she got the specialties, she got up smiling and headed to the kitchen without any hesitation.
Professor Yu was holding a small watering can, attending to the small Medicinal Garden under the sunshine, and when he saw her putting down her things, he motioned for her to come over.
"Xiao Shu, come here."
"Come and look at the new herbs I’ve recently acquired."
As Tang Shu approached, she indeed noticed two or three different types of medicinal herbs flourishing in the small garden, clearly well cared for.
"With your personal care, they are naturally doing well. It seems that this saffron is about to bloom?"
"Haha! Yes, I didn’t expect the weather here to be so good that it would bloom so quickly."
They chatted about the flowers and herbs in the little courtyard for a while, and by the time all the herbs had been watered, half an hour had passed. They simply sat down at the round table nearby.
Master Yu was not only a master of traditional medicine but also paid close attention to the developments in the medical field. Before long, they started talking about the research on Snow Soul Grass.
"The experiment has sort of wrapped up. The latter medicinal value of Snow Soul Grass is extremely high, and now that it can be cultivated in large quantities, the Medical College is planning to open a bid to produce some medicines. This is also to benefit everyone."
"An open bid? You mean pharmaceutical companies?"