Chapter 207: Chapter 207: Autistic Piano Girl VS Part-Time Tutor (Part 4) Chapter 207: Chapter 207: Autistic Piano Girl VS Part-Time Tutor (Part 4) After dinner, Tang Zhongyi wanted to take Ning Zhao for a walk, and she didn’t resist, obediently following him out.
The Tang family stayed in the house, watching them. Mother Tang sighed, “Such a good girl, how did she come down with such a disease?”
Father Tang said, “I think she’s doing quite well, much better than some others I’ve seen with the same condition; it’s just concerning her parents… Well, let’s keep it from them for now.”
“Zhaozhao, my name is Tang Zhongyi. Call out my name.”
Upon hearing this, Ning Zhao lifted her head to look at him, and Tang Zhongyi looked at her full of anticipation.
Little did he know that after just a glance, Ning Zhao would continue to lower her head.
Tang Zhongyi felt a touch of disappointment but knew that her willingness to be close to him now was already extremely rare, so he did not insist.
“Zhaozhao, can I call you that?” Tang Zhongyi asked as he looked at the girl’s profile beside him.
Gu Shengyin, of course, would not answer him.
“Then I’ll take that as your agreement, Zhaozhao.” Tang Zhongyi’s eyes were filled with smiles.
After the walk, Tang Zhongyi brought her back to the Tang house and took Gu Shengyin to the room the Tangs had prepared for her.
The room was identical to Ning Zhao’s room in the Ning family’s home, the same colors, the same furniture, even the placement angles were exactly alike.
Clearly, the Tang family had also put a lot of thought into Ning Zhao.
Tang Zhongyi actually disliked these monotonous and dull colors, but when he tried changing the color of the furniture, he faced resistance from Ning Zhao.
She wouldn’t throw a tantrum but would stubbornly block the item, staring at Tang Zhongyi with her large peach blossom eyes, and even exceptionally spoke clearly to express her own wishes: “No changing!”
Tang Zhongyi felt that this version of Ning Zhao was particularly lively. Although she had been quiet before, she always seemed to be in a different world from him, but now, she finally seemed like a real flesh-and-blood human being.
He had contacted the physician responsible for Ning Zhao’s condition and received quite a promising prognosis.
The expert said that Ning Zhao was actually recovering very well, she could almost take care of herself in daily life, only that she didn’t like to talk or interact with strangers.
When Father Ning and Mrs. Ning were at home, she would smile, act coquettishly with them, and was almost no different from a normal person.
At the Tang family’s home, her behavior could be seen as an instinctive protest against being in a strange environment.
When he learned that Ning Zhao had developed a dependency on Tang Zhongyi, he was quite surprised, as autistic individuals generally only rely on those close to them, typically family members who have been with them all the time. It was indeed strange for Ning Zhao to feel dependent on Tang Zhongyi, a man she had only met once.
With the expert’s words in mind, Tang Zhongyi looked at the Ning Zhao in front of him, whose cheeks were slightly flushed with emotion, and he anticipated the day when she would smile at him, act coquettishly with him, and call his name.
Gu Shengyin, seeing that the man had no intention of leaving, inwardly sighed and began to stand up.
She walked over to her wardrobe, opened the door, took out clothes, and closed the door.
Entering the bathroom, she turned on the water, stood waiting for about three minutes, shut off the water, closed the bathroom door, and began preparing to undress.
Tang Zhongyi watched her sequence of actions, bewildered, before finally realizing she was going to take a bath.
He coughed and got up to leave Ning Zhao’s room.
Lying comfortably in the bathtub, now finally alone, the expression on Ning Zhao’s face brightened up at once; she closed her eyes in enjoyment.