My Loyal Husband After Our Divorce

No one in this country knew about her past.

They only knew she was a star student from the Mathematics Faculty of Academy S.

“I was a computer whiz since I was young, my technique only got better after years of learning,” Xinghe shrugged like it was no big deal.

Understanding dawned for Xia Zhi. He said, “Sis, you grew up overseas so none of us were particularly clear about your history before you moved in with us. We tried to find out more from you but obviously you couldn’t remember. Regardless, Sis, you’re still mighty impressive. You finished writing the piece of software in an hour when a programming student like myself needs at least a few days to complete it, and that is after six years of amnesia…”

Xia Zhi’s head slowly lowered in shame.

His results had always been the top of his class, but he was handily beaten by his amateur programmer sister.

“Sis, how professional exactly are you? Based on your level of proficiency, I dare say you’re at least ten times better than my senior,” Xia Zhi asked eagerly but was hesitant to hear the answer.

Xinghe shook her head, “I have no idea honestly because computer science is a constantly evolving subject. If we’re just talking about the theoretical aspect, I believe I know less than you. Since I’ve got nothing else to do at the moment, could you bring me some textbooks that were published in recent years?”

just tested your software, it was bug free. I’ve sent it to my senior and he said the same. The only comment he gave was that even though the coding method was a bit outdated, the technique was definitely superb. He realized immediately that it isn’t my handiwork. I

affirmatively. “It’s good that you didn’t mention me because

intention of going into your history and

has he banked the money yet?”

said excitedly, “He just did! Sis, do you have anything that you want to eat? I’ll go buy some for

mind anything, why don’t you buy something that

I’ll be right

and left the hospital with

textbooks from the library before going to purchase a bowl of meat porridge and some fruits

a quick lunch, Xinghe started on the

Zhi’s advice that she should take some rest,

filled with a burning desire to

she would have been out there looking for

was one of them. Overexertion might exacerbate her head injury. She decided to use the downtime to catch up

Zhi whispered in shock as he took a bite out of his apple. Xinghe finished reading two-thirds of a