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Chapter 353 What's so strange?

After a long pause, Butler Hu hesitated before speaking, "Young Master, are you sure... he'll still be Lu Sheng after he wakes up? What if... he becomes someone else?"

These words were like a bucket of cold water, waking Lu Sheng from his dilemma.

He looked up abruptly, his voice filled with astonishment: "You can do that?"

"I'm not sure either, I was just saying it offhand," Butler Hu said in a low voice.

Lu Sheng fell silent, his hands hanging at his sides slowly clenching, his eyes filled with confusion and struggle.

Meanwhile, after leaving the Ming family, Shen Li went straight to find Jerry.

She originally intended to ask him if he needed to stock anything, and that she could act as his guide. However, when they met, they started talking about the mini phone in her hand.

That evening, while having dinner with Jerry, Shen Li suddenly remembered that she had already told her advisor that she could return to school, but she had forgotten about it because she was busy.

And so, she missed another week of classes.

She had told Jerry about the domestic business, and he still had the other goods.

Therefore, he was not interested in anything Shen Li said, and that's what he thought of.

Shen Li took out her mini phone directly.

This still works in Shenzhen, but the base station in Beijing hasn't been repaired yet, so it's useless.

She's kept it in her online space; Jerry should be interested in this.

Although mobile phones already exist abroad, they are all bulky and inconvenient to carry. This small and compact model is sure to create a craze.

The two hit it off immediately and signed a large order on the spot.

Jerry comes from a wealthy family and doesn't care about the price. Shen Li also specifically mentioned that the phone card system is different overseas and needs to be modified later. This small problem did not affect the cooperation.

In this way, she not only secured orders worth millions, but also generated foreign exchange revenue for the country.

Meanwhile, the base station construction project led by Lu Cheng has been underway for a month.

Thanks to the full support of human and material resources, the project is expected to be completed by the end of the year, at which time mobile phone communication will be available in Beijing, which is undoubtedly a groundbreaking advancement.

This matter has received great attention from national leaders. With the full support of the government, Lu Cheng naturally promised that the base station would be supplied to the country first after its completion.

Of course, the construction of the base station is Lu Cheng's responsibility, but Lu Cheng is just a builder; the actual ownership of the base station belongs to the state.

The country is quite clever.

Lu Cheng had no way to deal with this.

After all, it's all paid for by the government.

He'll be happy if he can make a quick buck here.

During Jerry's week-long stay in Beijing, Shen Li still couldn't attend classes, but she made time to visit Ming Xiangyang every day.

After Jerry left, she returned to school and immersed herself in the laboratory.

Busy with his studies and experiments during the week, he only went to Ming's house on weekends. Over time, Lanwei and the others found out about this, and later they would go to visit him together every weekend.

When asked about the cause of Ming Xiangyang's injury, everyone simply said it was an accident—after all, Professor Li's research was classified, and even Lu Sheng's related awards had to be kept strictly confidential and could not be leaked to the outside world.

Time flies, and before we know it, it's time for the holidays.

As the capital gradually quieted down, most of the students packed their bags and returned to their hometowns.

Shen Li's residence was still lively. Lu Sheng was unwilling to share a room with Lu Cheng and Lu Zhou, so he let her stay in one room on each side every other day. Although the back-and-forth travel was a bit cumbersome, it avoided the crowding and noise of four people sharing a room, which was quite pleasant.

During this time, a great joy occurred: Lu Nan gave birth to twins, a boy and a girl, and is now recuperating at home.

Mr. and Mrs. Shen were overjoyed.

Shen Li specially brought the three Lu brothers to visit, and also prepared a lot of baby supplies.

Back then, there weren't products like baby bottles or diapers yet, so Shen Li had originally planned to bring back imported goods.

But then he thought about his father's identity, and the sudden appearance of too many things with foreign language labels in the house would inevitably attract criticism, so he unpacked the items that very night and went to the house with only the contents inside.

Lu Nan looked at the pile of unpackaged items without thinking much about it—she had seen her nephew use similar things before and knew they were rare and precious items.

Shen Li delivered a total of four baby bottles, four boxes of diapers, and five waterproof pads, explaining with a smile, "It's getting colder and colder, and it's troublesome when the baby's pants get wet. These things will save you a lot of trouble."

For the past two months, Shen Li has been as busy as a spinning top that never stops.

With Ming Xiangyang absent from the lab, the supervisor couldn't find a suitable replacement, so all the work fell on their shoulders, making them even busier.

That night, Shen Li went to sleep in her room with Lu Zhou and Lu Cheng lying beside her, embracing them on either side, looking every bit the winner in life.

The three of them lay on one bed, which had enough space, but if the people on either side turned to one side even slightly, she felt like she was living under a bridge without a blanket.

However, it was unusually quiet tonight—because Shen Li had her period, and the two of them were unusually quiet.

Lu Zhou quietly leaned close to Shen Li's ear and whispered, "Big brother, haven't you noticed that he's been acting a little strange lately?"

Shen Li turned her head to look at him: "What's wrong?"

"He doesn't have much to do in the army, but he always likes to go out very early in the morning, acting all mysterious." Lu Zhou looked puzzled. "What is he doing?"

Shen Li glared at him, her tone tinged with reproach: "Can't our elder brother have his own things to do? Half of the brothers who went through thick and thin together didn't make it back. It's only right that he goes to see their families and offer them some comfort. Stop making wild guesses."

Lu Zhou raised an eyebrow, clearly not entirely convinced: "Really?"

"Of course." Shen Li nodded firmly. "You're just too idle all day long, can't you find anything to do? You even dare to doubt your own brother."

Lu Zhou's face darkened, and he retorted in a low voice, "Where have I been idle? I'm reading and studying every day, okay?"

Lu Cheng remained silent throughout, but he took the conversation to heart, a hint of doubt creeping into his brow.

The next morning, Lu Sheng went out after having breakfast.

At this time, Shen Li had not yet gotten up.

Lu Cheng followed without making a sound—he also felt that his older brother had been acting increasingly strangely lately and wanted to find out what he was busy with.

What worried him even more was whether his older brother had found someone else outside.

If that's the case, Lili must be heartbroken.

None of the three brothers could be fickle or betray Lili.

Lu Sheng did not drive after leaving home. Although he has a car at home, he always prefers to take taxis.

The car drove towards the Ming family's house. Just as they were about to arrive, Lu Sheng suddenly noticed a familiar car following behind them. A knowing look flashed in his eyes, and he immediately instructed the driver, "Driver, change course and go to Yuanyuan Dim Sum Shop in Wangfujing ahead."

The driver turned around and soon arrived at the entrance of the pastry shop.

Lu Sheng got out of the car and went into the store, bought a box of Shen Li's favorite pastries, and then took a taxi home.

Lu Cheng followed at a distance, watching him buy the pastries and go straight home before slowly driving away.

He was relieved now; as long as his elder brother hadn't changed his mind, everything else was trivial.