The Daily Life of American Drama Detective

Chapter 95 Everything you said is right, don’t say it next time

"You can eat. What are you talking about?"

Monica brought the last dish over and asked with a smile: "Who is Diane Adler?"

"My mother's distant cousin, a genius mathematician."

Peggy explained with a smile.

"Also a genius mathematician?"

Monica was speechless and said: "Does IQ really depend entirely on genetic inheritance?"

"Part of the genetics."

Chuck said: "It may be better or it may be worse. There is no inevitability. The genetic probability of genius genes is far less than the genetic probability of mental illness."

"That's true."

Peggy said meaningfully: "For people who are both geniuses and have mental illness, the probability of passing it on to the next generation will be very high."

"...Don't make such a joke."

Monica winked secretly at Peggy.

Peggy shrugged: "If you don't believe it, ask Chuck."

"This is real."

Facing Monica's gaze, Chuck nodded slightly.

"how so……"

Monica was a little distracted for a moment.

She believed that Chuck would not lie to her. Since Chuck said so, it turned out to be true.

Is Chuck a genius?

yes!

Is Chuck mentally ill?

have!

Then his children in the future...

Chuck is calm.

If this were the real world, these words are basically nonsense, and genetic inheritance is completely random. But this is the world of American TV dramas, then these words are basic facts, because genetic inheritance also requires the basic laws of American TV dramas.

He can easily give examples around him.

Beverly and Leonard, mother and son.

Reed mother and son.

Beverly is the male version of Sheldon. If she is not mentally ill, some people must believe her. Although Leonard looks relatively normal, a person can grow up healthily in such an extremely bullying environment.

Is this something a normal person can do without being crooked, and then willing to endure a roommate like Sheldon for a long time?

Reed's mother is a literature professor and has a serious illness. Reed has always been worried that he will become like that one day. There are various signs, such as autistic tendencies, such as visual and auditory hallucinations.

As for Chuck's own family, none of the three brothers and sisters seems to be normal now.

There are many such examples.

Monica didn't know what to say at all.

"Mona, you don't need to worry."

Peggy smiled and comforted.

"Why?"

Monica blurted out.

Peggy smiled slyly: "Because after you take me as your guardian, I don't think you will have the idea to create another one."

"..."

Monica was speechless.

This makes so much sense!

In the past, she always thought that she liked children, but after becoming Peggy's guardian, this idea disappeared unconsciously.

How long has it been?

She could totally imagine taking Peggy with her for a while longer, and she would really miss Dink.

No worries immediately!

Then she couldn't help but glance at Chuck, but she couldn't help but recall the first time with Chuck from another perspective.

Most men just want to be happy and be done with it, but there are very few people like Chuck who pay special attention to safety measures and take the initiative to ask for it.

She thought it was some kind of mysophobia before, but now it seems that maybe Chuck doesn't want to have children at all?

There were so many distracting thoughts that Monica was a little bored. When she came back to her senses, she saw Peggy and Chuck talking without being affected at all. After listening for a while, it was still a math problem that she couldn't understand.

After enduring it again and again, he still couldn't help but interject: "By the way, what happened to Diane Adler?"

"Suicide."

Peggy shrugged at Monica: "You know, she is a genius and has mental illness."

"..."

Monica opened her mouth, completely speechless.

If there is a high possibility that geniuses with mental illness will be passed on to the next generation as mentioned before, it only shocked her a little, but she did not really regard this as a very big thing.

It was a joke, so when Peggy told her about Diane Adler's suicide, the impact on her was like a bolt from the blue.

She now has a deeper understanding of what it means to be a genius with mental illness.

"Used to it."

Peggy said to the stunned Monica.

"you……"

Monica suddenly thought that Diane Adler seemed to be a relative of Peggy, and then hearing Peggy's tone...

"What's so strange?"

Peggy smiled a little weirdly: "Welcome to our world."

"Feel sorry."

Monica looked at Peggy and then at Chuck, who looked calm. Suddenly, she felt a great fear. In a panic, she said something and got up and went to the bathroom.

"Don't scare her."

Chuck frowned and looked at Peggy.

"Did I say something wrong?"

Peggy smiled and asked, "And why didn't you stop me from saying this just now?"

Chuck was silent.

"Mona will know this sooner or later."

Peggy looked at Chuck and said with a smile: "You are not the kind of person who is willing to deceive women, are you? You didn't say it just now because you also want Mona to know this. Mona is really starting to think about the future now.

It’s the child’s problem, and my feelings for you have progressed too quickly, making you feel a little uncomfortable, right?”

Chuck looked at Peggy for a while and then said: "You are indeed a descendant of the Adler family."

"Thanks."

Peggy knew that Chuck was saying that she was both a genius and a sick person, but she didn't take it personally and happily accepted the evaluation.

"Everything you said is right."

Chuck withdrew his gaze, took the knife and fork, and began to eat the beef and potatoes that Monica specially cooked for Chuck, who was born in Texas: "Don't say that next time."

"I know, I know, it's the established social etiquette."

Peggy tilted her head, picked up the knife and fork and started to eat. After taking a few bites, she suddenly thought of something and looked up at Chuck: "You have been talking about the blood of the Adler family. Apart from me, don't you

Do you know other Adler family members?"

Chuck didn't answer, just gave her a self-aware look.

"No……"

Peggy was stunned and looked at Chuck in disbelief. This was not what she expected at all.

"You are teasing me on purpose, aren't you?"

But she quickly reacted and smiled again.

She had just confirmed that she was of Adler family blood, and then Chuck, who had been paying attention to her, also became of Adler family blood, and became a distant relative of her distant relative?

There is no such thing as a coincidence!

Her smart little brain immediately guessed that this was Chuck teasing her. Although Chuck was usually paralyzed, he did not lack cold humor.

Chuck ignored her and just enjoyed the food slowly.

After all, Monica has been a chef, and the food she cooks with care is pretty good.

Peggy was confused.

Although she guessed that Chuck was probably teasing her, she couldn't get any positive or negative feedback from Chuck's expressions and movements. This uncertainty made her crazy.

(End of chapter)