Chapter 1601: Chapter 1595: It Can Only Be Felt Chapter 1601: Chapter 1595: It Can Only Be Felt “Well, if you don’t believe me, you can go in and see for yourself, and then you’ll understand.” Qin Xue felt that if Qing Teng didn’t believe her, no amount of explanation would help, so it was better for her to see for herself.

“Alright.” Qing Teng turned and went to the room where Qin Xue slept last night. As she approached, she happened to hear voices coming from the next room.

“Wuyou, why are you up so early? You’re injured, so you should rest more.” Deng Kai hadn’t left yet and turned around when he heard a sound, seeing Gong Wuyou struggling to get up.

“Nature calls.” Gong Wuyou needed to use the bathroom, so he couldn’t sleep even if he wanted to.

“Haha, let me help you.” Deng Kai couldn’t help but laugh. It was genuinely amusing, wondering why an injured person would get up so early, only to realize it was nature’s call.

“Thanks.” Gong Wuyou didn’t care whether he was being laughed at or not, as needing the bathroom was a normal thing and nothing to be embarrassed about.

“No need to thank me, just be careful. Do you need help with your pants?” Deng Kai said while laughing, not knowing why he found Gong Wuyou so funny at the moment.

“Get lost, I don’t need your help. You should find yourself a wife to help instead.” If Gong Wuyou couldn’t even manage his pants for a bathroom trip, what would that make him?

“No one wants me, so I’m better off alone.” Deng Kai wasn’t opposed to marriage, but he spent all his time at the research institute or out on fieldwork, leaving him no time to meet women. Since there was no opportunity, he decided to live alone.

“Come on, you haven’t even tried looking. Saying no one wants you–doesn’t that make you feel guilty? If girls overheard you, they’d think you were picky.” Gong Wuyou fixed his pants and then glanced at Deng Kai. There were plenty of girls in Imperial Capital, after all.

“You know it’s dangerous working in our field. What if something happens to me, wouldn’t it be unfair to the girl then?” Deng Kai remained unmarried because he feared if something happened to him, leaving a woman alone would be unjust.

“You mustn’t have found your ‘one and only’ yet, otherwise you wouldn’t say that. I’ve heard when a person meets their destined half, they’d risk everything, even their life. Singles like you say such things because no one wants you.” Gong Wuyou teased.

Though he himself wasn’t married, he’d heard plenty, especially from numerous relatives pestering him to meet women. It was quite annoying.

He knew what they were thinking. They couldn’t argue with him, worried about him having an accident, so they imagined leaving a descendant would be best. However, he truly didn’t want marriage now, so he avoided it every time.

“I don’t think so–a man would really do that? Isn’t that too foolish?” Deng Kai doubted Gong Wuyou’s words, questioning if a man would go to such lengths for a woman.

No matter how he thought about it, it seemed impossible. Yet Deng Kai didn’t realize that if he met such a person, he’d be willing to do anything to make her happy. Only now he didn’t understand the profound joy and sorrow that such relationships can bring.

“No matter how much I tell you now, it won’t help. When you encounter that woman for whom you’d give your life, you’ll understand it yourself.” Gong Wuyou was exasperated with Deng Kai, realizing explanations wouldn’t work. It was something one must feel and comprehend personally. Haven’t you heard the phrase ‘some things are understood, not explained’? Didn’t you notice how Chu Molin changed when he met Qin Xue?”