American TV series Detective's Daily Life

outside the room.

As a father, Dr. Green's past memories and emotions were triggered by his daughter's smile.

in the room.

Anna, the girl next door in white, showed a moving smile to Chuck, raised her arm, shaking constantly, and struggled to reach for the chess pieces on the chessboard. It took her a full 5 seconds to twist the chess pieces and complete the move.

Chuck sat opposite her, looked at the chessboard, and fell into deep thought.

Dr. Green saw the touching smile on his daughter Anna's face disappear for a moment, and after regaining her dazed expression, his eyes darkened and he fell into memories again.

Many years ago, he discovered that his daughter Anna reacted to Chuck. He was overjoyed and tried his best to persuade Chuck's parents to keep Chuck, who had almost the same symptoms as their daughter Anna. They would have a playmate and he would take care of his daughter Anna as he did Chuck.

It's a pity that although Chuck's mother is willing, Chuck's military father completely disagrees with the concept of shelter and feels that his son can adapt to this cruel world as long as he works hard.

Then Chuck was taken away.

He was unable to change Chuck's father's mind, so he could only ask for permission for Chuck to correspond with his daughter Anna.

When Chuck returned to the United States for college and came here, the connection was much closer than before.

But he was still not satisfied.

Because as year after year, her daughter Anna lives more and more in isolation. She used to occasionally speak to him, but now she has not heard her speak again for many years. Except for communicating with Chuck through mobile phones, most of her Time fell into a trance state, as if it would transcend this world at any time.

This state is so similar to that of my wife back then.

My daughter just turned 18 today!

He is afraid!

So he placed all his hopes on Chuck, the only one who could attract the attention of his daughter Anna, and tried his best to let Chuck come to spend his birthday with his daughter Anna on December 14th every year, which is today.

He knew that for Chuck and Anna, they could communicate through mobile phones anytime and anywhere. This kind of holiday had no meaning. They would still play chess when they met, and even apart from Chuck's initial greeting, there would be no more conversations.

But he just wants them to meet at least once a year so that his daughter Anna can temporarily escape from the thinking space and return to the real world.

Even if it’s just to see that fleeting, last touching smile of humanity on the corner of her daughter Anna’s mouth.

He also felt it was worth it.

Seeing the unusually harmonious two people in the room, Dr. Green put away his complicated smile, left them quietly without disturbing them again.

This lasted all night.

When the time came to four o'clock in the morning, Chuck raised his hand and looked at the time as if it were wound up, and said, "I'm going back."

The young girl Anna nodded and said nothing.

Chuck got up and walked out.

Just as Dr. Green thought, it made no difference to Chuck and Anna whether they met or not. The reason why they had to meet each other on this day every year started with Dr. Green's request, and what followed was pure obsessive-compulsive disorder.

So after completing the necessary habits, Chuck naturally chose to leave.

However, when he reached the door of the room, he paused and his eyes fell on an oil painting on the wall to the left of the door.

The painting is a spider web.

Chuck stopped to admire it for a while, then turned back to the girl Anna and said, "Who painted it?"

Like him, Anna also likes to draw and occasionally paints.

But the style of the picture on the wall was obviously not painted by Anna.

The girl Anna just stared at the chessboard without any reaction.

Chuck didn't take it seriously. After asking casually, he took another look at the spider web on the painting and left directly.

Dr. Green would often collect paintings to attract his daughter's attention.

When the door closed, the girl Anna raised her head and glanced at the spider web painting on the wall with an expressionless face.

Underground Parking Lot.

"gone?"

Dr. Green stayed up all night, and when Chuck came out, he followed him.

Chuck nodded.

Dr. Green was silent for a moment and sighed: "Chuck, I know nothing I say can affect you and Anna, but I still want to say that you and Anna are best friends, and friends should still see each other more often. For your own exercise, and for Anna’s sake.”

Chuck's changes over the years once made him very surprised and excited.

If Chuck can become normal, then maybe his daughter Anna can too.

But after learning about Chuck's exercise method, he became desperate again.

Not to mention whether he is willing to let his daughter exercise in this self-abuse way, even if he is willing, his daughter Anna will not pay attention to him, and his reason also tells him that not everyone can exercise in this way.

Otherwise, instead of training to become like Chuck, he would become useless through training and go crazy.

The fact that Chuck could withstand this level of exercise was a miracle in itself.

And miracles cannot be copied!

Seeing Chuck looking at him without speaking, Dr. Green said sincerely: "Now Anna is like a kite, flying high in the sky. The only thing connected to the ground is the kite string. Although I have been thinking very hard, I want to be the string, but I can't do it. Only you are the kite string, holding Anna's kite from breaking and floating away, then floating to who knows where and finally falling to the ground in pieces..."

When he said this, his eyes turned red: "But you are just a child, holding the kite string with one hand, running unscrupulously, without caring that the kite may be broken by you, or the kite may be broken while you are running. You hit the branch and broke the string. To you, the kite is just your favorite toy or companion, but to the kite, you are her everything."

"A child who is 1.92 meters tall."

Chuck said suddenly.

"What?"

Dr. Green was stunned.

"Your metaphor is inappropriate."

Chuck shook his head: "Compared to kites and strings and other children, in my eyes, Anna is the system."

"system?"

Dr. Green didn't know what to say.

"right."

Chuck did not explain that this system was different from the system in ordinary people. He looked at him: "Ana is not as fragile as you think, and I am not as fragile as you think. Maybe one day, you will see what you are expecting. Anna.”

Anna was in the same situation as him, except that she neither exercised nor had the water of life to cheat, so the situation became more and more serious. Compared with the body that she was unable to control, she preferred to stay in her own mental thinking space, where there was enough The stars and the sea move with her heart.

This condition is normally incurable because the physical defect cannot be treated with current medical technology.

But Chuck has a yin and yang life system. He can collect yin and yang points and condense them into water of life through what Dr. Green calls "running around regardless of danger."

The water of life increases all attributes of the body. As long as the quantity is sufficient, it can perfectly solve the body's defects and allow Anna to regain control of her body.

At that time, it is as if the body of a small universe will release countless information to attract the attention of Anna who lives in the mental thinking space, so that she can balance reality and mental thinking space, thus showing the 'normal' side that Dr. Green hopes most.

It's just that the water of life is rare, and Chuck himself has a lot of needs, so he gives priority to supplying it to himself. After he can better control his body and relieve the pain, he will give some of the water of life to Anna.

But not now.

He won't tell anyone this.

"Will there really be such a day?"

Dr. Green said tremblingly.

He was eager and desperate, but when faced with the miraculous Chuck speaking so seriously, he couldn't help but feel a glimmer of hope.

"Will do."

Chuck nodded.

Now, as the days become more and more exciting, the speed of acquiring Yin and Yang points has become faster and faster. In the past three years, it took only one drop of water of life to condense, and now it takes half a year to condense one drop.

"well."

Dr. Green smiled: "If I can really see such a day, I will laugh out loud even if I die."

"That would be American Horror Story."

Chuck said seriously, nodded to Dr. Green, got in the car and left. He had to rush back to New Jersey.

"Your birthday is February 12th, why don't you come over and let Anna spend it with you?"

Dr. Green stood in front of the car window and began to make the daily proposal.

"No!"

Chuck refused as usual.

He knew that Dr. Green was trying to add one more routine. He was not a child. In his previous life, he was used to merchants setting up various holidays in order to sell goods. It could be said that there were explanations almost every day, and there were even more than one.

Although little Leonard's mother, Beverly, is not likeable, she has a clear understanding of the rules of social operation, so she has always regarded this as an entry point for studying human social psychology.

Of course Chuck won't be fooled again.

Anna's room.

After Chuck left, she glanced at the spider web painting on the wall expressionlessly, stood up, shook her body, walked to the corner of the wall and pressed lightly to reveal a password panel. After entering the password, the wall opened. In an elevator, Anna walked in and the walls closed again, as if nothing had existed.

The elevator went all the way down and came to a spacious underground secret room. What came into view was a dense collection of small TVs. There was no sound, and there were countless real-time pictures on the screen.

Anna walked to the computer desk in the center and sat down. She looked at these dazzling pictures with a calm expression, and once again fell into the trance state when watching the chessboard.

After driving quietly out of the shelter, Chuck took out a pair of decorative black-rimmed glasses from his pocket and put them on his eyes.

In the underground secret room, one of the densely packed small TV screens changed its screen and turned into a galloping landscape. Anna, who was fascinated by the densely packed TV screens, gradually focused on this galloping landscape.

When Chuck's car passed a camera, the TV screen next to the speeding scenery showed the picture of Chuck's car passing by. Anna's hand that took 5 seconds to shake when holding the chess piece seemed to be shaking uncontrollably at this moment. Rhythm, the extremely fast operation on the keyboard is far beyond ordinary people's imagination.

The camera image flashed, but the image remained unchanged, but the image of Chuck's car passing by had disappeared.