She was just sorting through experiment materials and didn’t pay attention to the appearance of the interviewees since she had their profiles and had seen them online before.

If she hadn’t counted and found one extra person, it would have been hard to notice Xue Zhiyi.

Xue Zhiyi’s presence is very clean and quiet.

It’s so quiet that even his appearance here makes it hard to notice his existence.

Su Xiaocai’s expression is complex, thinking that even if the Xue Family wants to reconcile, they wouldn’t send their autistic son here to work.

"Maybe he got lost." Su Xiaocai called for Ji Li to send a letter to the Xue Family to prevent misunderstandings about her abducting him.

Although she’s not fond of the Xue Family, she wouldn’t harm Xue Zhiyi.

Ji Li interlocked his fingers, observing Xue Zhiyi, with serious intent in his deep blue eyes.

He said, "He seems to have a superpower."

Xue Zhiyi has started shaking hands with the cat, asking it to spin around, playing joyfully and ignoring everything else.

Someone saw Xue Zhiyi taming the cat and got anxious, wanting to intervene and tried to get along with the cat near Xue Zhiyi.

As expected, the cat fiercely hissed, fur bristling to chase away strangers, only showing gentle expressions to Xue Zhiyi, like he’s their own cub.

Su Xiaocai didn’t hastily call someone over but walked over to observe Xue Zhiyi from the side, noticing his slightly deep dimples as he focused on playing with the cat.

The training he gave the cat is based on toy cat models—which can also perform these amusing acts—but playing with a real cat is more fun.

Soft and cuddly, capable of both acting spoiled and fierce, with distinct personalities.

The cats at Su Xiaocai’s home are clever and intelligent, exhausting a lot of energy when playing with them.

"Are cats cute?"

The young autistic man nodded while focusing on the cat, his innocent big eyes fixed on it, occasionally speaking short phrases to it.

Recently, Xue Zhiyi has been taking medicine to repair genes, becoming somewhat sensitive to the outside world, but ultimately, his long-term autism remains, even if the gene issue is fully resolved.

Those short phrases are commands like spinning, shaking hands, that the cat responds to accurately.

Su Xiaocai’s lips curl into a playful smile, "Do you like cats?"

"Yes." Xue Zhiyi finally turned around to glance at Su Xiaocai.

Su Xiaocai also squatted, tilting her head adorably like a cat.

Xue Zhiyi reached out, patting Su Xiaocai’s head, "I like big cats."

Ji Li gritted his teeth, muttering "Tch."

What autism, he even reached out. Su Xiaocai didn’t seem to avoid it.

Su Xiaocai was also surprised by Xue Zhiyi’s actions and forgot to dodge momentarily.

"Sister, play with the cat?" Xue Zhiyi seemed naturally familiar with Su Xiaocai, holding out the cat to her.

Su Xiaocai took it thoughtfully, tentatively calling, "Brother?"

Xue Zhiyi replied familiarly, "Mm." Smiling purely and innocently, as if accepting Su Xiaocai calling him brother.

Su Xiaocai turned to exchange glances with Ji Li, "What do you think?"

Ji Li knew about Xue Huiyi’s "rebirth" event and had analyzed some pre-rebirth matters with Su Xiaocai.

Is the world really that small?

One Xue Family, with a false rebirth encountering a true one?

Not necessarily.

Su Xiaocai touched her chin, proudly raising her chest: Maybe my charm is so great that kids all like me.

Ji Li couldn’t bear to watch, lightly tugging her ponytail, reminding her to get back to serious work.

Xue Zhiyi started petting the cat again, relaxed and carefree,

Su Xiaocai: "Brother, do you want to stay and play with the cat?"

Xue Zhiyi shook his head and then nodded, "Only this." He took out a mechanical cat from the Space Button, "Here you go, swap cats."

With the cat, Xue Zhiyi seemed to have gained the entire world, talking to it, and the cat murmuring and meowing back.

Su Xiaocai furrowed her brow, indeed, this situation is quite significant.

Xue Zhiyi does have some talents, fundamentally different from Xue Huiyi’s way of wrapping others’ achievements around herself.

Raising a kitten requires immense patience and time investment, which Su Xiaocai couldn’t do personally.

But Xue Zhiyi is autistic and lacks professional skills in training cats.

It’s somewhat frustrating to have talent in front of you that you can’t make use of.

Ji Li, being a doctor, naturally understood some psychological matters.

Su Xiaocai: "Help me probe him."

Ji Li: "You continue interviewing others."

The interview venue is chaotic on the other side, or rather, not just one kind of chaos.

Some tempt cats with food, others use their own cats to approach them.

However, the three cats at home are fed the best food, and the food in others’ hands isn’t tasty enough to entice their appetite.