“Isn’t this the most obvious clue?”

"You are obviously so tall!" I was angry and could no longer bear it. Zuo Cai kept insulting my IQ in another way:

"Think about it yourself. In the diary you just showed me, except for the section about the hospital, how could she mention her illness?"

Shi Zuo had been silent for a long time, and based on his memory, he clicked on a diary with some impression on me.

【100,000 Reasons to Like Mr. He 10/11】

【#1122#Mr. He is going on a business trip tomorrow, which lasts for three days. Because I was worried that I would not eat well and take medicine, I put all kinds of sticky notes on the refrigerator, wardrobe and bedside table at home. Mr. He is really a considerate man.】

I was silent for a long time and smiled:

"I've been disturbed."

"This is just a part of it. In fact, the blogger has also mentioned some details related to her condition in her diary many times, and the time span is very large. From three years ago to one and a half years ago, she saw the word "injection and medication" and basically judged that she has a certain disease that requires long-term treatment. The most obvious one is this article."

【100,000 Reasons to Like Mr. He 3/01】

【#164# When I was a child, I was most afraid of injections. Every time I was vaccinated in school, I would pretend to be sick and not go to school. But now I am used to getting injections every day, and I can't help but sigh at the cycle of cause and effect. But! Mr. He was the one who gave me injections at home every day. He used to want to take a medical student, so he was quite good at this. He was very gentle when taking the injections and would not feel pain. The injections he could avoid were given ten times and a hundred times, but I am not afraid of injections at all now. Destiny is really a wonderful thing.】

Looking at this diary, a little inspiration flashed through my mind:

"By the way! I remember it. Her other diary also mentioned that she often has hypoglycemia, so He Yu prepared a lot of glucose at home... Do you think her disease would be anemia or something?"

Shi Zuo thought about it for a while, shook his head and said it shouldn't be. I was a little dissatisfied and asked him why.

"I have also seen the diary you mentioned, but there is another one here."

【7/7】

[I passed by a fried chestnut stall that I liked to eat. Although I was told not to eat too much, it doesn’t matter if I can eat it casually now.]

I was stunned when I saw this line of words. This woman was told not to eat more sugar-fried chestnuts. It is thought that it is because the fried chestnuts have a high sugar content. But why should people with hypoglycemia not eat high sugar content?

"Although your statement can explain the effect of 'injection' - that is, injecting glucose to increase blood sugar concentration, it cannot explain her 'can't take too much sugar'. So I think there should be other hidden information about her disease."

"What do you think should be?" I was confused.

Shi Zuo touched his nose and frowned slightly.

"The following statement is just my personal speculation and may not be correct. I think she may be a diabetic."

"Diabetes? No, Ah Cai, I don't have any education, don't tease me. Isn't diabetes a disease that only grandparents get?"

"It's not like that." Shi Zuo shook his head calmly. Looking at his expression, I knew that this guy was going to give me a new round of popular science education.

"Diabetes are actually divided into two types: type 1 and type 2. The elderly you just said are often suffering from type 2 diabetes, which is mostly caused by unhealthy dietary conditioning... As for the other, it often occurs in adolescence. Because this diabetes is genetic."

"The biggest feature of type 1 diabetes is that patients with this disease are naturally unable to produce insulin, and they must reduce their blood sugar through artificial injection..."

"That's not right!" I interrupted:

"She obviously has hypoglycemia, and diabetic patients are called diabetes because of their high blood sugar, right? Although you explain that she can't eat sugar, you can't explain the problem of her hypoglycemia..."

"On the contrary, it is precisely because she is a diabetic that she is more likely to have symptoms of hypoglycemia than ordinary people."

Shi Zuocai's words made me stunned. When I asked him why, he opened a new webpage and explained it to me while collecting information.

"The first thing you need to understand is that the blood sugar level of a person is mainly regulated by insulin.

Insulin is something used to lower blood sugar.

The main feature of diabetics is the insufficient effect of insulin in the body. Simply put, when the body's blood sugar becomes high, insulin needs to lower blood sugar, but insulin does not take effect. When the blood sugar decreases, insulin begins to lower blood sugar.

It is this dysfunction that makes diabetics more likely to experience hypoglycemia.

Look at this: If a normal person has a blood sugar concentration of less than 2.8 on an empty stomach, it means hypoglycemia, but if a diabetic person has less than 3.9, it can be judged as hypoglycemia."

After listening to the explanation, I finally realized it.

In this way, the situation where she had to take medicine and get injections every day was explained.

When this puzzle emerged, the image of this mysterious woman in my mind gradually became clear.

A woman with congenital diabetes needs insulin injection every day to survive and cannot consume too much sugar. It is precisely because of diabetes that her body is much weaker than ordinary people. She may often experience anemia and dizziness. If such a person goes out frequently, he may experience some unpredictable dangers.

She broke up with He Yu for so long. Judging from her diary, it seems that she has been alone. The little Wenniao who was locked in a cage and taken care of carefully will be expelled one day. I wonder if she will still be able to fly?

I suppressed the feeling of discomfort in my heart and continued to return to the reasoning with Zuo Cai.

"Since that's the case, injecting insulin every day is indeed a considerable expense. Not to mention that she is still staying at home and staying behind closed doors..."

"So we need to find more possibilities about that source of income." Shi Zuo said calmly.

I thought about it and said:

"Can it be because He Yu has other jobs, or is trading stocks, buying lottery tickets and other things..."

"The possibility is not great. The reason is very simple: the content of this woman's blog is all related to He Yu, and the time they communicate is only when He Yu comes home from get off work - that is, every night. He Yu not only has to be responsible for dinner when he returns home, but also has housework. If he has a second job at night, the two will basically not have any social interactions for a day, and she can't write so much content at all. Unless the content of this woman's blog is all fake."

I curled my lips:

"Maybe they're really writing nonsense. She's actually a schizophrenia who needs to gain recognition from others..."

"This is not the case with schizophrenia. What you want to say is multiple personality disorders."

I glanced suspiciously at Zuo Chu, not knowing what he was doing in science, and sighed:

"Okay, I just raised a possibility casually. I think this assumption is unlikely to be valid. After all, the math teacher still has to correct homework when he gets home, so how can he have so much time to do part-time jobs?"

"Since that's the case." Shi Zuo suddenly leaned on the back of the Internet cafe and breathed a sigh of relief:

"There should be only the last possibility."

“What possibilities?”

“The possibility between being verable and not being verable.”

Shi Zuo said lightly:
Chapter completed!