The Time-Limited Baby Doctor Doesn’t Hide The Fact That She’s A Genius - Chapter 98

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The Terminal Baby Physician Doesn’t Hide Being a Genius

 

Chapter 98

 

“Ah, what nice weather.”

 

The wind blew fiercely. Hei Biwon chuckled with satisfaction as he felt the wind against him.

 

Currently, two people, Hei Bihu and Hei Biwon, were positioned in front of the building where Biyu was sleeping.

 

The wind that continuously blew around the building was not natural wind.

 

“A perfect night to go crazy with swords, isn’t that right, little brother?”

 

“Spare me the pointless sentimentality.”

 

Hei Bihu answered coldly. As if he didn’t even want to exchange words. His attitude had been particularly poor lately.

 

“What’s this, little brother, are you sulking because your brother keeps trying to hold his niece? Really sulking?”

 

“….”

 

“Our Ppiyak doesn’t like narrow-minded dads!”

 

“…Noisy.”

 

Though they exchanged such casual banter, both men’s senses were sharply honed.

 

“…Our niece, you know. She seemed even more amazing when I saw her today?”

 

Hei Biwon shrugged his shoulders playfully. His voice was leisurely, as if suggesting they go for a neighborhood stroll.

 

“What to do, an unqualified dad will have a hard time protecting her. Whenever you want to hand over the dad position, your brother will gladly accept it.”

 

When Hei Bihu glared at him, Biwon winked as if finding it amusing.

 

“Always on standby.”

 

Only his eyes were serious.

 

Hei Bihu responded in a tone as if he would devour him.

 

“That’s something that will never happen.”

 

“Really? Then let’s put aside this talk for now….”

 

Hei Biwon said while lightly loosening up his body, tilting his neck left and right.

 

“How about we make a bet on who can cut down more?”

 

Where he was looking was the empty street in front of the building. However, his senses detected multiple presences.

 

Hei Bihu had many enemies.

 

And even after losing his memory, there were many who coveted his abilities.

 

There were also forces that would rather kill him if they couldn’t have him.

 

“Your sins run deep, little brother.”

 

So deep that they would come all the way to this humble village.

 

A village far from the city. A place where plague spread. Therefore, a place with many corpses.

 

A perfect place to kill and destroy evidence.

 

Hei Bihu snorted.

 

“…Sins that aren’t my fault, you mean?”

 

Hei Bihu asked with displeasure, but no answer came back. Because a figure in black clothes had revealed itself.

 

The two of them had been expecting this.

 

Today, strangers had come because of Hei Bihu, but looking at today’s Biyu, they could tell what would happen in the future.

 

Soon, those who would come to kill that child would arrive like this.

 

“Die, Hei Bihu!”

 

“I’ve been waiting only for the day to kill you!”

 

The one who sent the assassin was vicious.

 

Because he had sent those who harbored grudges unknown to Bihu, who had lost his memory.

 

Not only that, but he had also sent masters of assassination.

 

Of course, none of this worked on him at all.

 

Whiiing!

 

Shing! Slash!!

 

The wind danced wildly. The being that had been his friend became a fierce demon and ran amok.

 

Bihu wiped away the blood splatter on his cheek.

 

Rumble!

 

A small thunder sound was heard from beside him. Looking over, he could see men collapsed on the floor, convulsing violently.

 

“Wow, they’re pretty skilled? Or maybe Brother has gotten rusty~”

 

Hei Biwon, who said this, had a very thin scratch on his cheek.

 

Hei Biwon’s flashing eyes were maintaining a precarious line.

 

“If you’re going to go crazy, go outside the village to do it.”

 

“Aw, you’re so cold to your brother.”

 

Saying this, both their gazes turned toward the last remaining assassin.

 

“Should we finish cleaning up first and then talk?”

 

Hei Biwon grinned and kicked off the floor. His lightning-charged hand took away the last assassin’s scream.

 

“Sob sob, I’ve gotten old. Time is so cruel.”

 

30 minutes later. The two men were on a building rooftop. Hei Biwon lay on the roof, pretending to cry.

 

“My body feels stiff.”

 

Hei Bihu was dumbfounded.

 

“You mean your body aches because you couldn’t cut down more people.”

 

“Oh my, what do you take your brother for…”

 

Hei Biwon grinned broadly.

 

“Knowing you too well is also a problem.”

 

Hei Biwon lowered the hand that had been covering his face, brought his wrists together, and made a flower gesture with a “ta-da.”

 

Hei Bihu didn’t even give him a glance.

 

“Oh my, what should we do? Our Ppiyak is going to have many night visitors from now on.”

 

The two of them had dealt with the visiting assassins without a trace.

 

From the moment they arrived in this village. No, from when they left the territory, this was something they had expected.

 

“But that’s not Ppiyak’s fault.”

 

Instead of his younger brother who wouldn’t look at him, Hei Biwon looked up at the sky.

 

“Little brother, you’ve been acting strangely distant toward the child lately, don’t do that~”

 

Hei Biwon, who had excellent eyes for observing people, had already noticed this long ago.

 

“Our child gets lonely easily.”

 

Biyu was truly a child who got very lonely. Though she acted like she wasn’t.

 

Thinking about this made his stomach burn.

 

Because he too had contributed to the child’s loneliness.

 

‘Brother-in-law, Brother Soyu will be fine. Don’t worry. I’m a genius, aren’t I?’

 

Considering how he owed a debt to Baek Arin, Biyu’s mother, he absolutely shouldn’t have done that.

 

“Are you sick of the child now? Do you find her burdensome? Brother is always willing to adopt her.”

 

Hei Biwon closed his eyes and spoke playfully. It was both a sly joke and serious talk.

 

“Says the one who coldly abandoned her before.”

 

The barbed words echoed through the air. Hei Bihu, who had been erasing the scent of blood with wind, froze.

 

His younger brother glared down below the roof and slumped down heavily.

 

A voice grinding teeth could be heard.

 

“…I didn’t abandon her.”

 

“What?”

 

Hei Biwon’s eyes snapped open in surprise.

 

His younger brother, Hei Bihu, glared at him with blazing eyes and spat out as if chewing the words.

 

“I didn’t abandon the child. Brother.”

 

Hei Biwon was stunned and lost for words. It was a rare sight that could hardly be seen from him.

 

Hei Bihu didn’t even have time to point this out. He roughly rubbed and crushed his beautiful face with his hands.

 

“I never abandoned her…”

 

When the man slowly raised his head.

 

How should one describe this expression? It was devastating, like someone driven to the edge of a cliff, no, like someone who had fallen into hell.

 

Like someone crying without tears, Hei Bihu spoke weakly.

 

“But if the result is that I ended up abandoning her anyway, what should I do now?”

 

His inhumanly beautiful face was covered in guilt.

 

Hei Biwon bolted upright. He opened and closed his mouth several times, then asked with a serious expression.

 

“You… have all your memories returned?”

 

Hei Bihu smiled. It was a smile like crying. It was also a bitter smile.

 

Who could he resent?

 

“…I shouldn’t resent anyone. But I still end up resenting.”

 

“…”

 

“You could have at least been kind to her. To my wife… You received great help from ‘Arin’.”

 

It was tantamount to admitting to the accusation.

 

Biwon’s eyes widened as if they would tear.

 

Biwon bit his lips while looking at his younger brother. His usual smugness and composure were nowhere to be found.

 

“…I apologize.”

 

In the Eastern Wing of the Hei Family Estate, there is a wounded young baby.

 

There is a child who has survived desperately or miserably without anyone’s help.

 

Everyone was a sinner.

 

Biwon had known from the moment he first saw Biyu in the Eastern Wing.

 

That he had something to repay for the rest of his life.

 

“It starts with an apology.”

 

Though what his younger brother Bihu had done in the past was a choice made to save the child,

 

asking a child who had survived alone and through hardship to understand would ultimately be violence.

 

“I’ll do it too. However, forgiveness is solely that child’s choice.”

 

At Hei Biwon’s devastating answer, Bihu pressed his lips tightly together.

 

‘…Arin.’

 

The name of his beloved that finally came to mind was not entirely sweet.

 

It was painful and bitter.

 

“Brother, I have something to say.”

 

Now that his memories had returned, he had something he absolutely needed to tell his brother.

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