This time Bu Dao immediately nodded like a little chick pecking at rice.
"A... Ah Wang... good."
"Good?"
Gu Weijing wrinkled his nose in surprise and gave a thumbs up: "Bu Dao, you're amazing. Is this the vocabulary the doctor taught you?"
Autism patients with language barriers have a hard time speaking in complete sentences.
To date, whether in Burmese or English, Bu Dao can only sporadically utter very simple, short-syllable nouns.
"I'm going downstairs to play," in their mouths, would be vaguely shrunk to words like "downstairs, play."
And when dealing with something, whether they like it or not.
In Bu Dao's mouth, it would always be reduced to Good and Bad, those simplest expressions.
Complex multi-syllable words like Amenable (obedient), this was the first time Gu Weijing had heard Bu Dao mention.
Bu Dao stopped talking again this time.
Gu Weijing didn't mind.
Perhaps it was psychological.
He vaguely felt that Bu Dao had become more cheerful compared to before.
