She couldn't make sense of this. When Gu Fei and Gu Meng were kids, they shared one brain, the same thoughts, the same body—after the surgery, were they still sharing one brain?
Wesley said yes, even after the surgery, they were still one brain.
So, in this world, there were actually two Gu Feis.
But even if it was one brain, the same way of thinking, Gu Fei was Gu Fei, Gu Meng was Gu Meng. Their experiences weren't the same. Sharing the same thoughts, the same brain didn't mean they'd lived the same life. People who were identical in childhood would naturally grow different personalities because their experiences diverged. Gu Fei and Gu Meng's personalities were not the same.
Even if they looked exactly alike, Xiao Qiao had once mistaken one for the other, because their aura was too similar.
But if she really focused on telling them apart, they were still different.
Gu Fei was a free-spirited, colorful person.
