Chapter 21 Chapter Twenty

During his long and distinguished professional career Sir Morioux, Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at Cambridge, has been interviewed by numerous newspapers and magazines.In the introduction of the article, he usually mentions the wonderful papers he published while studying at Cambridge, as well as some of the most thrilling trips in his experience of traveling around the world, and during the 1897 Upper Swat Rebellion War, he served as a civilian He served his country and was awarded the Victoria Cross for his bravery. Some reports mentioned that his wife was the pioneer of the medical field, Mo Ai Bei Ni. However, only one magazine published in the United States further revealed that he married Mrs. Mo not once, but twice.

The only time Professor Mo talked about his marriage publicly was also in the United States.Correctly speaking, he wrote in .Princeton University invites him to give lectures every few years, and he mentions a few words in the faculty profile attached at the end of the course plan. Over the decades, as his achievements and titles have grown, so has his profile.However, only the last paragraph never changes, always saying: During the semester, Professor Mo and his wife settled in Cambridge.Ms. Mo Ai Bei Ni is a superb chess player, and is an outstanding physician and surgeon.His favorite time of the day is at half past six in the evening, when he greets his wife returning from London after get off work at the train station.On Sunday afternoon, rain or shine, Professor Mo and his wife regularly go for a walk in the backyard of Cambridge to cherish the years of growing old together.

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