Chapter 39:

Chapter 39:

A small passenger ship let out a dull whistle, and slowly docked.

After a while, a handsome and cute fifteen or six years old boy, with a light whistle in his mouth, bounced off the passenger ship's suspended ladder, his white face filled with unconcealable excitement.

He was really excited, and never dreamed that he would be lucky enough to receive a personal letter from Dr. Einstein, inviting him to take a trip to Germany. The envelope also included a ticket for a senior suite of the passenger ship.

These days he has been sorting out the questions he was going to ask Dr. Einstein, and he wrote five full sheets of paper.

Just as the boy looked at the map to find the next bus route, a figure walked up to him. "Are you Alan Mathison Turing?"

The boy raised his head abruptly and saw a sturdy figure with a sturdy face, and a sense of fear could not help but rise in his heart. "You, who are you?"

"Ebel, you scared the child. You are Alan Mathison Turing, aren't you? Dr. Einstein sent us to pick you up." Accompanied by a moving voice, a beautiful young lady, from behind the big man walked towards him.

Seeing this beautiful sister uttering the name of Dr. Einstein, Turing couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief. He thought that the first time he set foot on the land of Germany, he met a bad guy. "I am."

On the way to the nearby airport, Ebel frequently glanced at the rearview mirror reflecting an excited Turing looking at the scenery outside the window, and finally couldn't help but speak. "Who is this kid?" He really couldn't see what was so special about this kid, that it bothered his Highness to send them to pick up the boy himself.

Annie shook her head. "I don't know. But since it's someone his Highness wants to see, he must be an important person."

They arrived at the airport, boarded the plane to Berlin, got off the plane and got into a car again, Turing was stunned when the car stopped. "This is the palace?" This chapter is updated by nov(e)(l)biin.com

Annie smiled at him. "Yes, His Royal Highness wants to see you."

"Huh? It's not Dr. Einstein..." Turing didn't react for a while. Didn't Dr. Einstein call him over? How did it become the Crown Prince of Germany?

This person who was treated badly by history finally waited for the day when he was justly evaluated.

"In the eyes of the people around you, you will be a perverted, mentally ill, and disgusting guy, and they will try to stay away from you. Because of you, your family will suffer the same discrimination. They are originally kind and innocent. Why should they be harmed for no reason? "

Turing covered his face with his hands and lowered his head deeply, tears overflowing along his fingers.

Wilhelm sighed and patted Turing on the shoulder again. "If you feel you can endure this inhuman torture, you can go back."

"..." Turing did not respond after a long silence.

Wilhelm saw the play, after all, he was still a child, and his heart was far less mature than an adult. He lowered his voice and slowly induced Turing, who was in a low mood. "Or you don't have to go back, just choose to stay in Germany as I just said, and you won't be harmed by anyone."

Turing choked and shook his head. "But no country in the world allows homosexuality to be legal, even under German law."

Isn't it simple? "Yes, but don't forget my identity. I am the crown prince of Germany, the future emperor, and I can provide amnesty to you. Not only will I be amnesting you, as long as you have a sufficient contribution to the empire, I can even change the law for you, declare homosexuality legal."

Turing raised his head suddenly, and asked with tears in his eyes. "Really?!"

Wilhelm promised with a serious face. "Of course, I am the future emperor of Germany. How can I speak lies? I will send someone to bring your family to Germany in a few days, and I promise that they can live a life without worry. Anyone else important to you? Friends or relatives?"

Turing's face was flushed and whispered. "I have a good friend named Christopher."

Christopher, presumably Christopher Merka, the boy who made Turing fall in love at first sight, was also a genius in mathematics and chemistry. It's a pity that he drank milk from sick cows when he was a child and contracted tuberculosis. In 1930, he would die. But maybe bringing him over now and throwing him into the hospital for treatment may extend his life by several years.

"No problem, I will invite them to Germany. Are there any other questions? If not, you can now go and see Dr. Einstein. Miss Annie who brought you here just now will arrange accommodation and school for you." Speaking of this, Wilhelm remembered that Turing was extremely introverted and his social skills were almost negative. "I think the school will not be necessary. I will arrange for teachers of each subject to teach you separately. Do you think this is better?"

Turing accepted his arrangement and left.