Chapter 38: Searching for My Sister

When Xiao Jun heard Zhang Xiaorui say that, for some reason, a warmth unexpectedly enveloped his heart.
“Thank you, Sister Anchor. I will definitely bring my mother over.”
Zhang Xiaorui nodded and smiled gently. “Good, I’ll wait for you both. Let’s leave it at that for now.”
“All right, Sister Anchor. Goodbye.”
Zhang Xiaorui ended the video call.

[Anchor, may I ask if it’s possible to donate to this unfortunate mother and son?]

In the distance, Brother Qin lifted a crate of fish and happened to glance at the large ship, momentarily stunned.

Ye Tangyin seemed determined to clear any suspicion that she was the one who notified Lu Dongting, deliberately throwing the difficult problem to him.

Jiang Chuying bit her lip as the green light turned on. She crossed the pedestrian crossing, flanked by a traffic jam on both sides.

In his eyes, the imperial flame flickered, piercing through layers of dark mist to gaze at the motionless youth. Xiao Yan’s heart asked silently.

“Yes.” Several servants responded and carried out the bodies of Lu Caixi and Qiu Yan from the main hall of Xianglai Courtyard.

From descending the steps until now, everyone had walked more than ten minutes, yet the scenery remained the same—such width, such an extensive area. It was unimaginable how much manpower and resources it must have taken to achieve such a feat.

Su Yao’s words sounded conciliatory at first but carried a hint of cold mockery beneath.

She was well aware of Master Juan’er’s precise foresight of destiny, but her nature was optimistic. Being born with a celestial body and innate cultivation, and as the master’s only disciple, how could she possibly escape her fate?

“Li Dong carries the imperial bloodline?? What exactly is the imperial bloodline?? Could it be related to that strange blood in him?” Captain Song immediately fell into deep thought.

When Liu Bei and the others were less than ten yards from Zhang Bao, Zhang Bao stopped him, “Who are you? Didn’t you receive my military orders?” Before leaving, Zhang Bao had already issued commands for the city soldiers to reinforce the gates. Why were these people still running inside upon seeing him?

Bai Qing was dazed, babbling endlessly, sometimes speaking without restraint. As the saying goes, the more you say, the more mistakes you make; the less you say, the fewer mistakes; saying nothing means no mistakes at all. Bai Qing had clearly forgotten this.

At this moment, about dozens of submachine guns were trained on Bai Qing. It was as if any sudden move on her part would stir a hornet’s nest. Meanwhile, in Bai Qing’s mind, she sensed five sniper rifles on the rooftop, each aimed from different angles.

Different card levels represented different authority. At least in the eyes of some nobles, entering the Black Fist arena was too unsafe; thus, bodyguards were allowed to carry firearms inside to accommodate them.

This time, the true dilution was only that one-sixth share. This resulted in the equity split between Ding Yi and the founding team being exactly fifty-fifty. However, this one-sixth share could be repurchased by AL within ten years.

Without wasting time, Qin Ming rose and found Old Bai, explaining all his doubts in full.

Qin Ming activated the Wind Shadow Step, moving hundreds of paces in an instant. Within moments, he emerged from the dust and mist, heading straight toward the remote mountain over eight hundred miles away.

Today’s society was much more open than before, advocating for free love, so high school romance had become commonplace. The premise, however, was still that it must be under “safe” circumstances.

As for the chip factory, Bai Qing no longer needed to do anything. The managers in those companies and the officials would continue their work.

Regarding the Scarlet Orchid Society led by Li Weis, it originally had conflicts with Maikoasi. His intervention this time was meant to mediate the disputes between Maikoasi and Li Weis. If Li Weis were to take the blame now, it would contradict Peiluo Qi’s initial purpose.

“Good brother! Thank you for telling me all this!” Wang Zhen sent a grateful text message to Gu Shunzhi.