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Chapter 1224 - The Mysterious Miss Bai Qiangwei

Chapter 1224: The Mysterious Miss Bai Qiangwei

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

Gu Qiqi felt even more sad.

A master apothecary competition had destroyed two people.

Although the dead were tragic, those who survived were also suffering from the aftermath.

Did Feng Yangchu mean that this deceased senior brother was the founder of the pharmaceutical school?

“Master, your senior brother is also in our pharmaceutical school? What’s his name?” Gu Qiqi asked curiously.

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Feng Yangchu’s tone carried a hint of vicissitudes. “Yes. He was once the dean of our pharmaceutical school. His name is Bai Yunxian.”

Gu Qiqi was surprised. “Bai Yunxian? He’s from the Bai family?!”

Fengyang Chu nodded dejectedly. “Yes. Ever since he died and I came back alive, the Bai family has hated me to the core. The Bai family and the Chu family have become sworn enemies. I’ve let Senior Brother Bai down and voluntarily left the Chu family business. I changed my name and stopped asking about business matters. Now, the Chu family is all managed by my nephew, Chu Junmo.”

Gu Qiqi didn’t know what to say.

It turned out that there was such an old grudge between the Bai family and the Chu family.

No wonder Bai Lang always wanted to find a way to make Chu Junmo unhappy. Chu Junmo only retaliated indifferently and did not really give Bai Lang, that idiot, a fatal counterattack.

Was it because the Chu clan felt that they owed the Bai family something?

Gu Qiqi suddenly thought of something. “Master, you said that Dean Bai wants to be buried in the rose field because of his sister? What’s his sister’s name?”

Feng Yangchu winced and shook his head. “I didn’t ask that in depth.”

It was not his generation’s practice to pry into the privacy of the girls in other people’s families. Moreover, he had been obsessed with medicine all his life. He had no relationship, no family, no children, and was even less sensitive to relationships.

He only vaguely remembered Bai Yunxian saying, “My sister loves roses. After I die, I will definitely be buried in a sea of roses…”

Gu Qiqi fell silent.

The Bai family seemed to have a daughter called Bai Qiangwei. According to her age, she should be Bai Yunxian’s younger sister.

Could it be that she was Bai Qiangwei?

The girl from the Bai family who liked roses, Bai Qiangwei!

Something flashed in her mind.

Bai Qiangwei, Bai Yunxian, Beigong Lie!

What exactly was their relationship?

Could Bai Qiangwei be the woman Beigong Liexin had been looking for all her life? Rose?

But the age didn’t seem to match…

Wasn’t Bai Qiangwei only thirty years old?

Beigong Lie’s temples were gray. If he met Bai Qiangwei twenty years ago, would he have developed any special feelings for a ten-year-old girl?

That… doesn’t make sense!

She could only invite Beigong Lie to the empire and ask about Bai Qiangwei out. She would only know when they met.

But then again, Bai Qiangwei was really the most mysterious daughter of the Bai family.

Both Bai Mori and Bai Yingzhu were very high-profile. Everyone knew them.

Even the white peony of Qing City was Xiao Ning’s mother. Although she was relatively gentle and down to earth, she often walked around in social situations and wouldn’t stay at home all the time.

But this Miss Bai Qiangwei really never went out to meet anyone! She wondered what kind of job she was in, what she looked like, and if she was married…

Gu Qiqi’s curiosity was piqued.

Unfortunately, she had to rush to the Ghost Island as soon as possible.

This matter of helping Beigong Lie find his lover could only wait until she returned to the country.

While Gu Qiqi was thinking about Bai Qiangwei. Feng Yangchu was asked by Gu Qiqi about the Bai family, thinking of his nephew Chu Junmo.

Although he vaguely knew Chu Junmo’s feelings for Qiqi and knew that Chu Junmo was really not suitable for romance, he could not help but ask for Gu Qiqi’s opinion.

In the end…

Of course, as he had expected, Qiqi didn’t have any ambiguous feelings for Junmo.

What a pity…