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Chapter 462: Chapter 462: It Seems You Didn’t Listen to the Ancestors’ Words

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Chapter 462 -462: It Seems You Didn’t Listen to the Ancestors’ Words

Chen Qiang added, “I came to the ancient palace today to visit an old friend who repairs clocks and watches, never expecting to bump into you all.”

Cao Yushu stared at Chen Qiang for quite a while before he finally realized, and said in surprise, “Aren’t you Mr. Chen Qiang from the antiques circle? Impressive, I heard that he once bought a bronze statue from abroad for a high price, and the media openly praised him for it.”

“His son Chen Jun is even more remarkable, a well-known figure in the antiques circle in China,” Cao Yushu explained. “My grandfather has a fondness for collecting antiques, so I know a bit.”

Although certainly not comparable to the antique dealings of the He Family in Zhongzhou, it was still quite dazzling!

To know that the He Family of Zhongzhou had caught on to a ‘golden thigh’, and their family had been around for several hundred years—achievements few could match in a short time.

Chen Qiang humbly smiled and said to Bai Chuwei, dressed ‘simply’, “Your name is Weiwei, right? If you need anything in the Imperial Capital, don’t hesitate to ask Uncle Chen. Although I wasn’t as likable as your mother back in the day, I’ve had some development in the last few years.”

While speaking, he handed over a gold business card.

Bai Chuwei didn’t take it, her eyes contained a meaningful smile as she lifted her leg and walked forward, casually dropping a sentence, “Take good care of your son.”

The middle-aged man’s face suddenly turned a bit unsightly, and Su Ruan glanced at him with some apologies, quickly taking the business card with both hands, while a group of children caught up with Bai Chuwei’s pace again.

Chen Qiang’s hands tightened together, his face slightly frosty as he watched the departing figures of Bai Chuwei and the others.

Back then, when it had spread that his sponsorship money was less than Bai Chu’s, he had always doubted himself, wondering whether he was inferior to Bai Chu, whether Ms. Chen Meihua thought he was even worse than a girl. Even now, in middle age with his current achievements, this fact still stuck in his heart like a thorn.

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Bai Chuwei felt quite emotional in her heart, finding it ironic that she could freely enter and leave the ancient palace hundreds and thousands of years ago, and now she had to buy a ticket to enter.

She took Duan Xingye and the others around the ancient palace and the surrounding attractions for the whole day until the sunset in the west, then they returned to Sky City.

Duan Xingye and the other two were already so tired they were panting and quickly went to their rooms to bathe and rest.

“Weiwei, aren’t you going upstairs to bathe?” Duan Xingye asked, immediately regretting it.

They were drenched in sweat, stinking, while Bai Chuwei remained refreshing, with a faint scent of herbal medicine.

By comparison, she truly was like a fragrant Little Fairy, and he was just a stinking man.

Bai Chuwei took a plum from the table, her smile meaningful as she said, “I have visitors to meet, you go upstairs.”

Upon hearing this, Duan Xingye immediately went upstairs to shower.

Shortly after, the butler walked in with a beaming smile and respectfully said, “Miss, Miss He Nana and her boyfriend have come to visit you. Would you like to see them or not?”

Bai Chuwei bit into a plum—it was quite sweet—and without raising her head, she said indifferently, “Let them in.”

A few minutes later, a young woman with beautiful features, dressed in high heels, looking efficient, entered alongside a handsome man in a formal suit carrying some gifts.

Even though He Nana was mentally prepared, the sight of Bai Chuwei’s face, which looked hardly any different from her memory, still made her involuntarily gasp.

Without waiting for He Nana to greet her, Bai Chuwei glanced sideward at her boyfriend Chen Jun and chuckled, “It seems you didn’t heed my words.”