Chapter 82: 081 Standing Out Like a Chicken Among Cranes (Requesting First Subscription)

Fang Qingye drove onto the Qiyang Expressway, then transferred to the Hushan Expressway, taking nearly three hours to reach Huijing.

The specific training location this time was the Oriental Travel Huijing Branch Training Center on Shuanglong Avenue, Jiangning. Fang Qingye followed the navigation to the training center, parked his car in the courtyard, and did not rush to take his luggage; instead, he went to the main building's front desk to report as instructed.

After completing all registration and holding the room key, Fang Qingye went up to the fifth floor and opened his room.

He had not swum into the other party's territory, so he did not suffer their attack.

The Yongping Marquis Manor had long sent people to give notice; as the village head, he naturally knew Xu Yinyin's identity.

They frantically acquired all assets of the Xu and Zhao families at prices 30% higher than the market rate.

Zou Xiaopeng indeed had trusted confidants, but Mrs. Zou certainly could not be a truly deaf and blind person; naturally, she had channels through which she could inquire.

Some matters cannot be rushed in the moment; Zhou Jin felt anxious in his heart, but reason told him to slow down.

This Zhao Libo seemed to be engaged in that industry; coming to open a hotel room with a man, they did not know each other at all beforehand, let alone understand each other.

Pei Nanchuan froze on the first step of the rock ladder; his feet trembled incessantly, and the veins on his hands gripping the ladder bulged.

"When the time comes to attack, we will arrive!" After speaking, he took Pain and left directly.

He had thought he participated in the Dark Rules game and brought a fivefold resource reward for the nation.

Although the Emperor worried about Consort Meng's imperial offspring, he valued Shen Zhinian's safety even more. He ordered guards to protect her heavily before walking inside.

"Is there no law anymore? Under the Son of Heaven's feet in this bright and clear world, someone actually just killed a person from my Zheng Duke Manor!" Lady Zheng was furious and turned to look at Lady Xu.

Thus, Yi Jianlian, as if conducting shooting practice, made his second mid-range shot of the day.

Father's acceptance of ghosts had increased significantly; now I felt much relieved. Since Father could accept ghosts, I no longer needed to fear that Father would cause trouble later due to the issue of Mother being a ghost.

"It seems I am not so tired now; let us hurry to my father's yin mansion first," Long Zhenhai said helplessly.

And Westbrook, who longed to perform in front of Yi Yang, went straight after Kidd. Although Kidd could easily judge this rookie number zero's drive direction, helplessly, even if he guessed what Westbrook would do next, he could not block in time.

At this moment, Young Master Helian had not yet realized that his feelings for Mu Xiang had exceeded his past style of conduct—not by a little, but by a lot.

Regarding Dongfang Fengfei, Yu Yan now felt utterly grateful; naturally, she would not allow herself to betray her, so she immediately made a vow, and the content of the vow was very severe.

She paused for a moment, seeing her struggling to drag the net, then realized and hurried up to help. Upon pulling, she discovered there were not many fish, just a few, but they were huge; each weighed over three jin. Their size was so great that they had torn the net and gotten caught.

Thus, the officials under Tang Mo no longer fought for power and profit, nor did they play mind games against each other.

Usually, when busy, one might forget to change the door in the blink of an eye. Now it truly caught her eye; delaying any longer would be unreasonable.

Lin Yuan felt his own words were too heartless; after speaking, he hurriedly turned his head and left the room.

Li Yi's heart erupted with raging anger. He slowly lowered his head, constantly pondering Wu Tian's words. He was truly... wrong beyond all reason, simply bewitched by demons. Li Bai was right; he had truly let down his parents and betrayed the grace of upbringing from his hometown.

Gu Zhe'an's heart had always felt empty; he could never let go. The grand gathering of winds and clouds he longed for, the revival of all things he desired, all ended in that unassuming early autumn.