Chapter 241: 235 Gap

Bai Xiaosheng’s fundraising went smoothly, and the company’s valuation rose dramatically again.

As soon as this news spread internally, everyone’s faces lit up with smiles.

Due to the nature of the company, although Bai Xiaosheng itself is just a small firm, it interacts daily with information from major corporations—sometimes internal updates from one, sometimes stock fluctuations from another—and now, at last, there’s a glimmer of hope for an IPO.

If it goes public, perhaps it could also be called

“But then you lost contact with Weng Shijia, so you suspected that the person you kicked off that night wasn’t a dummy, but Weng Shijia herself?” Gu Hanhao asked Jin Jun.

Gu Hanhao extended his hand amicably, but clearly sensed the surprise and tension in the other man upon learning he was a police detective.

Gu Hanhao suddenly fell silent, unsure where to begin—indeed, when it came to matters of one’s own origins and ancestral ties, even he was thrown off balance.

Hua Qianshi, as if she’d discovered some great matter, hurriedly rushed into the house, determined to tell Hua Heishi immediately.

Bai Yi knocked on the door, waited a moment, and then the door creaked open. Feng Yang said nothing, stepped inside, and lay down on the large bed, staring blankly upward.

This hardly counted as evidence, but clearly everyone’s attention had now shifted to the luminous pearl.

Some people simply love finding fault at every opportunity, and Lady Pei San was precisely such a person.

After getting out of the car, they followed the instructions on the card, entering a secluded alley, winding through twists and turns, and asking for directions four times from old men either playing chess or sitting idly by the roadside—finally, they reached their destination.

Ming Jue and the others sitting nearby, who had been attentively listening to Qiao Mingjin, also looked puzzled and turned to him in unison.

But now, he had to find a way to meet Ye Kui in person—whether it was the arranged marriage or the matter of Yancao, both demanded explanation.

Lin Wei, like Kaiweilin, had kept his focus entirely on Brent since Brent entered the castle.

A well-honed crew, actors nearing their peak, and an experienced director—all are essential qualities of an outstanding film crew.

The vampires sent out earlier returned at dawn and are now holding a party inside the Blood Pool Temple for the six new members—this party happens nearly every day, since two new vampires join each day.

When lighting his cigarette, Lin Mu shielded the flame from the wind; after lighting it, he gently tapped his hand, took a drag.

“When the Marquis advanced to Third-Rank Warrior, he had already left behind his soldier status,” Wu Yong replied, bowing in return.

After singing a few lines, her eyes grew slightly red, but she made no move to wipe them, only sniffed softly.

With an unexpected loss of four thousand yuan, the villagers felt disappointed; yet looking at their own rusted, worn copper coin and then at He Xiangyun’s smooth, well-worn, thick copper coin, they had no confidence at all—it was their own fault for not recognizing value, throwing good things away carelessly.

Death Marsh, Devil’s Horn, Trembling Spike—three defensive structures in place; let’s see what’s still missing.

The auctioneer on stage gave a professional description while displaying a beautiful jade plaque, which shimmered brilliantly under the lights.

Maintaining sufficient energy has always been their persistent problem, given how turbulent Hell is.

Jida’s condition was even worse—the poison from his chest wound had spread through his bloodstream, and due to the violent exertion of the Robe Slash and the forceful throw of the Flash Jade, the toxin had spread even further.

Ge Sheng instinctively halted his thoughts, tried to activate his internal qi, then frowned heavily.

In contrast, Jiang Yuxuan’s punch was simple—straightforward, direct, devoid of any flourish; one punch, nothing more.