Chapter 1154: Separating

Chapter 1154: Separating

Today was the first time, it turned out to be like this.

This taste was uncomfortable!

No one knew what Zhuo Zongyuan was thinking, only to see something more incomprehensible in the back of the man who strode away.

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At Jiangbei

As soon as they arrived in Jiangbei, Bai Zhi took Xiao Qing and Gu Boyang to eat delicious fried rice.

Xiao Qing was a little absent-minded and looked nervous.

Bai Zhi put the steaming fried buns on her plate and said with a smile, "Come on, didn't you say you wanted to eat the fried buns here the other day?"

'ɪꜰ ʏᴏᴜ ᴡᴀɴᴛ ᴛᴏ ʀᴇᴀᴅ ᴍᴏʀᴇ ᴄʜᴀᴘᴛᴇʀs, ᴘʟᴇᴀsᴇ ᴠɪsɪᴛ Novel(B) in.ᴄᴏᴍ ᴛᴏ ᴇxᴘᴇʀɪᴇɴᴄᴇ ꜰᴀsᴛᴇʀ ᴜᴘᴅᴀᴛᴇ sᴘᴇᴇᴅ.',

Xiao Qing hummed, took a bite of the uncooked fried rice, and chewed it with disgust.

When she thought that after this meal, Bai Zhi and Gu Boyang were going to leave, and she was alone again, she was very anxious. Moreover, she didn't know if she could find her young master.

What if she can't find him? What should she do if she can't find news about her young master in Jiangbei?

Bai Zhi knew what Xiao Qing was struggling with, but she had no other way.

She can't accompany Xiao Qing to find Song Lang, and Xiao Qing can't give up looking for Song Lang.

Therefore, they were destined to be separated, and even if she was worried that she was alone, there was no other way.

After eating, Bai Zhi put a few hundred tael silver of bills into Xiao Qing's hands, took some scattered silver for her, and told her to take good care of herself.

Xiao Qing looked at her with a look of reluctance, she wanted to reach out and grab her sleeve, begging her not to leave, but she knew this was impossible. As far as Bai Zhi was concerned, her young master was not even her friend. If she doesn't take him as an enemy, she was already generous.

Bai Zhi just pretended she didn't see her reluctance, gave a few words patiently, and left with Gu Boyang.

Xiao Qing looked at her disappearing back, and finally burst into tears.

In the past three years, she and Bai Zhi have been together day and night. Bai Zhi has treated her like a sister. She has never looked down on her because she was a slave. She has taught her many things, but she has not taught her to live alone.

'This chapter is updated by N(o)V(e)lB(i)n.',

In Xiao Qing's heart, she not only regarded Bai Zhi as her family but also regarded her as her pillar. Now that the pillar has left her, she doesn't know what to do.

It was not until Bai Zhi's back disappeared completely that she withdrew her gaze, took a handkerchief to dry her tears, and recalled the words Bai Zhi taught her last night.

Bai Zhi said that when she arrived in Jiangbei, the first thing she has to do was inquire about the shipwreck accident three years ago.

Such a big accident, the government must have recorded it and must have sent someone to salvage and rescue people.

If she wants to find her young master, she should go to the official government to check the files.

And she only needs to pretend to be the relatives of her young master, and then give them some favors, and they will naturally get the files she wants.

If her young master was still alive, someone must have rescued him, and there will be records in the file. If there was no record, it was very likely that he was swept away by the waves and went to other places like them.

She took a deep breath, hid the silver note close to her body, and went to the government office with a bag of loose silver.

The carriage left Jiangbei, Bai Zhi leaned against the wall of the carriage, and Gu Boyang held Bai Zhi's tablet and repeatedly looked at the information inside.

This information was collected by Lin Yang with great effort, and there were two plans to get back Bai Zhi.

One was to use medicine to completely cure her so that she can return to that world and never come back.

The other was to find the node where Bai Zhi suddenly had an accident when her soul traveled in space, and use that node to measure her location at that time, to find the entrance to this world.

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