Old friend?

"Old friend?" Miss Jun asked, with some reasonable surprise.

"Yes." Mr. Gu's expression was gentle, somewhat reminiscing, "He also mentioned that acne can be prevented by fighting poison with poison."

Old friends, Mr. Gu and Master are old friends?

Miss Jun's heart was in turmoil.

Is this real? Or is it just a scam?

"Really?" Miss Jun looked surprised and a little surprised, "Is your old friend also a doctor? Where is he from? Where is he now?"

Mr. Gu smiled.

"He is not a doctor," he said.

The horror in Miss Jun's heart was even greater than before, and she had a bit of mixed feelings.

Master is famous in the world as a miracle doctor. When everyone talks about him, they always say doctor.

But Master often says that he is not a doctor.

Now someone else said this.

Are they really old friends?

Like Zhu Zan?

Master, how many old friends do you have?

Miss Jun felt sour.

"Then?" She looked at Mr. Gu in surprise, puzzled, "Who is he?"

"He is a man of great talent and deserves to be called Mr. Gu," said Mr. Gu.

This is not unfamiliar to Miss Jun. Mr. Gu told her this when he came to Prince Huai's Mansion.

She had too many things on her mind at that time. She just thought the words were a bit weird, but she didn't bother to pay attention to what was weird.

When she heard it again, Miss Jun suddenly realized that what was strange was that Mr. Gu did not call Master a miracle doctor or doctor like others.

Could it be that he is really an old friend?

Miss Jun felt silent for a while.

"Really?" She looked a little excited, "Although he is not a doctor, but considering these people, he must be a talented person. I wonder if Mr. Gu can recommend him?"

Mr. Gu looked at her for a moment, smiled, and shook his head.

"No?" Miss Jun said hurriedly, a little unwillingly, "Although I have found a way to get vaccinated, I still have many doubts. The gentleman Mr. Gu mentioned has already made suggestions about this. I wonder if he can discuss it with me.

Clear up confusion.”

Mr. Gu smiled peacefully, and his expression showed a bit of sadness.

"I say he's an old friend because I haven't seen him for a long time," he said. "I don't know how to find him."

Miss Jun said, looking very disappointed.

"Well, if we haven't seen you for a long time, it doesn't mean we haven't seen you forever." She smiled again, with a bit of hope, "Sir, if you see me, you will definitely introduce me to me."

She said and bowed solemnly.

Mr. Gu quickly returned the gift.

"Then please come back in three days, Miss Jun, for a follow-up consultation with His Highness Prince Huai," he said.

Miss Jun responded and saluted again, picked up the medicine box and turned around.

Follow the eyes behind you.

This gaze was different from Lu Yunqi's gaze. It was soft and gentle, like watching a wanderer leaving home.

Miss Jun felt like crying inexplicably.

Of course, this was not because of a few words from this unknown Mr. Gu, who had no idea of ​​his origins. She was so upset and wanted to cry. It was because of Master.

This man who had disappeared from her life, but was so important and omnipresent.

"I don't know if he is still alive."

Mr. Gu's voice suddenly spoke again behind him.

It seems to be a question, and it seems to be talking to himself.

Miss Jun paused in her footsteps and turned her head to look back. Mr. Gu stood with his hands behind his back, smiled at her, and waved his hand.

"Go, go," he said.

Miss Jun saluted him again and turned away.

She crossed the threshold and walked onto the corridor, where the two eunuchs met each other.

The spring light in March is rich, and the palace of Prince Huai is also full of red flowers and green willows.

Miss Jun's eyes were full of desolation.

He is no longer here.

He is no longer here.

He is no longer here.

He is no longer here.

……………………………………………..

Miss Jun was eager to return to Jiulingtang. She was eager to see the notebook that had been stored at the bottom of the medicine box and had not been opened since it was taken out.

Before Jin Yiwei's carriage stopped, she raised the curtain, jumped out, and went straight into Jiulingtang.

"I'm back." Miss Jun looked into the hall.

The Jiuling Hall was as quiet as before, but there were quite a few people standing in the hall, including Chen Qijinxiu, Liu'er's guys, and Shopkeeper Liu, who turned their heads when they heard the sound.

They looked surprised.

So surprised? Surprised that she came back so quickly?

Miss Jun smiled at them.

"I'm back." She said again, "King Huai's body is well maintained and he doesn't need any injections."

No one reacted to her words, even Liu'er didn't rush towards her jumping and yelling. They all still stood where they were, looking at her in surprise.

"What's wrong?" Miss Jun asked, a little confused.

Chen Qi and Shopkeeper Liu stood a few steps away, and Miss Jun saw several boxes and cages wrapped in red cloth placed in the hall.

What's this?

"Miss Jun." Shopkeeper Liu looked at her and said with a complicated expression, "Master Lu Qianhu wants to take you as his concubine, do you know that?"

Why do you want me to be your concubine?

Miss Jun was stunned.

Also, what tone is this? Do I know? How do I know?

The atmosphere in Jiulingtang is strange.

Miss Jun looked at the boxes placed in the hall.

The scarlet paint and red cloth showed a strong sense of celebration, which was extremely incompatible with the weird atmosphere.

"When did this happen?" she asked.

What a hell.

She had only been away for less than half a day, why did this happen?

After she finished speaking, Chen Qisui sighed, and Fang Jinxiu gave a thumbs up.

"Sure enough, Jinxiu is right, Miss Jun definitely doesn't know about this," he said.

Of course she doesn't know.

This kind of thing is simply ridiculous.

But if you think about it, it's not too absurd. Miss Jun's eyes swept over the people present.

Chen Qi said that Fang Jinxiu said that she definitely didn't know, which meant that she believed that Lu Yunqi's concubine had nothing to do with her.

This idea is easy to say, but not everyone will take it for granted.

She lived in Prince Huai's Mansion for a month. Lu Qianhu, as Prince Huai's brother-in-law, naturally stayed with her day and night. She later went to Guanghua Temple to live for almost two months. Lu Qianhu was ordered to live in Guanghua Temple for two months as a Jin Yiwei.

, coupled with the fact that the two had had a relatively fierce conflict before under the watchful eyes of the people in the city.

To the people, the fierce conflict between young men and women is nothing, and may even be a good talk.

Especially after the two of them got along and interacted with each other for such a long time.
To be continued...