The Godly Doctor's Bossy Wife (Feng Ruqing) novel Chapter 1457

"Back then, you and I were not familiar with each other yet," Nan Xian hesitated. "Thats why I dont remember her. Later on, we got to know each other better everything she did was related to you, so naturally, I have some impression. My memory is not used to remember unimportant people. I just need to remember things related to you. That will do."

My memory is not used to remember unimportant people. I just need to remember things related to you. That will do.

Feng Ruqing was stunned. After that, she raised her gaze and looked into the mans calm eyes.

He had said these words without his face turning red or his heart racing.

Even Qing Zhu felt a little embarrassed.

"Master Nan Xian, Madam" Feng Lianqing coughed, interrupting the two people who acted as if no one was around them. "Lianyi did not do it on purpose just now. I was wondering if the two of you could kindly bring out the antidote? I will definitely be extremely grateful."

He saw that Lianyi was about to say something else; he immediately tugged her arm, warning her with a gaze.

In the end, Lianyi swallowed back the words that were at the tip of her tongue. Her gaze was full of reluctance and suffering.

Feng Ruqing looked at Lianyi, and she took out a spirit herb from the medium and threw it to her.

"Eat it. Then youll be able to get rid of the venom."

Lianyi looked at Feng Ruqing a little skeptically and did not dare to consume the spirit herb, fearing that this woman would intentionally harm her.

However, Feng Ruqing was not bothered about her. She shrugged and smiled at Lianqing. "I have already given her the antidote. She does not eat it because she suspects that I have other intentions. If she dies when the venom acts up, dont blame me."

Feng Lianqings expression changed slightly as he looked at Lianyi. "I am here. You dont have to worry about anything. You brought everything that happened to yourself. Could it be that you think Master would definitely stand on your side? Master has never been a person to let wrongdoings go unpunished."

Master had always differentiated grace and grudges. He only asked to know the rights and the wrongs, and had never covered up or protected the people who had done wrong. No matter who it was, it was the same. There were no exceptions.