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Chapter 655: Chapter 725, I’m Referring to Him

Bai Xiaohua’s challenge to Fang Yi to a poetry duel quickly spread throughout the entire bar. The music, which had been loud and piercing, suddenly died down in an instant as the boisterous bar quieted down.

In Tianjing, Bai Xiaohua, as the eldest son of the Bai Family, truly held a high status.

Tianjing had seven young masters, and Bai Xiaohua was one of them. He didn’t have to say a word; the young masters behind him had already made sure everyone in the bar knew what was happening.

On one hand, they wanted to curry favor with Bai Xiaohua, and on the other, they were eager to see Fang Yi make a fool of himself.

"Go get Teacher Zheng," Bai Xiaohua said to someone behind him. "He’s an old pedant, let him preside over the fairness of our duel."

The so-called fairness was actually Bai Xiaohua’s fear that Fang Yi might back out. Confident in his own collegiate background, he believed composing poetry would be as easy as reaching out to grab something—no matter how poor his poems might be, the guy in front of him hadn’t even finished elementary school, and probably didn’t even know what poetry was.

It was going to be a total crush!

Bai Xiaohua thought viciously to himself, intent on making Fang Yi lose face for pretending to be something he was not.

Bai Xiaohua looked at Fang Yi and said, "This place is too cramped, do you dare to take the stage for a battle?"

Fang Yi replied indifferently, "Sure."

The last time Fang Yi came to this bar, he had a big fight with Zhang Yue on this very stage, but that was a physical fight, whereas this would be a battle of wits. He really wanted to keep a low profile, but there were always people who wouldn’t let him have peace.

As soon as the bar manager heard that Bai Xiaohua wanted to have a literary duel here, he hurriedly had people bring in a table covered with brocade and quickly prepare brush, ink, paper, and inkstone. Although it was troublesome, Bai Xiaohua was genuinely pleased and gave the manager a ’tip’, which left the manager grinning from ear to ear.

What had been just an ordinary bar had now turned into a venue for a literary competition. The imagery was quite comical when spoken of, yet no one dared to object, especially since Bai Xiaohua was an outstanding member of the Bai Family and one of the seven young masters.

This event quickly alarmed Song Hongye, who, as she hurried to the scene, murmured under her breath, "I knew this guy wouldn’t make things easy."

He had earlier claimed to be lowkey, but now the entire bar knew about the duel, which was anything but low-key. This caused Song Hongye quite a headache—not because she was worried Fang Yi would harm her business, since she had already given herself to him completely.

Fang Yi’s actions could provoke more resentment

the crowd to the stage and

before he could say anything, Song Hongye leaned in close

stage was watching the two of them intently. Bai Xiaohua was also taken aback and then watched

somewhat annoyed Song Hongye, then suddenly reached out to brush aside a strand of hair

Wow!

bar erupted into a

They

close with the ’Red Peacock’, Song Hongye?

Song Hongye isn’t showing any sign of resisting. Could it be that

Young Master Bai’s face,

is one of Song Hongye’s suitors, this

"..."

bells, as if she had seen a ghost. Damn it,

was that expression on Song Hongye’s face? She...

a sharp sword had been ruthlessly plunged into Bai Xiaohua’s heart, shattering her tender and affectionate

but couldn’t, for she had already agreed to become Fang Yi’s woman. If she backed out,

want to retreat. Although being so intimately close to Fang Yi in front of everyone, cheek to

time in history, Song Hongye understood the true

or be careful I might spank you,"

Swoosh!

tinged with red, flushed instantly, looking dazzlingly

the man, whispering, "I can’t be bothered with you!"

shy departure appeared to

towards Bai Xiaohua and immediately met her murderous gaze. Faced with such hostility, Fang Yi responded

with rage and shouted, "Fang Yi, I