My Substitute Wife Is a Bigwig (Lily and Loid)

Chapter 236

Qillian smiled. “Michael said that even though he was disillusioned with the world, it was hard for him to completely abandon his skills. The Stargaza was his greatest achievement. Even if he no longer practiced medicine, it was something to remember him by. That’s why I decided in auction it!

Lily took a sip of hot water and glanced at him without speaking She continued to listen quietly.

*figured that even if I couldn’t meet him, I might encounter his descendants. Only someone from his line would recognize the Stargaza at a glance. Ms. Brooks, may ask, how are you related to Michael?“!

Lily looked at him and answered slowly, “I’m his apprentice”

Qillian paused briefly before smiling “I knew it. He always said he would give up, but deep down, he couldn’t. He never took on a student before. If he accepted you, he must’ve passed on all his knowledge to you.”

“More or less,” Lily replied calmly..

running out, and I fear

raised her eyes slightly. She was surprised

the woman Michael often mentioned.

wouldn’t return home until she found him. She also asked me to bury this if she never came back, and she’d consider that chapter of her eonner.”

this, but Kanya is my sister. She and Michael were deeply in love, but because of

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his hand. “Thank you for coming all this way. We’ve prepared a meal. If

living room. “Okay.” Lily pulled her cap lower and followed Layton to the living room. Lost in thought, she kept her

about the affairs of elite circles. She wasn’t well–versed in the rankings of these noble families, nor did she have much interestin However, she was suddenly

so many

understand the Four Great Families and the Hidden

the Lauriers, Knights, Levensons, and Woodleys. They were also the top noble families with

Daltons. Ranked fifth, they were poised to potentially oust the

hiding yet. The Weisses had held the top years. In that era, the Weisses represented authority, and no one dared to disrespect them.