584 The Past of Chen Yuqing 5 (2/2)

”Yes, but I have never told you what is wrong with my body, so how did you learn it so well?”

Chen Yuqing wanted to ask her about this before. It seemed that she didn't know much about Huangquan City, so Tian Ya probably didn't tell her about it.

”You were poisoned by a slow-acting poison! The poison is very special and can't be detoxified with common antidotes,” Yun Luofeng stoked her chin gently, ”so may I ask who poisoned you?”

The smile on Chen Yuqing's face faded away and was replaced by indifference.

When Yun Luofeng thought he would not answer, the man said softly, ”It was... someone I saved!”

Recalling the past, he looked sad.

”In those days, she accidentally entered Huangquan City and was seriously injured. I passed by and saved her! At that time, she was sweet, innocent and honest! In particular, unlike other women, she always kept me at arm's length, which made me fall in love with her and she also accepted me.

”Unfortunately, the good times didn't last long. She offended a powerful enemy. To protect her, I almost sacrificed the entire Chen Family! Even my parents lost their lives in that battle!”

”But I didn't blame her. After all, she was innocent, and I was willing to do anything for her! Later, however, I found out that she had been poisoning my food with the purpose of taking over the Chen Family!”

”But I couldn't bear to hurt her after all. I just drove her out of Huangquan City. Since then, I've never heard of her.”

For this woman, his parents lost their lives, and the Chen Family also nearly collapsed, but it turned out that he had saved a backbiting wolf!

”I didn't know until she left that she had been pretending to be innocent and honest before me, and she had been playing hard-to-get just to attract me! Of course, she didn't just want my trust! Even her 'enemy' who intruded into the Chen Family was directed by her! My parents lost their lives because she poisoned my parents' food and made them lose their spiritual energy so that they were as vulnerable as lambs before the intruders.”