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... gathered you all here today for a great matter"

Hearing Yun Hao's voice everyone got serious as they attentively started to listen to him, seeing that he had got everyone's attention Yun Hao turned around and gave a nod to the handsome middle aged man, the man Li Kai head of the Li family stepped forward, many had recognized him as they had seen him before, Holding his daughter's hand he walked forward as he stood beside Yun Hao, seeing it Yun Hao nodded his head as he spoke

"Eve ...

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