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... hid those medicines?" Chucks asked Lu Jingqian as soon as he came in.

Lu Jingqian glanced at Bonia, and said to Chaks expressionlessly, "Did I remember, does it have anything to do with you?"

"Did you give the medicine left by your father to the Black Knights?" Chucks asked with a frown.

"Yes or no, does it have anything to do with you?" Lu Jingqian replied again.

"Your father was always protected by our White Knights, and you are now under the protection of our White ...

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