Fu Zhou sent his men to maintain order, while he stood beside Gu Zhiqi, continuing to talk to her, "Miss Gu, what brings you here?"

"Just passing by, happened to see the fight and stopped to watch." Gu Zhiqi said, glancing at the two people who had been persuaded to stop by Fu Yu.

Upon hearing Gu Zhiqi’s response, Fu Zhou found it a bit strange.

After all, Gu Zhiqi didn’t seem like someone who enjoyed watching commotions.

In truth, Gu Zhiqi didn’t like watching the commotion; she stayed because she wanted to confirm the identity of the woman sitting in the wheelchair.

"Do you know the person sitting in the wheelchair?"

Actually, Gu Zhiqi already had a good guess about her identity.

She just wanted to confirm it with Fu Zhou.

Hearing this, Fu Zhou paused for a moment, then finally said, "She is the lady of our household, the master’s mother."

Gu Zhiqi wasn’t too surprised upon hearing this.

After receiving the answer, she continued to look at Jin Huazhu.

Seeing Gu Zhiqi still watching Jin Huazhu and Fu Mengyao, Fu Zhou explained, "The person fighting with Madam is Miss Meng Yao, she’s our master’s aunt."

Gu Zhiqi understood.

So it was a conflict between a sister-in-law and her sister-in-law, but why were they fighting?

It seemed Fu Zhou noticed Gu Zhiqi’s confusion, so he explained, "Madam and Miss Meng Yao don’t have a good relationship."

The fact that Jin Huazhu and Fu Mengyao didn’t get along was well-known in the Ancient Martial Arts World.

So, Fu Zhou just casually mentioned it, but didn’t say much more.

After listening to Fu Zhou’s explanation, Gu Zhiqi merely nodded.

Over there, Fu Yu had finished mediating, and Fu Mengyao walked away angrily, flinging her sleeves.

Meanwhile, Jin Huazhu was being pushed by Fu Yu towards where Fu Zhou was standing.

Seeing Gu Zhiqi standing next to Fu Zhou, Fu Yu was a bit surprised, "Miss Gu?"

The fight hadn’t finished before it was interrupted, so Jin Huazhu wasn’t in a good mood, and she sat on the wheelchair with a sullen face.

Thus, she didn’t pay much attention to Fu Zhou and Gu Zhiqi. Hearing Fu Yu calling Miss Gu, Jin Huazhu thought he was calling Gu Xiyue.

So she lifted her eyes to search around.

However, she didn’t see Gu Xiyue’s figure, but instead saw Fu Zhou and Gu Zhiqi.

Upon taking a closer look at Gu Zhiqi, Jin Huazhu’s body stiffened slightly.

For some reason, that young girl gave her a very familiar feeling.

Fu Yu didn’t notice Jin Huazhu’s unusual reaction and continued pushing her towards Fu Zhou and Gu Zhiqi.

From a distance, Fu Yu asked, "Miss Gu, what brings you here as well?"

Gu Zhiqi: "Just passing by."

"Qing... Qingqing."

Watching the person getting closer and closer, Jin Huazhu finally saw her features clearly, momentarily feeling a sense of time and space distortion.

By the time she regained her composure, Jin Huazhu had already uttered the two words that had been buried deep in her heart for over a decade.

Jin Huazhu and Gu Zhiqi spoke almost simultaneously, so apart from Fu Yu, who was closer to Jin Huazhu, no one else heard clearly what she called out.

Fu Yu glanced at her, "Madam, who are you calling?"

Jin Huazhu shook her head, her gaze softly resting on the young girl only three or four meters away, "Child, what’s your name?"

Gu Zhiqi took a few steps towards Jin Huazhu and mentioned her name.

"Gu Zhiqi." Jin Huazhu softly repeated the name, appearing slightly dazed, then murmured, "Surname Gu?"

After Gu Zhiqi mentioned her name, Fu Yu further introduced Jin Huazhu, "Madam, Miss Gu once saved our master, and the last time the old master was ill, it was also Miss Gu who cured him."