"Boss!" Right after Gu Xiyue stepped out of the station, a purple-haired youth waved at her from the roadside.
Gu Xiyue walked towards Jiang Qi.
As soon as Gu Xiyue reached the car, Jiang Qi opened the passenger door, "Boss, get in the car."
After Gu Xiyue got in, Jiang Qi circled around the front of the car to the driver’s seat, "Where to?"
Gu Xiyue buckled her seatbelt and spoke in a cool voice, "Yun Town No.1 Middle School."
"Got it." Jiang Qi responded and started the car.
Once the car was moving, Jiang Qi asked, "Shouldn’t we be heading straight to Sen City? What are we doing in Yun Town?"
"Gu Chengan is at No.1 Middle School." Gu Xiyue’s eyes lowered slightly as she clutched her phone, sending messages.
Jiang Qi had heard Gu Xiyue mention Gu Chengan before; it seemed he was her younger brother.
"Oh, going to see our little bro, I see. Let’s go."
Yun Town wasn’t very large; it only took about five minutes to drive from the station to the front gate of the school.
Jiang Qi drove the car directly to the school entrance.
The security guard at the gate initially wanted to ask him to register, but upon seeing Gu Xiyue, he opened his mouth in surprise, "Xiyue, how come you have free time to come back? Are you planning to return to school?"
His tone was very familiar.
Gu Xiyue: "I have something to discuss with the principal."
"Alright, then I’ll just register your name." After saying that, the guard let them through.
Jiang Qi drove the car into the school and raised his eyebrows slightly at Gu Xiyue, "Even the guard knows you, boss. Not bad."
Gu Xiyue ignored him.
After parking the car, Gu Xiyue and Jiang Qi went straight to the principal’s office.
Ten minutes later, the two emerged from the office with Gu Chengan and his transfer certificate in hand.
Having recovered for more than a month, Gu Chengan’s leg was much better, though he still limped. However, he no longer needed crutches and followed Jiang Qi and Gu Xiyue quietly after leaving the office.
Seeing this, Jiang Qi walked up beside Gu Chengan, slung an arm over his shoulder, "Little brother, let me introduce myself. I’m Jiang Qi, a friend of your sister. You can call me Brother Qi."
"Brother Qi." Gu Chengan said softly.
Pleased with the response, Jiang Qi smiled satisfactorily, then patted Gu Chengan’s shoulder twice, "If you run into any trouble, feel free to turn to your Brother Qi."
Gu Chengan murmured a restrained "hmm" in response.
Jiang Qi didn’t mind and helped Gu Chengan down the stairs. Seeing his limping gait, he casually asked, "What happened to your leg?"
"Huh?" Gu Chengan was momentarily confused, then quickly replied, "I fell!"
"Fell?" Jiang Qi murmured doubtfuly and continued to inquire, "From which floor did you fall?"
"Second, the second floor," Gu Chengan stammered out.
"That doesn’t add up. You took a pretty bad fall, but as someone who’s at the Ancient Martial Arts Second Stage, falling from the second floor should at most cause some pain, not a broken leg." Jiang Qi said, clearly puzzled.
As he spoke, both Gu Xiyue and Gu Chengan came to a halt.
Gu Xiyue turned back to glance at Gu Chengan.
But Gu Chengan didn’t dare to meet Gu Xiyue’s gaze, coughing lightly, he stuttered, "Maybe, perhaps it’s because I’m not very skilled."
He would never admit that it was Gu Zhiqi who had broken his leg.
He was already aware that Gu Zhiqi had been taken back to the Gu Family; they seemed to like her enough to bring her home.
He could tell that his sister also liked the Gu Family quite a bit.
If it caused a conflict between his sister and Gu Zhiqi because of him, who knew whom the Gu Family would side with; he couldn’t put his sister in a difficult position.
Besides, the fact that Gu Zhiqi had beaten him up was quite embarrassing; he was absolutely determined not to let anyone else find out.