Did the Queen’s Vest Fall Out?

Mr. Li passed away, but the Li family did not announce it to the outside world. Strangely, the news spread like wildfire.

People in the biological world commented on the old man as a star who has fallen, and even equated this incident with the death of Professor Steve back then.

Many scholars at home and abroad took special planes and attended the funeral one after another.

Although the Li family and his wife are giants in the business world, they know the army well about things in the biological world, and they don't know how to deal with these uninvited people. In the end, Ji Shen, as Mr. Li's last student, managed the entire funeral.

It was cloudy and rainy, and in front of the cemetery, Li Beizhi was crying like a man in tears.

Everyone was dressed in black and stood in a large area, all men, women and children had sadness on their faces.

Ji Shen watched the urn put into the grave coolly, under the gold-rimmed glasses, those sad eyes were extremely sharp.

When the teacher was alive, he didn't see these people come to care, but after his death, they all came to him?

The crocodile's tears are hanging, but it's because the teacher left too soon, they want to take the opportunity to find the perfect gene follow-up, right?

Holding a black umbrella, he raised his head, facing the cold sky, and slowly exhaled a breath of white air.

Ji Shen pretended not to understand the emotions of pandering, agreeing, and pleasing, and took them all into his eyes.

In my heart, I really hate it!

Li Beizhi hugged his mother, his little face flushed from crying.

Those eyes, did they glance out, as if waiting for someone.

Ji Shen knew that he was waiting for Bai Qi.

Not only him, but even Mr. Li, at the last moment of leaving, softly called Bai Qi's name twice.

But she can't show up at the funeral no matter what!

Since he chose to hide her, he couldn't waste all his efforts.

Everyone understands this truth, and Ji Shen even chatted with Li Beizhi on purpose, hoping that he would be sensible.

The little guy usually seems to love to bicker with the old man Bai Qi, but in fact he has deep feelings for these two, so he naturally understands the reason.

After the funeral, the crowd slowly dispersed.

Many people came up to say hello attentively, but Ji Shen refused all of them on the grounds that he was in a bad mood.

After arranging a car to send Li's couple and Beibei to the car, he was about to go back when he was suddenly stopped by his hands.

Turning around, he met a pair of dark eagle eyes.

People from country M have a deep nose, cool lips, and extremely indifferent eyes, as if they don't hide any emotions. He was dressed in black, as if he had just crawled out of the night, wrapped in evil spirits.

What a dangerous breath!

Ji Shen frowned: "Your Excellency?"

The man's Chinese is very proficient: "My name is Ken, the deputy leader of the Biological Alliance of M Country."

ken?

M Country Biological Alliance?

Ji Shen corrected his color: "It turns out that Mr. Ken came to China from a long distance, what's your business?"

Ken was expressionless: "Old Li passed away, and the Alliance is deeply saddened. I used to have an old relationship with Old Li, so I came here as a representative to express my condolences."

"Really?" Ji Shen didn't believe it at all, but accepted it politely, "Thank you for coming. Teacher Izumi knows, and I will definitely thank you."

Ken said: "Mr. Ji, aren't you curious, did Mr. Li have any relationship with the League and me?"

Want to talk? Ji Shen didn't answer: "The teacher's last words didn't involve the old affairs of the alliance. I don't think I need to do follow-up processing. As a student, I will naturally not go against the teacher's wishes, so... I don't want to know. Mr. Ken, I There is something else, please take care of yourself."

Ken pretended to be sad for a moment: "I didn't expect that Li Laoying was the first, but in the end he failed to fulfill his long-cherished wish."

To provoke him on purpose?

Ji Shen smiled, and had absolutely no intention of continuing to ask questions.