100,000/Hour Professional Stand-in Chapter 26.2: Despicable (2)

She was still picking out ingredients even when they walked out of the lift. There was simply nothing in Bai Zhou’s kitchen at all that she had to get even the bare necessities. She did manage to fill his kitchen with condiments such as oil, salt, soya sauce, and vinegar the last time she was here, but there was more to consider if she wanted to cook usual home cooked meals this time around. 

For one, it was certain that he wouldn’t have common ingredients like rice and onion in his kitchen.

She subconsciously followed Bai Zhou’s footsteps while adding everything she needed into her shopping cart. 

Bai Zhou suddenly stopped without any warning, and she nearly bumped right into him. It was fortunate that there was some distance between them, allowing her to stop in time.

“What’s wrong?” she asked. 

Did he change his mind and decide to play with Ji Xinxin instead?

Bai Zhou turned around and assessed the distance between them with his eyes before clicking his tongue in annoyance. Then, without saying anything at all, he began walking forward once more. 

Weirdly, he didn’t do anything at all despite the abrupt halt. It was almost as if he was just experimenting to see if she would bump into him. 

Ji Fanyin: “…?” Just how much did his mental maturity regress by?

The brooding Bai Zhou unlocked his door using facial recognition technology before haphazardly tossing his leather shoes aside. He slipped into a pair of slippers and headed into the house.

Ji Fanyin looked through the shoe rack, but just like before, there were only men-sized slippers. So, she put on the same ones she wore the last time she was here. While shutting the door, she asked, “I remember that you aren’t fond of food with strong flavors or odors?”

Bai Zhou replied with a lackadaisical “Mm”.

Ji Fanyin took one last look through the shopping cart and ensured that there was enough food for two. With that, she confirmed the order.

It would probably take thirty to forty minutes for the groceries to be delivered to their doorsteps. Ji Fanyin finally stowed her phone away

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