Chapter 83.1: Adept At Transferring Money (1)
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100,000/Hour Professional Stand-in Chapter 83.1: Adept At Transferring Money (1)

Cheng Lin only lost control of her emotions for a brief moment before pushing Ji Fanyin away. She rushed off to the washroom to freshen herself up.

“I should get going now.” Ji Fanyin bade Li Mingyue farewell.

“Let’s exchange contacts.” Li Mingyue whipped out her phone. “I have a feeling that we’ll be seeing each other in the future.”

The uncanny scenario of parents reporting a game developer over their child secretly spending money on the game surfaced in Ji Fanyin’s mind, but she still chose to exchange contacts with Li Mingyue.

Just as she was about to leave, she glanced at the hotel entrance and saw that Bai Zhou was no longer there.

“What are you looking for?” asked Li Mingyue.

“A stray cat,” replied Ji Fanyin.

Li Mingyue took a glance at the hotel entrance too, but her following words were completely irrelevant. “My brother went out to look for you earlier. I suppose that the two of you have already thrashed things out, so I’ll cut to the chase. Does he know about what you just admitted to?”

“Even if I told him, under the current circumstances, he wouldn’t have believed me.”

“That’s true.” Li Mingyue gave the matter some thought before waving her phone at Ji Fanyin. “I have other matters to attend to, so I’ll bid you farewell here.”

Ji Fanyin smiled in response. “Every family has its own set of troubles.”

“Indeed.” Li Mingyue agreed with a nod.

Li Mingyue watched as Ji Fanyin coolly walked out of the hotel before returning to the room where Ji Xinxin was being held captive. She walked at a leisurely pace, looking as calm as ever, but the earlier conversation had left a huge impact on her.

She finally understood why Cheng Lin talked about web novels and the sort when she expressed her concerns regarding privacy when reading the diary.

She thought that Cheng Lin’s deduction was ridiculous as it was, but Ji Fanyin actually admitted to it afterward. Of course, her rational mind interpreted it as a case of dissociative identity disorder, but that was still rather shocking.

In any case, if what they had said was

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