100,000/Hour Professional Stand-in Chapter 10.3: You Want Me to Reciprocate Your Feelings? (3)

Ji Fanyin jotted down this service request in her mind before replying, “Very well.”

Song Shiyu continued staring at her anxiously, almost as if he was silently urging her to get on with it.

Ji Fanyin immediately made adjustments to fulfill her client’s request. 

“I…” She lowered her gaze slightly, almost as if she was embarrassed by his intense stare. She bit her lips softly for a moment before she finally found the courage to reveal her feelings. “… I like you too. It’s just that my studies are also important to me. I want to be able to stand alongside you as an equal. Can you forgive me for my selfishness?”

Song Shiyu’s slightly intoxicated eyes seemed to gleam even brighter than before.

“How could I possibly stay angry at you?” he said with a deep sigh. “I feel like I’d even forget my own name with just a smile from you.”

Perhaps it was because his greatest woe had been temporarily resolved, Song Shiyu soon fell asleep on the sofa.

It wasn’t midnight yet, so Ji Fanyin poured herself a cup of water and waited patiently beside Song Shiyu for the strike of midnight.

Most people would instinctively reach for their phones when they had nothing to do, but Ji Fanyin quietly swirled the glass of water in her hand, seemingly hatching a devious plan.

During this period of time, Song Shiyu mumbled some sleep talk, but Ji Fanyin gently loosened the tight wrinkles on his forehead and whispered softly, “Don’t worry and sleep. I’m right beside you.”

The semi-conscious Song Shiyu tried to grab her hand, but she skillfully dodged it.

Soon, the countdown alarm rang.

Ji Fanyin quickly took out her phone and silenced the alarm. Thanks to her swift response, Song Shiyu wasn’t jolted awake by the noise.

Now that her working hours were finally over, her expression immediately loosened up. She leaned back on to the sofa leisurely and pressed the service button to settle the bill.

As a special service for an important client, the least she could do for him was to pay on his behalf first and put it on his tab. Otherwise, she would have to go through

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