100,000/Hour Professional Stand-in Chapter 21.2: Isn’t the Person You Like Song Shiyu? (2)

Those who had been to Disneyland would know that while it had lots of interesting things to see and fun rides to enjoy, an entire day spent there was bound to be exhausting even with the conveniences provided by the premium services one purchased. 

Not to mention, Ji Fanyin was told to dress in demure low heel leather shoes which were not exactly comfortable to walk in. 

Still, a job was a job. She had gone through tougher times back in her acting days, so a mere day at Disneyland was not an issue at all.

The two of them ended up walking around the amusement park and playing till nightfall. 

To Ji Fanyin’s surprise, it seemed like Bai Zhou had earnestly done his homework to make the best out of their time. He knew the roads that minimized traveling time, the order to visit the rides in so as to reduce waiting time, as well as the existence of ‘Fastpass’. 

He also brought her to the more famous activities and tourist spots that had been promoted by famous influencers.

It might have been normal for other people, but for the self-centered Bai Zhou, this was nothing short of a miracle. 

“I’ve wanted to come here since my younger years,” said Bai Zhou as he tugged at the string attached to a helium balloon in his hand.

This helium balloon consisted of two layers. The outer layer was a transparent sphere whereas the inside was a yellow Mickey Mouse. 

“You had such childhood days too?” asked Ji Fanyin.

At this very moment, she was earnestly thinking that this balloon was too goddamned expensive. 

“… Mm. When this place first opened, many of my classmates came here with their parents,” said Bai Zhou with crestfallen eyes. “All of them talked about how fun this place was, and it made me really envious.”

Ji Fanyin took a moment to recollect Bai Zhou’s background.

His parents are in a marriage of convenience, promising not to interfere in each other’s private life as long as they didn’t bring in illegitimate children. Due to that, he grew up in a house filled with nannies and bodyguards. 

“I came here by myself later on,” said Bai Zhou col

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