Chapter 28.2: We Aren’t Close (2)
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100,000/Hour Professional Stand-in Chapter 28.2: We Aren’t Close (2)

Chen Yunsheng ran out of the basketball court amidst the excited shrieks of the female students while anxiously sending a voice message to Ji Fanyin, “Big sister, where are you? I’m coming over to fetch you right now. The place is a little confusing so it’s very easy for you to get lost.”

Ji Fanyin quickly sent him a photo.

Chen Yunsheng took a quick look at the photo before grabbing a nearby student to ask, “Hey, do you know where this place is?”

The student propped up his black-rimmed glasses and nonchalantly pointed in a direction, saying, “It’s right under that building over there.”

“Thanks!” Chen Yunsheng put on his jacket and dashed over. It was as if he had an eternal spring of youthful energy inside of him, and it took him only two minutes to rush over to the opposite building.

It didn’t take him long before he caught sight of Ji Fanyin under a distinct logo.

She was wearing a mask, and her face was lowered toward her phone, but Chen Yunsheng was certain that he had gotten the right person.

His footsteps immediately screeched to a halt. He took a brief moment to calm his breathing before heading over to greet her, but he didn’t try to intentionally conceal the joyful tone in his voice, “Big sister!”

The woman standing there raised her head. She pulled down her mask and smiled at him, “Hi.”

“I thought that you’d be too busy with work to watch the competition.” Chen Yunsheng was a little nervous. “What are you holding? Is it heavy? I’ll carry it for you.”

He couldn’t help but secretly take a good look at Ji Fanyin as he asked.

Ah, she’s dressed casually today without any make-up. She looks beautiful in a different way.

… How should I put it? Both her outfit and her disposition feel quite different.

“I got them at a convenience shop earlier on. I don’t know if these are appropriate.” Ji Fanyin showed the contents of the plastic bag to Chen Yunsheng. “I recall that basketball players would usually get a bit of time to replenish their energy off-court, so I got some sports drinks, fruits, and energy bars. It w

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