100,000/Hour Professional Stand-in Chapter 34.1: Liar (1)

Ji Fanyin often went overseas in her previous life. It was usually her assistant who helped her pack her luggage, but she did learn a thing or two from watching her. It didn’t take her long to fill up her suitcase with a week’s worth of luggage and a small pouch of necessities.

On top of the usual emergency medicine, she didn’t forget to pack her pepper spray and self-protection tools.

The following morning, Ji Fanyin took a cab to the tourist agency to collect her visa. When she arrived at the airport, she thought that she would have to find her way around with her boarding pass, but to her surprise, Bai Zhou called her and told her to head to Gate 13.

She thought that there would be an assistant or butler there to guide her around, but after waiting there for several minutes and rejecting two kind-hearted people who offered to guide her, she found herself faced with an armored ‘low-profile individual’.

When he first walked over, she thought that it was another person who had come to offer his help and was going to turn him down, but she quickly noticed that his eyes looked a little familiar.

His face was covered with a black baseball cap and a black mask. There was a black duffel bag slung over his shoulder. With his tall and proportionate stature, he looked like a celebrity who was sneaking off somewhere.

Who else could it be other than Bai Zhou?

Ji Fanyin calmly propped up her sunglasses and said, “I can get there myself.”

Bai Zhou pretended like he couldn’t hear her words. He gestured with his chin and said, “Follow me.”

He started walking off, and the direction he was heading to didn’t seem to be where the self check-in machines were.

Ji Fanyin followed him with her suitcase in hand, making sure to keep a distance of several meters between them so as to give off the impression that they were two strangers who happened to be heading in the same direction.

As they walked on and on, Bai Zhou suddenly stopped and turned around to look at her.

The distance between them was enough to stuff an average bus in.

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