100,000/Hour Professional Stand-in Chapter 45.1: There’s No One Like You (1)

The call from Li Xiaoxing in the middle of the night had completely awoken Ji Fanyin. She exhaled deeply before heading to the living room to grab herself a cup of water. 

It didn’t take long for Li Xiaoxing to transfer the money over. 

I’ll forgive his late night call in view of his efficiency.

She lay on her bed and fiddled with her phone while trying to channel her inner drowsiness. She chanced upon an official message from Lakeside University shared by Chen Yunsheng in his Moments page. 

She browsed through it while yawning. The rough idea was that the university was going to hold some kind of exhibition, and they would be inviting a few renowned alumni back to attend the activity. 

While she was scrolling down, to her not-very-surprise, Ji Xinxin’s name was there. 

Of course, Ji Xinxin is one of the more renowned alumni in recent years. It just so happens that she’s back in the country, so she’ll be able to make it. I just wonder who’ll be accompanying her.

Will Bai Zhou and Song Shiyu start fighting over that?

The drowsy Ji Fanyin liked Chen Yunsheng’s post before putting her phone aside. Within moments, she was already asleep. 

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The following morning, she received an invitation from Chen Yunsheng for the exhibition. 

Determined to steer clear of anything work related and spend her break in peace, she rejected his offer and happily idled her time away for the second day. 

In contrast, Ji Xinxin’s schedule for her two week break was jam-packed. 

Delighted that her late night call to Li Xiaoxing had softened his attitude, she woke up early the following day and made sure to doll herself up before heading over to meet Li Xiaoxing. She personally prepared breakfast for him and accompanied him to his company afterward. They had lunch at a nearby restaurant before paying a visit to the hospital they used to stay at. 

“Now that we’re here, I can’t help but remember a lot of our past memories,” remarked Ji Xinxin as she pushed Li Xiaoxing’s wheelchair forward. “I was just an elementary schooler then, so my memories are a little

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