100,000/Hour Professional Stand-in Chapter 48.3: Not a Date (3)

The moment the three of them made eye contact, the atmosphere became incredibly bizarre. 

Song Shiyu instinctively averted his face.

Ji Fanyin thought that Ji Xinxin would be paying close heed to his reaction since there was a lot of information to be gleaned from it, but to her surprise, Ji Xinxin’s reaction was even bigger. She took a step back with a frightened look on her face. 

Ji Fanyin patiently waited several seconds with a cup of hot cocoa in her hand, but the two of them showed no inclination to move at all. So, she asked, “Are the two of you not coming out? I’m taking the elevator down.”

Those words snapped Song Shiyu out of his daze. He coughed lightly and began making his way out of the elevator. It was also only then that he belatedly noticed Ji Xinxin’s peculiar state. “Xinxin?”

“B-big sis,” Ji Xinxin greeted Ji Fanyin in a meek voice. She shuffled her way out of the lift while trying to stay as far away from Ji Fanyin as possible. 

Ji Fanyin replied with a casual “Mm”. She entered the lift, pressed the B1 button, and waved them goodbye. “I wish you two an enjoyable date.”

Till the lift doors finally closed shut, the two of them had their eyes firmly drawn to her like opposite poles of a magnet. 

Ji Fanyin took a sip of her sweet hot cocoa as her thoughts began to wander. 

Did Ji Xinxin screw up that quickly? No, that shouldn’t be possible. I mean, she came back to conduct a routine maintenance check on her local fishery.

But why does it feel like things are only getting worse with her fixing?

It was intriguing, but she wasn’t too concerned since it was none of her business. When the lift doors opened once more, she exiled Song Shiyu and Ji Xinxin out of her mind and began on her delightful shopping spree in Hema Supermarket. 

Given her current financial status, she could afford to buy entire shelves of goods without batting an eyelid. 

Many thanks to my rich and gullible clients, as well as Ji Xinxin’s ceaseless diligence on the fishery.

“With their generous contribution toward my financial freedom, the least I c

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