100,000/Hour Professional Stand-in Chapter 90.3: Should We End It Now? (3)

Bai Zhou returned to the office and took a look at Ji Fanyin’s office.

The door that was opened earlier when he headed off with his father, but it was now closed. This could only mean Ji Fanyin and his father’s secretary had brought their conversation into her office.

Bai Zhou tightened his grip around his helmet, feeling uncertain about the results of the talk. 

… Would Ji Fanyin really sell her shares if Bai Zhengye offered a sufficiently high price? She had been going on and on about her lack of money for quite a while now.

Ten billion dollars…

While Bai Zhou was deep in thought, Bai Zhengye belatedly returned to the office too. 

Coincidentally, the door to Ji Fanyin’s office opened. Ji Fanyin and Bai Zhengye’s chief secretary walked out one after another. 

Bai Zhou was aware of how competent his father’s chief secretary was, so he couldn’t help but worriedly scrutinize Ji Fanyin’s expression in hopes of figuring out her thoughts.

… I can’t read anything from her expression.

Ji Fanyin had always been an incredible actress, capable of playing any role flawlessly. Not once had Bai Zhou ever succeeded in finding any faults in her acting.

This made Bai Zhou frustrated.

Ji Fanyin had always taken a perfunctory attitude toward him, almost as if he was a rascal from a distant relative. 

“Are you done with your talk?” Ji Fanyin asked the two of them.

“Yes, we are done. They will be leaving now,” Bai Zhou snorted impatiently.

The secretary took a quick glance at Bai Zhengye’s face and noticed the latter’s downcast expression. It didn’t take a genius to figure what had gone down in their confrontration. So, he let out a light cough to remind him that they were in public space. 

Bai Zhengye swiftly snapped out of his thoughts. Feeling greatly displeased from having his kind intentions snubbed, he walked off with a darkened face. 

He didn’t think that there was any need for him to engage in pleasantries with a young junior like Ji Fanyin, not to mention that she was a woman.

His secretary was much more polite in contrast. He bade Ji Fanyin

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