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182: Chapter 108 Gorgeous Twin Beauties [Subscribe Please]_2 182: Chapter 108 Gorgeous Twin Beauties [Subscribe Please]_2 The line moved forward, and it was this girl’s turn to check out.

She had bought a lot of things; her shopping cart was piled high, and she was clumsily loading items onto the checkout counter.

“Feels a bit clumsy!”

Lin Baici still liked those who were clever and cute.

[For a predator, the clumsier the prey, the easier it is to catch.]

[Luckily, she’s not prone to injury, and her pain threshold is far above average.]

“…”

Lin Baici always felt like Eater God was implying something.

“Hello, that’ll be 875 yuan!”

The cashier scanned the items, but the country girl’s phone was having issues, and the payment failed.

She tried several times without success, getting more and more flustered and breaking out in sweat.

The country girl was taking a long time to pay, and people behind were getting restless, looking over impatiently and urging her to hurry up.

Lin Baici glanced at his Häagen-Dazs, worried that it would melt if he waited any longer.

“Can you finish the checkout or not?”

The cashier asked.

“My bank card seems to be frozen!”

The country girl was on the verge of tears; one problem was the mysterious issue with her bank card, and on top of that, the embarrassment: “I’m sorry, I’m sorry, you go ahead with your payment?”

The country girl began moving items from the checkout counter back into her shopping cart: “I will put them all back where they came from!”

“Hurry up!”

The cashier was visibly annoyed; such a hassle.

“How much is it?

I’ll pay for her!”

Lin Baici swore it wasn’t because Eater God said she was top-notch cuisine that he offered to pay.

He genuinely had excess cash and could afford to do a good deed.

The cashier glanced at the country girl, of course, happy with the arrangement since it saved trouble and meant selling a lot of items would net her a commission from the proprietor.

When the country girl heard this, she was taken aback and quickly waved her hands: “No!

No!”

“Don’t you have money to pay back?”

Lin Baici opened Alipay.

“Yes!”

The country girl nodded.

“Then what are you refusing for?”

Lin Baici had the cashier scan the QR code: “Add me as a friend, and pay me back when you have the money.

See there?

There’s a camera.

I don’t have to worry about you defaulting, and you don’t have to fear I’ll overcharge you!”

After Lin Baici scanned the code and saw it was 875 yuan, he shouted the number to the camera to reconfirm.

“You feel better now, right?”

Lin Baici put his own purchases on the checkout counter.

“I’ve always been at ease; I just feel like I’m troubling you too much!”

The country girl haphazardly tossed her things back into the shopping cart and hurried over to help Lin Baici neatly pack the scanned items into bags.

Her movements were gentle, exuding the charm of a modest, delicate beauty.

“My name is Gu Qingxiang!”

The country girl introduced herself.

“Lin Baici!”

Lin Baici took a good look at the country girl’s face this time.

A melon seed face, cherry lips, almond eyes, fair skin, and a slender neck bestowed her with the classical beauty of traditional Chinese paintings.

However, she wore a pair of huge black square glasses that covered half her face.

As she spoke, she kept pushing up the glasses that slid down her nose with her left hand.

Right away, this detracted from her beauty.

[The bun’s tastiest part isn’t seen in the folds, it’s the flavor that matters!]

[Trust me, she’s premium stock.

Later on, when entering God’s ruins, you could take her as emergency rations!]

After Lin Baici finished paying, he and Gu Qingxiang moved to a corner to avoid obstructing the way, then they added each other on WeChat and exchanged phone numbers.

“Thank you!”

Gu Qingxiang promised: “I will repay you very soon!”

“No rush!”

Lin Baici opened the Häagen-Dazs, noticed the ice cream indeed had melted a bit, frowned slightly, then took another and handed it to Gu Qingxiang: “Treat yourself!”

“No!

No!”

Gu Qingxiang refused, shaking her head.

“Eat it quickly, or it will melt!” Lin Baici tasted a few bites, feeling the flavor was just so-so: “I’m off, bye!”

“Goodbye.”

Gu Qingxiang clasped the ice cream box in her small hands without immediately opening it; she planned to bring it back to her rental and savor it slowly.

The ice cream may have melted, but it came with added warmth.

Gu Qingxiang had just started working at Haijing University, feeling very alone in an unfamiliar city.

But now she suddenly found the world warm and life beautiful.

Luck’s sunny rays occasionally shone upon her too.

“Lin Baici?”

Gu Qingxiang silently repeated the name.

…

When Lin Baici returned to his dorm, he found it empty, likely because everyone had gone out.

With no one around, he took the opportunity to tidy up a bit and stashed some supplies in the Black Tripod Bowl before heading out to roam the campus.

For lunch, he grabbed two dishes and had a bowl of rice in the cafeteria, and in the afternoon, he wandered around the library and got a library card.

There were quite a few girls there; it was worth visiting often.

For dinner, Lin Baici chose the number one cafeteria on the second floor for some claypot rice noodles, which were a bit too spicy.

By 7 p.m.

when he returned to the dorm, Hu Wenwu was already there, engrossed in an English book.

“Studying so hard?”

Lin Baici washed his hands and placed some snacks on the table: “Let’s share.”

“Where I come from, our spoken English isn’t good, so I want to brush up in advance to avoid embarrassment in class!”

Hu Wenwu found Lin Baici approachable enough to share his true thoughts.

Bang!

The dorm room door flew open, and in staggered Qian Jiahui, reeking of alcohol.

He sat down next to Lin Baici: “Old White, where did you go last night?

Skipping out on the first days of school, you looking to get marked down?”

Qian Jiahui was impressed; he actually wanted to go out too but didn’t dare.

“Went to hang out with high school friends, it got late, so I didn’t come back.”