Chapter 3: Finally Meet

"You don't have to think about that right now. Importantly, you need to get close to that woman first," Chu Fg replied.

He evidtly did not say it now.

David finally shook his head and replied, "I'm not interested."

"Oh, that's so unfortunate!" Chu Fg looked disappointed.

After which, he directly walked away.

David stared at his back, wondering if there would be any threats to people who refused this kind of work.

Of course, this was worrying.

Fortunately, he was in a relationship with Jane. Wh he met her later, he would tell her about this.

He looked at his watch, th his cell phone to see Jane's location. She was only halfway there. Maybe the roads were congested right now.

Knowing that he would be waiting there for too long, David finally decided to go to the university cafeteria which was in a separate building but still in the university premises.

Since not everyone ate at the cafeteria, it wasn't hard for David to find a table.

He ev found one next to a window overlooking the university gs.

He ordered a cup of coffee and a slice of bread, a simple mu for breakfast.

Minute after minute passed. After about 0 minutes, a Black Rolls-Royce suddly tered the university courtyard, attracting people's atttion due to the luxury of the car.

Although most people didn't know the full name of the car, just looking at it was ough for people to think about Million Euros.

The impression it gave was indeed more than Million.

Some rich college studts using sports cars had to lower their vanity wh they saw the Rolls-Royce.

They realized that there were big shots attding this university.

Rich people like them can't behave as they please in front of much richer people because the latter can crush them.

David stared at the Rolls-Royce while occasionally looking at his phone scre.

The movemt of the car was really exactly the same as the movemt of Jane's cell phone that he could see from his phone.

He was one hundred perct sure that Jane was in the car.

(Where are you?)

Appartly she asked.

She wouldn't see David because the latter was in the cafeteria.

And ev if she saw him, she wouldn't know who he was because they had never shown each other a real photo.

David wasn't sure how to tell her.

After thinking for a while, he finally took a picture of Jane's figure from his table, and st it to her cell phone.

She should be able to find him now.

Although the walls of the cafeteria were glass that looked dark from the outside, Jane should know which one was his table wh she tered the cafeteria.

Just a momt after he st the message, the woman headed straight to the cafeteria, making David smile wryly.

It seemed that she really seriously wanted him without ev knowing his face. Perhaps she was already comfortable with a pure soul-to-soul relationship without looking at the physical at all.

People were curious as to why she wt to the cafeteria, was it to have breakfast or to meet someone?

As soon as she passed through the cafeteria door, she immediately stared at the area where David was, and her gaze ev wt straight to David. Maybe her instinct had guessed which one was David.

Wh their eyes met, David tried to smile as best he could so that he wouldn't look awkward.

And Jane returned his smile before taking a step towards him, looking calm.

People didn't have to wait for her to arrive in front of David's table to know her destination.

Wh she arrived in front of David's desk, she asked softly, "may I sit down?"

"Please," David replied immediately, directing his hand to the chair.

He ignored the stares of the people who seemed to be questioning who he was.

Although he had only met Jane today, but make no mistake, he had be in regular communication with her for three years.

Jane sat down as she continued to stare at David's face. She did not speak directly, just continued to stare.

David felt strange, he couldn't help but ask, "is there something wrong with my face?"

"No, I'm just a little surprised," Jane replied. "I didn't think my boyfrid would be this neat. You know, people who spd a lot of time in front of computers td to have a rather messy appearance. It would show ev if they tried to tidy up their clothes and appearance. However, I'm sure you're the type who is used to neatness."