But Ji Xiangzhou and Ji Xiangyi had no idea that the person Fang Ning was talking about was Ji Xiangchen.
The three of them sat down at the open-air food stall.
Ji Xiangyi actually found the place somewhat distasteful, because she had never been to such a noisy, open-air food stall before.
Although her parents had died in an accident, the Ji Family was wealthy and had extensive businesses, and they had never skimped on food and drink.
As a result, Ji Xiangyi had developed the bad habit of being fussy about this and that from an early age. Whenever she ate out, she only went to lavishly decorated restaurants with elegant surroundings where a meal cost several thousand. Street food, takeout-she never touched any of it, saying it was unhygienic and would make her sick.
So, as soon as she sat down, her brow knitted tighter and tighter at the noise around her.
Ji Xiangzhou was different. He often climbed over the wall with Ye Yang and Zhao Fei to go out and play games, and when they got hungry at night, they frequently went to food stalls for skewers.
So, the moment he sat down, he began rinsing the bowls and chopsticks with boiling water with practiced ease.
To distract herself a little and stop dwelling on their surroundings, Ji Xiangyi asked the question she had wanted to ask earlier.
From the information her assistant had given her, she had learned that Fang Ning had no other friends apart from one fake best friend who spent her money every day.
So was the friend Fang Ning had said would join them for a late-night meal that fake best friend of hers? If it really was, how was she supposed to tell Fang Ning that this friend was only