Watching the crowd slowly surrounding them, Xu Rongfei swallowed loudly and cautiously said, "I think we'd better leave."
Ning Fan suddenly turned his head to look at Xu Rongfei, then bobbed his head like a pecking chicken, "I agree."
Having said that, Ning Fan turned around and left!
Seeing Ning Fan's hurried departure, Kobe raised his voice in slight panic, "But benefactor, I haven't properly thanked you yet."
"Next time!" Ning Fan replied without turning his head.
Behind him, as the encircling folks saw Ning Fan about to leave, they all became anxious and shouted, "Don't run, everyone hurry and catch up, don't let him get away!"
Upon hearing this, Ning Fan nearly exploded inside; even if faced with a hundred burly men attacking him, he might not have felt this nervous.
"And me, and me! Benefactor, I haven't thanked you either!" The Crab Man also yelled from behind.
"You too, next time!" Ning Fan's voice drifted back from afar.
Jumping into the car, Xu Rongfei didn't dare delay; with a press on the gas pedal, amidst the roar of the engine, the car quickly left the basketball court.
"Phew..." Ning Fan, watching the basketball court recede in the rearview mirror, finally breathed a sigh of relief; indeed, sometimes it's better to keep a low profile.
After driving for quite a while, Ning Fan hadn't yet recovered from what had just happened when he suddenly felt the car come to a sharp stop.
Surprised, Ning Fan turned to look at Xu Rongfei but faced her head as she turned towards him.
Caught off-guard, their lips nearly touched.
Xu Rongfei instinctively started to pull back, but seeing Ning Fan's face up close caused her body to shudder slightly; after a brief moment, she did not move away.
To her slight disappointment, Ning Fan, with a bit of embarrassment, shrank towards the passenger's side.
"What, are you that afraid of me?" Xu Rongfei felt a tinge of disappointment, but seeing Ning Fan's somewhat awkward demeanor, she couldn't help but let out a snort of laughter, "You weren't this stiff when you held my scarf earlier."
Ning Fan chuckled dryly, puzzled, he asked, "Why did you stop here?"
This was a city street; although not heavily trafficked, it still had a fair amount of pedestrians coming and going, with no shops nearby. Why stop here?
"To ask you a few questions," Xu Rongfei replied, brushing a stray hair from her forehead as she spoke.
Even that simple gesture from such a seductively enchanting woman made Ning Fan's heart jump.
A fairy, an absolute fairy. Xu Rongfei must have been a fairy in her previous life; otherwise, she wouldn't have such natural flirtiness in her bones!
"What questions? Ask," Ning Fan replied, knowing roughly what Xu Rongfei might ask yet unconcerned, he suppressed the restlessness in his heart, and tried to appear calm.
Sitting there, Ning Fan centered himself, eyes on the road, the image of decorum.
Xu Rongfei burst into laughter once again, a cunning softness flashing across her eyes. She unbuckled her seatbelt and clung to Ning Fan's arm, reigniting the suppressed anger in his heart.
His breathing became heavier.
"Little brother, you seem quite nervous," Xu Rongfei said, fluttering her long eyelashes and smiling sweetly, her voice soft—her unique feminine scent drifted into Ning Fan's nose.
Ning Fan's Adam's apple bobbed as he swallowed a mouthful of saliva and replied, "Just ask whatever questions you have."
"Okay, although I knew you were good at medical technique, I never realized it was to that extent. Playing basketball like a pro at your age, how did you train, or… what other secrets are you hiding in you?"
Xu Rongfei's eyes intently fixated on Ning Fan's profile, scrutinizing every tiny detail on his face. Unfortunately, although she could tell he was somewhat uneasy, his expression remained unchanging.
"There are no secrets, maybe just that I have a bit more free time than others," Ning Fan shrugged casually, his statement was genuine as he genuinely did have ample free time.
"Free time? Yeah, right, as if I'd believe that. There are plenty of people with free time; why aren't they exceptional?" Xu Rongfei retorted, dismissing Ning Fan's explanation with disdain.
"Maybe they are exceptional, you just don't know it," Ning Fan retorted and said, "Imagine if you didn't know me, saw me on the street, you would think I am just an average Joe, right?"
"Remember, before you truly understand someone, do not presume to judge anything about them because it's all an illusion."
Xu Rongfei shivered. The more she learned about Ning Fan, the more curious she became. This insight was something many might not grasp in their lifetimes, yet Ning Fan had seen through it. Those who could perceive such truths were remarkable, and Ning Fan was no exception—his future achievements were boundless!
This time, Xu Rongfei firmly decided in her heart that no matter what, she must win over Ning Fan!
At that thought, her lips curled into a slight smile, and her hand began to unbutton her coat.
"Hey, hey, hey, what are you doing?" Ning Fan was shocked, thinking, You're not planning to do that here, are you? This is still a public street—way too thrilling!
"It's hot in the car," Rongfei cooed, but her hands continued to work quickly, unfastening three buttons—two more and her coat would come off entirely.
"If it's hot, just turn on the air conditioning!" Ning Fan exclaimed.
Just then, a sudden knocking on the car window was heard.
Xu Rongfei frowned and turned to look, only to see a traffic police officer standing beside the car.
"It's so hot today, and you're still patrolling, how are you not overheating!" Xu Rongfei muttered with frustration, annoyed that her plan had been interrupted.
Luckily, the car window was up, so the traffic officer didn't hear her. He stood there, somewhat sleepy, knocked on the window, and said lazily, "No parking here, move along, or I'll have to issue a ticket."
After speaking, the traffic officer glanced into the car inadvertently, noticed their intimate posture, and the half-unbuttoned state of Rongfei's clothes; his eyes bulged, and he instantly sobered up.
"Illegal parking, fine of two hundred!" the traffic officer declared fiercely, not bothering to urge them to leave, skillfully tore off a ticket, slapped it on the car window, and turned away nonchalantly.