Seeing the person who placed the order, Gu Zhiqi raised an eyebrow, somewhat surprised.
Ignoring the previous messages urging her to hurry up, Gu Zhiqi sent a question mark over.
[Fall: Diviner, you’re finally online!]
[Fall: Please help me divine about someone.]
[Fall: I want to know if she’s still alive.]
As soon as Gu Zhiqi’s question mark was sent, Fall immediately sent over three consecutive messages.
Gu Zhiqi looked on with some confusion.
She remembered that the female protagonist was also a diviner. Given the relationship between Fall and the protagonist, she could have directly asked Gu Xiyue for a reading. There was no need to come to her.
But as they say, only a fool would turn down money.
A business opportunity that comes knocking on your door, there’s no reason to refuse.
[Zhezhi: The person’s birth details please.]
Not long after Gu Zhiqi’s message was sent, Fall sent over a set of birth details.
[Fall: Gu Zhiqi, August 8, 8888, at 08:08:08]
Speaking of birth details, they were indeed filled with the number 8.
Seeing the message from Fall, Gu Zhiqi fell silent.
Was this asking her to divine for herself?
Following the birth details, Fall sent another message.
[Fall: Please, Diviner, help me confirm if she’s still alive?]
Looking at the messages from Fall, Gu Zhiqi had mixed feelings. Surely one would not ask such a question without some animosity, right?
[Fall: Diviner, are you there?]
Gu Zhiqi sent a period to show that she was still there.
[Fall: So, is she still alive?]
[Fall: She hasn’t been dismembered or anything, has she?]
[Zhezhi: Limbs intact.]
[Fall: Can you help me divine her whereabouts next?]
Staring at the message from Fall, Gu Zhiqi once again fell into silence.
On one side was money, and on the other, her own whereabouts...
Three seconds later, Gu Zhiqi sent a message back.
[Zhezhi: Shengyuan Hotel, Room 809.]
Are one’s whereabouts more important than money?
Once Fall received the message, they went silent, and seeing this, Gu Zhiqi sent another message.
[Zhezhi: Remember to transfer the money.]
She then sent over her bank account number.
She wasn’t afraid of being cheated, so after sending the message, she tossed her phone onto the bed and logged out of the app, then went to freshen up.
Not long after stepping into the bathroom, her mobile phone buzzed with a new message alert.
"Ding dong, ding dong."
Gu Huaijin was sitting on the sofa reading the newspaper when his mobile phone’s message alert sounded. He picked up the phone from the coffee table and glanced at it.
[Fall: I just had someone divine for Gu Zhiqi, says there’s nothing wrong with her.]
[Fall: Blood is thicker than water, but we should settle debts clearly. The divining cost twenty million, add yesterday’s compensation for not securing my position, twenty million more, Old Master Gu, shall we settle the bill?]
Gu Huaijin looked at the message, his irritation not dissipating but instead increasing.
He didn’t quite believe the nonsense the other party was spouting.
[Fall: If there was a problem, would I be chatting with you?]
[Fall: Stop yapping, and transfer the money.]
Gu Huaijin, looking at the messages from Fall, still didn’t believe them.
Was this an attempt to con him out of his money?
[Fall: No way, right?]
[Fall: As a CEO, you’re not considering ducking out on a mere forty million, are you?]
[Fall: If you dare default on payment, I’ll hack into your company’s interior and transfer all the money from your company’s account.]
[Fall: I’m also going to hack your phone, and send photos of me wearing black stockings to Luo Fenghe.]
Gu Huaijin’s eyebrows twitched, and as the messages kept popping up, he immediately transferred forty million to the other party.
He still didn’t believe Fall’s words, but he knew that today’s wealth was definitely doomed.
Otherwise, that person would really do anything they threatened to.
[Fall: Thanks, Boss. We welcome your patronage again, dear~]
Gu Huaijin couldn’t be bothered to engage any further and promptly blocked the contact.