Nominal: My senior brothers are all big shots

A 747 passenger plane slowly landed at Jingzhou International Airport in Handong Province.

A young man of about twenty-two, dressed in a mini colorful uniform, carrying a worn-out military travel bag, and wearing green rubber shoes, walked out with the main crowd. The people around him gave him disdainful looks and made way for him.

The boy ignored what others thought and walked slowly on his own.

As he walked out of the airport, the young man took out an old Nokia phone from his pocket and made a call.

"Hey, where is my Director Qi?"

"Xiao Feng, I'm still on my way. I have a meeting ahead of me, and I'll be heading to the airport after it's over. Have you gotten off the plane yet? Find a place to wait for me," Qi Tongwei said, holding the steering wheel with one hand and making a phone call with the other.

"Oh, the big boss is so busy. Should I just take a taxi over?" Lin Feng joked.

"Xiao Feng, don't make fun of me. What kind of big leader am I? This is a task assigned by my teacher. There's nothing I can do. Wait for me, I'll be there soon," Qi Tongwei said with a helpless bitter smile.

"Fine, fine, you're an official with two mouths, and you're the one who has all the arguments." Lin Feng sighed, feigning helplessness. "Then call me when you get here. That's the good thing about this gadget: strong signal, durable, and it won't let you down when you call."

"Okay, I understand," Qi Tongwei replied.

With a "click," Lin Feng hung up the phone without even a polite goodbye, appearing extremely casual. Lin Feng weighed the old Nokia phone in his hand, then casually stuffed it back into his pocket.

Then he looked around and finally his gaze fell on a big tree near the airport exit—there was a shady spot and a few benches for passengers to rest.

"That'll do, so I don't get mistaken for a beggar and chased away when I go into the store," Lin Feng muttered to himself with a self-deprecating smile, slowly walking over with his worn-out military bag.

Along the way, Lin Feng's eyes were constantly scanning the scantily clad, slender women. Occasionally, he would whistle a flirtatious whistle at someone's back, causing the woman to turn around and glare at him angrily. He didn't care at all, instead grinning and showing off his white teeth, laughing carefree.

"You're crazy!" one of the girls who had been whistled at by Lin Feng muttered under her breath, then quickly pulled her companion away.

Several people were already seated on the bench. Lin Feng found an empty seat and sat down, placing his military backpack beside him.

Lin Feng looked around and his gaze finally settled on a girl who was anxiously checking her watch not far away.

The girl was about twenty years old, wearing a simple white shirt with a dark blue skirt, low-heeled leather shoes, and a pink Doraemon backpack slung over her shoulder.

She kept glancing up at the clock in the airport terminal and then down at her wristwatch, her brow furrowed, looking like she was in a hurry.

What attracted Lin Feng's attention most was her appearance—a face so exquisite it seemed unreal, with fair skin even without makeup, and large, bright almond-shaped eyes that were now misty with anxiety. Her ponytail was tied high, revealing her smooth forehead, with a few strands of hair sticking to her temples with sweat.

"Tsk tsk, her looks, I'd give her a 98 out of 100." Lin Feng muttered to himself, his gaze sweeping over the girl without any attempt to hide it.

The girl seemed to notice Lin Feng's gaze, turned her head to look at him, and was clearly stunned when she met his staring eyes. Then she frowned even more, quickly turned her face away, and unconsciously moved her body to the other end of the bench.

Seeing this, Lin Feng grinned, revealing a set of white teeth. He adjusted his posture to better enjoy the view.

Time ticked by, and the girl grew increasingly anxious. After checking her watch once more, she suddenly stood up, took a deep breath, and seemed to have made up her mind.

She picked up a small suitcase that was placed at her feet and walked quickly toward the airport exit.

Lin Feng's gaze followed her until her figure disappeared into the crowd, at which point he reluctantly looked away.

"What a pity, I haven't seen enough yet." Lin Feng said softly, taking out a crumpled pack of cigarettes from his pocket, taking one out and lighting it.

About twenty minutes later, Lin Feng's phone rang; it was Qi Tongwei.

"Xiaofeng, I'm almost at the airport. Where are you?"

"I'm on the bench under the big tree to the right of the exit," Lin Feng said, standing up. "The one in camouflage, the most conspicuous one."

"Okay, I see you!"

A black Toyota Land Cruiser Prado pulled up in front of Lin Feng. The window rolled down, and Qi Tongwei, wearing a white shirt, sat in the driver's seat, holding the latest smartphone.

I recognized her in her eyes; she's the one.

Lin Feng, carrying his bag, walked to the car, circled it, and made a "sizzling" sound.

"Director Qi, impressive! You've even driven a Toyota Land Cruiser? Aren't you afraid of being too high-profile?" Lin Feng asked.

"Get in the car. This is a special car provided by the bureau. Some missions require this kind of car," Qi Tongwei said, rolling his eyes at Lin Feng.

"Let's go." The car started moving and headed towards the city.

As the two chatted, the car passed a cluster of buildings that looked like a government office area. Lin Feng suddenly seemed to remember something and asked, "By the way, is the Guangming District government located around here?"

"Yes, it's just around the corner." Qi Tongwei was somewhat surprised. "How did you know?"

"I just overheard someone mention it at the airport," Lin Feng said casually, his gaze drifting out the window.

Just then, a familiar figure came into view—it was the girl from the airport who was anxiously checking her watch! She was standing outside the gate of the Guangming District Government, holding some documents in her hand, looking up at the government building, as if she was encouraging herself.

"Stop the car!" Lin Feng suddenly shouted.

Qi Tongwei was startled and instinctively stepped on the brake. "What's wrong?"

"I saw someone I know, so I'll get out and say hello," Lin Feng said, already unbuckling his seatbelt.

"An acquaintance? You have acquaintances in Jingzhou?" Tong Wei asked doubtfully, but Lin Feng had already pushed open the door and gotten out of the car.

The girl clearly didn't notice Lin Feng. She straightened her clothes and hair, took a deep breath, and walked towards the government building. Lin Feng quickened his pace and blocked her way just as she was about to step through the door.

"Oh, little sister. What a coincidence?" Lin Feng smiled with a roguish air.

The girl was clearly startled and took a step back. When she saw it was Lin Feng, a flicker of surprise crossed her face, quickly followed by undisguised disgust. "It's you? What do you want?"

"Don't be so nervous," Lin Feng shrugged. "It's just that I feel like we're destined to meet. We just saw each other at the airport, and now we've bumped into each other again. What brings you here..."

"What's it to you?" the girl interrupted him, her tone indifferent. "Get out of the way, I'm going to be late."

"An interview?" Lin Feng raised an eyebrow. "A civil service interview?"

The girl's eyes flickered, but she didn't answer and tried to walk around Lin Feng. But Lin Feng stepped to the side, blocking her way again.

"What's wrong with you?" the girl said, getting annoyed. "If you don't move, I'll call security!"