It’s not like I doubt Haiji’s strength
I told Haiji.
You’re like Michi to Misuzu. Nobody expects Michi, who’s so small and cute, to be that strong, and so she’s a trump card. Haiji, become like her. As for the common bodyguarding, let someone from Kouzuki SS do it. You shouldn’t let the enemies perceive your strength That means, I just have to be the dagger, right?
Yes. Let someone else take the work as the Bodyguard who looks like fitting for the job. That way, the security becomes twice as heavier
Kouzuki SS will soon be under my control.
I can just leave the management of the organization to Shou-neechan.
Certainly
Haiji bowed to me.
Look? This is what it is. Kou and Kana continue to fix my shallow thoughts. That’s why I can’t do business alone
Mariko said.
Momoko-oneesama taught me before; Even if you’re doing stocks, you must never trust people from the brokerage firms. Those people are company employees, they’re already numb when it comes to moving money from other people, but they don’t have a lot of personal assets, and so, you can’t trust their opinions. When I heard of that, I thought, as expected of Momoko-oneesama, I thought that I should become like her, but.
But.
Kou, Kana, Ai, and Megumi. After meeting you people, I can only think of Momoko-oneesama’s words as something flimsy. The words she says don’t come from experience, or should I say that it’s all something Momoko-oneesama heard from other people, and she passes it on me without experiencing the actual She speaks of lines she never experienced.
It was my first time in my life working on a side-job on Nagisa-oneesama’s shop. Then, I understood for the first time how much work it takes to earn money in one hour. No, I do have the knowledge. I’ve seen posters in the street where they tell you the hourly wage. But, knowing and having personal experience is different. Well, of course, I know that my partime job isn’t worthy of being called manual labor, but still. I learned a lot Mariko said.
I learned that you have to treasure your money. Of course, I mean that for my money, but for the customers as well. It’s money the customers worked hard to obtain, and so you can’t just take it without thought
Yeah.
The payment on the pastries we sell in the cafeteria too.
It’s money the student’s mothers and fathers earn.
And today, Katsuko-oneesama taught me about the value of manual labor
Today?
The first bakery, the route with high-class pastries. The second bakery is a craftsman’s bakery. The third bakery is a cheap bakery taken root in the area. The pastries they sell all have different qualities. Also, they show their difference in management and thinking Oh.
They’re all different.
The question of What kind of quality of bread would you like to sell, is the same as How would you like to raise your accomplishments in your labor?
The first one is a high-class bakery, but it’s mostly the partime workers who produce massive quantities of pastries. Therefore, it’s possible to expand to chain stores. Sure, the ingredients and recipe had a lot of repeated trials and errors, and the partime workers are making pastries using expensive ingredients, but still.
The second one has only one baker, and she’s making the best quality bread with her craftsman skills. But in exchange, the quantity is limited, and the price is extremely expensive.
The third one has several skilled workers and they’re managed by a family. They make cheap and tasty pastries, and they take root in the area. But, they have no budget and time to progress their materials and so they have no special taste, and they can’t expand from their small shop.
Hmm, if Mariko thinks that way, then.
Kana-senpai smiles.
What? Did I say something weird?
Right. If it’s based on our senses, it might be weird. At least, it’s not an ordinary thought of a first-year high-school girl
Really?
Yes. That’s why I feel like it would be fun to try out business together with Mariko
That means.
Oh well. I’ll join you. I mean, it seems fun
Kana
You see, I also help out Nobu and me in the bakery. But well, it’s more like a shopretend. But still, I have studied how to serve customers. It’s Edie and my job to deal with people who make false accusations
Oh right, some students make claims like: Hey, this is smaller than usual, or It tastes weird
I’ll tell you anything I think could be informative for you. Also, I’ll think about what kind of business can we start up by April next year. Also.
Kana-senpai smiles.
Mariko will be the president. Then, I’ll be the vice. Is that good?
I don’t really mind either way.
I don’t like being the president. You’re the daughter of the company president so you should know the ropes of what presidents do, right? So you do it, Mariko. Err.
Kana-senpai looked at Haiji.
And then, you’ll be the executive director or something. I don’t know what kind of job they do though
I’ll do anything
Haiji replied with a wry smile.
So, Megumi-chan, what about you?
Kana-senpai looked at Megu.
If you join now, I can let you become the business general manager deputy reception reserve
Megu;
Ah, I.
She seems confused.
Whether she should join Mariko and Kana-senpai’s business by now or not.
Wait a second
Mariko said.
Megumi, you’re in the track and field club, right?
yes, but.
Megu replies, then Mariko stared at Megu’s body.
Yeah, you sure have a body of a sportsman
Megu’s body is trained in the track and field, her body’s suntanned.
Megumi, how long are you going to be an athlete? What’s your objective?
Well, my goal is to win a price in a prefectural tournament
Mariko speaks with a tough tone so Megu speaks sullenly.
Oh, Megumi has something she wants to do right now then
Mariko smiles.
If that’s the case, work hard on your training. It’s something you can do only while you’re in high school
Megu;
but, that’s just my personal goal, and working hard in the club doesn’t help Yoshi-kun
What are you talking about, Megumi?
Mariko stopped Megu.
Kou’s a guy who feels happy to see us working our best in what we do, no matter what it is. You’re with Kou even before me and yet you don’t know that?
that’s right, Yoshida-kun is like that.
Ai speaks with her small voice.
I.
Megu can’t find the words to say, but.
But, this is nice. Megumi’s body is tight. You have some volume in your chest too. I wonder if I should start working out too?
What are you talking about? Mariko’s body is already slim even without exercise. It’s not bad at all
Kana-senpai told Mariko.
But you know, I want to improve on myself since I want Kou to love me more. Speaking of which, Ai’s slender but she has that subtle eroticism. Even though she doesn’t speak a lot
Ai-chan’s a closet pervert!
Agnes told Mariko.
Nei-chan told me that Ai-chan’s a closet pervert and so she needs special attention
Err.
Ai.
i’m not a closet pervert.
She says with a blushing face.
I’m just a lewd girl
Hmm.
Ah, but I’m not lewd when it comes to anyone, I’m lewd just for Yoshida-kun
What does that mean?
Agnes said.
It means the same thing
Kana-senpai speaks with a fed-up tone.
Putting that aside, Megu;
I said.
It’s either you continue washing my head or rinse it off, pick one. You left the shampoo on my head halfway that my eye hurts now
Ah, I’m sorry Yoshi-kun!
Also, Yomi, how long are you going to rub your breasts on my back?
She’s been doing the same thing since earlier.
Ufufu, Yomi can read minds and so I stay silent at times like this
Yomi whispers to me.
I know what the big sisters say in their mouth and in their heart. They’re all such good people. I love them