Gin doesn't want to work hard

There was no response from the other side. The boss frowned, realizing he couldn't push too hard, and then said again.

"I'll give you a week, no, three days. I need to see results within three days."

Of course, he meant that he wouldn't be giving Kurosawa any missions for the next three days.

Kurosawa, of course, understood what he meant.

He immediately began to tremble uncontrollably with excitement.

Oh my God!

He heard right!

His scumbag boss must have lost his mind; he wants to give him a day off!

Still three days!!

Although it's a bit of a shame that it wasn't a week, three days is still exciting enough!

God knows that over the years, despite vodka's help, he has had very few vacations.

His so-called holidays were nothing more than time he secretly saved up during his busy schedule!

Now that he finally has a legitimate opportunity to take a vacation, how could Kurosawa not be excited!

To avoid laughing out loud, Kurosawa forced himself to lower his voice and speak concisely.

"I see."

The boss was in a better mood after receiving a response from Kurosawa, and the displeasure he felt from being ignored all night completely dissipated.

The voice on the other end of the phone, noticeably lower in pitch, indicated that the speaker was not in a good mood.

Although Gin was unhappy, he didn't object or even ask for further reasons. Instead, he accepted what was essentially a punishment for him.

As expected, Gin is absolutely loyal to him!

The boss came to a conclusion and expressed his approval of Kurosawa.

Kurosawa then thought of another question.

"Boss, what about my current tasks?"

Upon hearing Kurosawa's words, the boss realized he shouldn't go too far and immediately replied.

"You can arrange those yourself."

"I understand."

Although he couldn't abandon the task at hand, he still had plenty of people to rely on, so he could easily delegate tasks to them.

After hanging up the phone, Kurosawa was in a wonderful mood during his three-day holiday.

That's three days!

Three whole days!

Completely ignoring the fact that his boss had asked him to see a doctor, Kurosawa was already thinking about how to make the most of these three days.

……

After playing games all night, Kurosawa lost interest in continuing.

So he pushed open the door, walked out of the room, and headed towards the living room.

As soon as he stepped into the living room, Professor Agasa flew towards him.

That's right, it's flying.

Professor Agasa carried two fire extinguisher-like canisters on his back, spraying them towards Kurosawa, finally crashing heavily onto the bookshelf next to him.

The bookshelf wobbled, and a pile of books fell to the ground along with the doctor.

Seeing the professor sprawled on the ground, Kurosawa kindly removed the books from his body and helped him up.

Chapter 14 Kudo Shinichi

"Ouch!" Professor Agasa, clutching his back, used Kurosawa's help to get up and said gratefully, "Thank you so much, Kurosawa!"

Kurosawa was still concerned about his go-to game designer, and immediately waved his hand to say it was alright while also expressing his concern.

"Doctor, are you alright? And what happened to you?"

Seeing Kurosawa looking at the device behind him with a hint of curiosity, Professor Agasa immediately stood up straight and began to explain it with great interest.

"Kurosawa, this is incredible, let me tell you..."

"Doctor!" a voice interrupted him.

The two looked in the direction of the sound and saw Shinichi Kudo looking helpless.

"Good morning, Kurosawa-nii!"

Shinichi Kudo greeted Kurosawa and walked towards the two of them.

Kurosawa nodded to him.

Kurosawa's acquaintance with Shinichi Kudo was also due to his connection with Professor Agasa.

Since Kurosawa got his own private game room at the Doctor's place, he has been visiting the Doctor's house more often.

As Professor Agasa's neighbor, Shinichi Kudo visited his house quite often, which is how Kurosawa got to know him.

Occasionally, Shinichi Kudo would also act as Kurosawa's gaming companion to enhance the gaming experience.

In the words of a PhD, this is called "after-sales service".

As for why Shinichi Kudo agreed... all I can say is that with Kurosawa's idea, the game the professor made was indeed fun.

……

Shinichi Kudo originally didn't want to spoil Professor Agasa's fun, but as the professor got more and more excited, he started making more hand gestures.

Shinichi Kudo had witnessed the entire process of the doctor flying out of the ground, and seeing the doctor's finger heading towards the button in front of him again, he had no choice but to interrupt him.

Shinichi Kudo walked up to the professor, instructing him to raise his hand so that he could remove the device from his body, while making a sarcastic remark.

"Doctor, before you brag about your invention, you should take it down first! Otherwise, the person might fly out again!"

Upon hearing this, the doctor recalled his previous embarrassing incident and couldn't help but laugh awkwardly twice before quickly cooperating in removing the device.

While taking it, he didn't forget to emphasize it to Kurosawa.

"This was just an accident. After I modify it, it will definitely become an amazing invention!"

Kurosawa glanced at the doctor, who had fallen and was bruised and battered, but offered no comment.

He yawned and leaned against the bookshelf, watching the two of them move.

With the doctor's help, Shinichi Kudo easily removed the device.

He turned his head and saw Kurosawa's distressed appearance, and couldn't help but say.

"Kurosawa-kun, you didn't play games all night again and didn't go to sleep, did you?"

Kurosawa nodded, seemingly unconcerned.

"If you keep going like this, you'll probably die suddenly one day..."

Kurosawa glanced at him, but since he was in a good mood, he didn't make a fuss and just said lazily.

"Don't you have class today?"

Upon hearing this, Shinichi Kudo froze, glanced at the time, and immediately jumped up.

"Oh no, oh no, I'm going to be late!"

"Doctor, Kurosawa-kun, I'm leaving now!"

The moment the words left his mouth, he burst out the door and vanished without a trace.

Kurosawa chuckled, said goodbye to the professor, and leisurely went out to get into his little Beetle.

……

evening.

After taking a nap at home, Kurosawa went out feeling refreshed.

After turning several corners, they arrived at a warehouse. Kurosawa opened the roll-up door, bent down, and went inside.

A few minutes later, a motorcycle roared out, kicking up a cloud of dust before disappearing around the corner.

Behind it, the warehouse door slowly closed, blocking the curious gazes of several pedestrians.

Kurosawa sped along the road on his motorcycle, the strong wind making his trench coat rustle loudly.

The headset is connected to the phone, and I'm currently on a call with Vodka.

"Big brother, we have completed all the previous tasks."

"Well done," Kurosawa praised, then added.

"Go and contact Chianti and Cohen, and have them meet at the pharmaceutical factory. I'll explain the arrangements for the next few days."

“Yes, brother!” Vodka replied, then added, “Brother, what about bourbon?”

Bourbon...

Kurosawa frowned.

Is he still with you?

Vodka turned to look at Amuro Tooru, who was leaning against the car door, and replied.

"Brother, he's here. Should we let him leave?"

Amuro Tooru naturally knew who Vodka was talking to, and upon hearing Vodka's words, he immediately went over to him.

He was unwilling to leave after finally completing the mission without receiving anything in return.

"Gin, I can now be considered your man."

Hearing the voice coming through the headset, Kurosawa raised an eyebrow.

He might as well use someone who's eagerly offering themselves up.