Living in Tokyo, starting with a lifestyle-related job

"what?"

"You want to work for me?"

Erina pouted and muttered shyly:

"how?"

"Can't you?"

She thought that Bai Feng's place was the second department of the Literature Department, and there were too many girls there.

I have a feeling something bad is going to happen if I don't go and keep an eye on him.

That's why I thought about going out to work and earn money to ease the burden on my family, while also keeping an eye on Bai Feng.

Kamishiro Shiro thought for a moment, then shook his head helplessly and said:

"whatever."

Ayaka Sato shook her head and refused:

"Erina and Shirakaze, you two don't actually need to work."

"Although my aunt's salary is indeed not high, the family is not as poor as you think."

"So there's no need to say anything about working part-time to ease the burden on your family."

Erina Kamishiro's eyes flickered, and she stammered:

"But that money is my parents' insurance money; it'll run out eventually, won't it?"

"And it'll only last until we graduate from university."

"Even if we go out to work by then, wouldn't that still be considered a burden on you, Auntie, for several years?"

"After all, unexpected things can happen, and then we'll still need your money, Auntie."

"Over time, you've basically spent all your income on the two of us."

Ayaka Sato gently patted Erina's head with a look of satisfaction.

"Don't worry about your aunt."

"Because my aunt receives a share of the profits from my parents' farm every month."

"So, Auntie is richer than you think."

“Even without spending your parents’ insurance money, your family is not poor.”

"Otherwise, with my salary, how could I possibly support the two of you in Tokyo?"

Shiro Kaede, who was originally planning to mention that she owned a coffee shop, was completely dumbfounded:

"what?"

"farm?"

Erina Kamishiro was also dumbfounded:

"what?"

"What the heck are farms and dividends?"

Ayaka Sato was also taken aback:

"what?"

"What's wrong, Erina? Don't you know that your aunt's parents run a farm back in our hometown?"

"There are quite a few employees too."

Erina Kamishiro stood up, her eyes wide, and retorted:

How would I know?

“I’ve lived in Tokyo since I was a child. I only went back once or twice when I was little. Back then, I was always playing. After a few days, I would come back to Tokyo. I had no idea that my grandparents ran a farm!”

"And since then, my mother has never taken me back, and she never talks to me about my maternal grandparents."

"And my maternal grandparents never come to visit us, how could I possibly know about this?"

Ayaka Sato sighed helplessly:

"That's it"

"That's true."

“Back then, when your sister took you back, I remember we had a fight with Mom and Dad, and then we never went back.”

"I suppose you were young back then, Erina, so it's normal that you didn't know these things."

"Since you don't know, Erina, then Bai Feng probably doesn't know either."

"I'm sorry, Auntie thought my sister had already told you, that's why I didn't tell you about this."

Shiro Shiro was genuinely unaware of this matter.

He assumed that his aunt had been living off his parents' insurance money.

But what they didn't expect was that Erina's maternal grandparents had been providing them with financial assistance all along.

But no matter what.

Since my aunt's finances aren't actually that tight, that would be perfect.

Bai Feng felt a little sorry for his aunt when he saw how much money she spent taking them to Universal Studios.

Looking back now, I realize I was worrying too much.

Shiro Shiro shook his head and said:

"It's okay, I don't really care."

"And since you have subsidies from your maternal grandmother's side of the country, Erina, you don't need to work anymore."

"Keep studying hard."

Ayaka Sato also felt that since Erina had been so keen on studying lately, it was time for her to enroll in tutoring classes.

"Yes, your aunt also thinks it's time to enroll you two in tutoring classes."

"Anyway, the money from your parents or your grandparents is enough for you to finish college."

"So you don't need to worry about so much."

Shiro Shiro shook his head and said:

"I don't need it."

"Report it to Erina."

Erina Kamishiro retorted:

"I don't need it anymore!"

"Besides, Bai Feng, don't you go to work every day?"

"Don't you need tutoring more than I do?"

Kamidai Bai Feng explained:

“I got an A, so there’s not much point in enrolling me in tutoring classes.”

Erina Kamishiro gritted her teeth and said:

"You're kidding me! I don't believe you!"

Shiro Kaede shrugged:

"Don't believe pull it down."

Erina muttered to herself:

"If Bai Feng isn't going, then I'm not going either!"

Ayaka Sato was confused:

"How can neither of you go?"

"There are already many first-year high school students attending cram schools. I remember your classmates, Erina, were like that, weren't they?"

"If you don't study hard, they might end up going to a different university than you."

Erina Kamishiro's heart skipped a beat, and she stammered:

"I have the top students in the literature department teaching me, so it's no problem."

Sato Ayaka looked at Bai Feng in bewilderment:

"Bai Feng, is this true?"

Jindai Bai Feng nodded and said:

"Yes, the Faculty of Literature does have a few top students."

“As long as Erina goes to the clubroom, they will teach her.”

Erina Kamishiro agrees:

"They have excellent grades in school."

"Especially Mirai-chan, I understood the knowledge she taught me right away. I feel like she's even better at teaching than my teachers."

Ayaka Sato thought for a moment and said with concern:

"Even so, others can't teach you forever."

"No matter what, everyone needs personal time."

Erina hesitated, wanting to say something but knowing she couldn't keep bothering others to teach her.

She looked at Bai Feng and stammered:

"If Bai Feng goes, I'll go too."

"If he doesn't go, I won't go either."

Ayaka Sato also turned to look at Shirafumi: