I'm a teacher in Tokyo!

"Mr. Momotaro said he'll be here soon, please wait here for a moment."

"Then let's go upstairs first, and when Mr. Momotaro comes, please ask him to come to the third floor."

Yoshizaki Kawa didn't ask a question; he said it with certainty. Then, without waiting for Kayako's reply, he pulled her up and walked over.

Upon reaching the third floor, the black cat hiding in the corner seemed to sense Kayako's scent. With its tail tucked between its legs, it cautiously made its way to Kayako's side, meowed a few times, and then—

He turned and rubbed against Yoshizaki Kawa's trouser leg;

Upon seeing her black cat, Kayako, who had been tense, instantly breathed a sigh of relief, squatted down, and gently stroked the black cat's head.

The reason she was nervous before was that she was afraid the workers would hurt her black cat.

Seeing that there was no hindrance, I naturally relaxed.

As for her parents selling the house, she didn't think there was anything wrong with it. They bought the house, so why should they need her consent to sell it?

However, I'll only be able to rent a place from now on, and I don't know if the two million in compensation will be enough.

She had even secretly rejoiced, thinking that if she didn't have a house, given the teacher's personality, perhaps she could live with him.

Even if it's just paying rent every month, that would be fine.

But then she realized that doing this would definitely displease Saito Asuka-sensei, or even make her angry at the teacher, so she had to banish that thought from her mind.

Kayako didn't want her teacher to be "unhappy" because of her.

“Kayako, if this contract has already been signed, I may not be able to get the house back. However, the money from the sale of the house will be considered your parents' estate. After paying estate tax, it will be inherited by you. With that money, you can buy a house elsewhere.”

Yoshizaki couldn't find a way to deal with this already signed agreement; at most, he could spend money to hire a lawyer, drag it out for a few years, and then lose the case.

But if Kayako really doesn't want to leave, then he can only discuss with "Momotaro" about "buying" the land back.

"It's fine as long as the teacher makes the decision."

She shook her head, indicating that she had no such request.

Seeing Kayako's seemingly easygoing demeanor, Yoshizaki could only sigh, unable to fathom her true thoughts.

"We'll see when the time comes."

Yoshizaki Kawa sat on the sofa, looking out the window;

When he saw the little boy in red appear on a rooftop outside the window, he was stunned for a moment, then extended his middle finger and glared at the boy across the street with contempt.

After the demon killed that couple, it seems that it has now set its sights on me.

However, with Kayako by his side, he was not afraid at all, and felt that she could kill him in front of him!

After Yoshizaki raised his middle finger, the little boy in red disappeared from the spot;

At that moment, the sound of footsteps suddenly came from the floor.

Depend on!

Is this guy really that fierce? Come on, bro!

Yoshizaki thought the latter had really followed, so he subconsciously stood up and looked towards the stairwell.

next moment--

An elderly man in a suit walked up the stairs with his back straight and a cane. Behind him was the former contractor.

"Mr. Yoshizaki, I'm sorry to have kept you waiting."

He set his cane aside, his aged hands tightly gripping Yoshizaki Kawa's right hand before slowly releasing it. He looked at Kayako beside him and said, "This must be Miss Kayako. Hearing this terrible news is truly heartbreaking! I hope you can get through this difficult time soon."

Kayako looked at the old man in front of her, somewhat shy, and hid behind Yoshizaki Kawa, not daring to speak.

"Mr. Momotaro, I heard from the workers that Mr. Kawamata sold all the properties here to you before he left?"

Yoshizaki Kawakawa is always straightforward and doesn't mince words. He got straight to the point and said, "As you know, because of Mr. Kawamata's matter, we have no idea about this house. Could you please show me the signed contract?"

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 50 Get Out

Hearing the latter's blunt words, Saeki Momotaro's expression remained unchanged, and he smiled broadly: "I have a photocopy here, you can take it directly. By the way... as far as I know, Yoshizaki-sensei is also renting a house from Kawamata-san, right?"

"The contract over there should expire at the end of the year and has not been renewed. If you think this place is still good, you can sign a renewal agreement with us."

"Of course, I plan to renovate all the houses, and I might raise the rent then. Although I really don't want to say this at this time, it's better to be open about it so we can understand each other better, right?"

Yoshizaki Kawa, while carefully reviewing the contract terms, agreed, "You're right."

After reviewing the contract, a hint of disappointment flashed in his eyes. The contract was impeccably drafted, suggesting it was custom-made by a specialized legal team, and the "payment process" of 25 million yen had been completed in just one day yesterday.

Such a swift and decisive move left even Yoshizaki Kawa unable to find any loopholes.

After all, the contract is already in effect once the money has been transferred.

Even Kayako's parents weren't given any leeway; the contract stipulated that they should move out of the residence immediately.

And it turned out that Momotaro had taken pity on him and, according to the contract, Kayako had to move out and get out of the house immediately within three days, just as the workers had said.

This couple is truly the worst of the worst.

"Mr. Momotaro, are you planning to sell this house? If Kayako loses this house, she will be left homeless."

Having no other choice, Yoshizaki could only say this sentence without much confidence.

"While I feel sorry for Ms. Kayako's situation, business is business. I am a businessman, and I'm sorry I can't do that, but I can postpone your move-out for a week. Move out in a week, and I'll have the workers tidy up the yard during this week, and I won't go in."

Momotaro spread his hands and said, "Besides, with the inheritance Ms. Kayako received, it's enough to buy a bigger house."

Upon hearing this, Yoshizaki sighed and looked at Kayako, but the latter still acted as if the teacher was in charge of everything.

"Can I take this contract?"

"Of course."

"Thank you, Mr. Momotaro."

Looking at Kayako holding the cat, he felt somewhat helpless. If it weren't for him, given Kayako's personality, she would probably have been eaten to pieces long ago.

"Kayako, let's go to the bank to check our assets."

Because Kayako's parents hid the bank cards quite well, even though her body was burned to a crisp, the bank cards and other items were not damaged. According to the contract, the 25 million yen was deposited into the accounts of Kawamata Yoshida and Nakagawa Kawamatsu respectively.

Fortunately, the police had just issued a death certificate, so I need to quickly transfer the money into Kayako's account to avoid any problems later.

At the bank, because of Yoshizaki Kawa's identity and death certificate, after a series of proofs, signatures, and verifications, and because it was the same bank, the entire estate of the Kawa family was finally summarized.

The total amount was 26.73 million yen. After paying 500,000 yen in inheritance tax (the middle tier), the money was finally deposited into Kayako's newly opened bank account.

The previous compensation was from one bank, and the deposits here are from another.

however--

"Teacher, please keep it for me."

Upon exiting the bank, she handed over her bank card without hesitation.

The total amount is 30 million yen, including 2 million yen in government compensation and 5 million yen in insurance compensation (currently in the process of being processed).

Yoshizaki suspected that Kayako had no concept of money at all. This amount of money could buy a house in Tokyo, and several houses here, yet she handed it over to him without any suspicion.

Clutching the bank card in his hand, Yoshizaki wondered whether he should use the money to help Kayako buy a house.

But then he thought about the economic crisis that was coming soon, which would cause Tokyo's housing prices to plummet, so he temporarily gave up the idea.

"Kayako, there's another room at the teacher's place. Why don't you stay there for now?"

He tried to ask, because he thought of something—the Po-Xiong Demon.

If Kayako lived with him, wouldn't he no longer have to fear that guy's threats?

Furthermore, it is indeed easy for her to run into problems when she is alone abroad.

Upon hearing this, Kayako's eyes lit up, and she was about to agree. However, thinking of Saito Asuka-sensei, she hesitated. But selfishness got the better of her, and after a moment of hesitation, she nodded as if possessed. She could only silently apologize to Saito Asuka-sensei in her heart.

"If... there's any misunderstanding, you should go and explain it to Saito-sensei!"

She silently defended herself for her actions.

"Um,"

Yoshizaki glanced at his phone and realized it was almost 2 PM. He sighed for his job and then looked at Kayako and said, "Kayako, why don't you come stay at my place? The teacher has classes this afternoon, so you can rest. We can think about moving your things out after the teacher gets off work."

Kayako nodded vigorously, but then seemed to remember something, took a step forward, ran into her room, and picked up a yellowed notebook: "Let's go, teacher!"

Looking at the notebook in her arms, Yoshizaki Kawa subconsciously recalled the notebook in the movie that recorded every detail of Kobayashi Toshihide, and wondered what kind of person she was in her records.

Seeing that the teacher kept looking at the notebook in her arms, she quickly explained, "Teacher, this is the notebook I use to learn English words! It's definitely not a diary or anything like that."

Yoshizakigawa: "..."

This child could perhaps be used to participate in the "protesting too much" competition.

After going downstairs, Yoshizaki hailed a taxi and first took Kayako to his home before wearily letting her drive him to school.

He felt exhausted after dealing with all sorts of people all morning.

"Perhaps I should buy a thermos that can be used to brew goji berries, to defend the honor that belongs to middle-aged people?"

"Damn it, I'm only twenty-seven years old, how can I feel like a middle-aged person!"