Tokyo: The Manga Begins with the Funeral of Frilian

Yuma Kamiya added another sentence.

"The deadline for the weekly serial is every Thursday. If I live alone, my sense of time becomes very bad. If you are here, at least you can remind me to eat and sleep."

"Are you treating me like an alarm clock?"

Shiori Shirakawa glared at him irritably.

No.

Yuma Kamiya looked into her eyes.

"I consider you someone I can trust."

Shiori Shirakawa stopped talking.

She kept her head down, her fingers unconsciously twisting the hem of her cardigan.

About ten seconds passed.

"You really..."

Her voice was so soft it was like a mosquito's buzz.

"Is that really all there is to it...?"

"Not entirely."

Kamiya Yuma thought for a moment, then continued.

"Your miso soup is delicious. I want to be able to drink it every day from now on."

Shiori Shirakawa suddenly raised her head.

"You idiot!"

"What's wrong with me?" Kamiya Yuma was completely baffled.

She bit her lip.

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"...Okay, let's share an apartment then."

Yuma Kamiya nodded.

"Then let's settle on this house. Don't worry, I'll cover all the costs."

He waved to Tanaka.

"We'll take this house."

Tanaka strode over, his face beaming with undisguised joy.

"Are you sure you want to rent? If so, I'll go back to the shop now to prepare the contract. A deposit of 100,000 yen is required..."

"Can."

Yuma Kamiya took a bank card out of his wallet.

"Can I pay now?"

"Yes, you can pay by card when you get back to the store."

Tanaka's voice trembled with excitement.

"I'll contact the landlord right away; this apartment is really popular..."

The three people took the elevator downstairs.

Shiori Shirakawa's face was still red when she walked out of the apartment building.

She walked half a step behind Yuma Kamiya.

Back at the real estate agency's shop.

Tanaka was frantically preparing the contract.

The female team leader came out from the inner room carrying a cup.

She stopped when she saw Tanaka printing a contract.

"Is the contract really signed?"

"Yes, team leader, it's the newly built apartment in Itabashi Honmachi, a two-bedroom one."

Tanaka answered in a low voice.

"Didn't they try to bargain?"

"They agreed without haggling."

The female team leader placed the cup on the table.

"Tanaka, go and rest. I'll take care of this contract."

Tanaka was stunned.

"Team leader, I'll be attending to this customer..."

"You're a new employee, and you're unfamiliar with the contract terms for a two-bedroom fully furnished apartment. Can you handle the pressure if something goes wrong?"

Tanaka opened his mouth, but the hand holding the contract stopped.

He worked at the company for no more than three months.

According to the store's rules, tasks assigned to new employees can be taken over by experienced employees.

When he looked at Yuma Kamiya, he put the contract on the table.

"Then I'll have to trouble the team leader."

After nodding, Ayami Nitta picked up the contract on the table and walked over to Yuuma Kamiya.

He had a very professional smile on his face.

"I'm sorry to have kept you waiting. My name is Ayami Nitta, and I'm the team leader at this store. The person who worked there was a new employee, so they might not have been very attentive. Please allow me to answer your questions."

Kamiya Yuuma's gaze lingered on her; he had known her in his previous life and had seen her many times in this drama.

"No need, let him do it himself."

Ayami Nitta's smile looked very unnatural.

"Tanaka is very serious, but he lacks experience. This contract covers many aspects, including deposit, key money, management fees, and a guarantee company, so there can be no mistakes. It's safer for me to handle it myself."

"I feel he did a very good job."

Yuma Kamiya's sitting posture is very comfortable.

"The client found the property, and they decided to buy it after viewing it. The contract is almost ready. If you suddenly interfere, I'll have to explain our needs to you again, which is quite annoying."

Shiori Shirakawa gently tugged at his sleeve.

"Kamiya-kun."

"That's the truth."

Ayami Nitta's smile was forced, but her lips were tightly clenched.

"I understand what you mean. However, Tanaka is the least senior person in our company. If there are problems with the contracts he signs, then your move-in time and interests will be affected."

"Then let his mistakes have nowhere to hide."

Kamiya Yuma turned around and looked at Tanaka, who was sitting to the side tidying up his things.

"Tanaka, is the contract ready?"

When Tanaka raised his head, he was holding a stack of freshly printed papers.

"It's typed and printed, but..."

"Give it to me."

After glancing at Ayami Nitta, Tanaka did nothing else.

"I'm talking to you."

Yuma Kamiya spoke in a very steady voice.

"You two viewed this house together, you prepared the contract, and you've been providing services for us throughout the entire process. Are you going to abandon your clients halfway through?"

"Feed..."

"Tell me after you get the contract. That's your own business."

Tanaka slowly walked over, holding a stack of contracts.

Nitta Ayami stood between the two, effectively blocking Tanaka from view.

"I'm sorry, our store also has its own rules."

Ayami Nitta did not back down.

"Tanaka is currently in his probationary period. According to the store's regulations, the employment contract signed by new employees needs to be reviewed by an experienced employee."

"Then let's proceed with the review. You verify it, and he'll do it."

"I'm doing this for your own good."

"If you really care about me, then coming only when he's about to sign the contract means you're not being sincere."

Ayami Nitta's smile had vanished.

"Customer, you mean to say..."

"right."

Kamiya Yuuma sat up straight and took the contract from Tanaka. After reading two pages, he handed the contract to Shirakawa Shiori.

"Shiori, look at it again carefully."

Shiori Shirakawa took the contract and looked at it carefully.

After turning to the second page, she looked up at Yuma Kamiya, then looked down again and continued reading.

The office was quiet, with only the sound of paper rubbing together.

Tanaka stood stiffly to the side, beads of sweat forming on his forehead.

Just then, someone walked into the shop. A middle-aged man in a dark blue coat placed his briefcase on the table and said, "Which one of you is the client who signed the contract? I'm the landlord, Takahashi."

After looking around at the crowd, his gaze settled on Shiori Shirakawa, who was holding the contract in her hand.

"Is that the lady who's going to sign the contract? I work in the rental business, and the agent just told me that the lease agreement can be signed this afternoon. I've already brought the company seal and a copy of the property certificate."