I Check in in Tokyo

Look at the steps they don't recognize when they walk.

The identities of these guys were immediately stoned.

If ordinary citizens see such a guy, I'm afraid the first choice is to avoid them one after another.

But Lynn was a little curious when he saw this.

After all, it was the first time he had really seen Yakuza after traveling to this world for so long.

I heard that the yakuza are playing tricks when they flick their tongues?

Hope to see you soon.

"Hey, Miss Sayuri, you came on time."

Yakuza, who was walking up to the second floor, stopped near the three of Lynn.

Of course, their target cannot be Lynn and his party.

I saw Yakuza, the leader of them, sitting opposite to the woman who just went upstairs not long ago and wrapped herself tightly, and opened her mouth in a frivolous tone.

In other words, the other party's target is that woman?

Well, it seems that Lynn's previous star guesses should be wrong.

"This... This is my repayment for this month..."

The woman opposite Yakuza, with a trembling voice, took out an envelope from the windbreaker pocket, and handed it out with trembling hands.

Judging from the voice, this woman should be very young, and Lynn sounded familiar, but she didn't remember where she heard it, so she didn't care, and continued to secretly observe the development of the situation next door.

But after that Yakuza took the envelope and casually counted the money inside, he suddenly put on an unhappy expression.

"Miss Yuriko, you can't do this."

"Your husband owes us a lot of money. Your little money is not even enough to pay back a month's interest."

"It's hard for me to do this."

It turned out to be the case.

Through the dialogue between the two parties, the relationship between the two parties can almost be clarified.

Those yakuza gave a loan to the husband of the woman named Yuriko, and as a result, the woman's husband should not be able to pay back the money, and now let the wife pay the debt.

Such plots often appear in film and television works or novels, but in reality... In fact, it is probably not too rare.

No, didn't Lynn see it.

The poor woman married a good-for-nothing husband and owed Yakuza a huge sum of money. It must be a miserable life waiting for her.

"I'm so sorry! I'm so sorry!"

"I will work harder, please give me some more time, and I will definitely be able to get the money back to you!"

Check it out.

The woman who was persecuted by Yakuza was already crying.

Unfortunately, how many good people can become Yakuza?

They don't feel any sympathy for those who are in debt!

But then again.

Logically speaking, since this debtor woman has a good-for-nothing husband, then logically speaking, she should be called Mrs. So-and-so, right?

But Miss Yuriko from Yakuza...is there something else hidden?

Lynn, who was sitting in his seat and continued to observe, found a doubt, but he didn't say anything, but continued to observe the conversation next door.

"Miss Yuriko, it's useless for you to say sorry to me."

"Even if I pity you, but you still don't pay us, my team leader will punish you, and it will only be us little brothers who will be punished."

"It's impossible for me to be punished by my team leader for you, isn't it?"

Facing Miss Yuriko's apology and pleading, Yakuza, who was sitting opposite her, just laughed and refused without hesitation.

Hearing what he said, it is reasonable and well-founded, after all, he is just a younger brother, and there are probably many things beyond his control.

However, it is unexpected!

"It's a matter of course to pay off debts."

"Your husband owes us so much money, it's only natural that we ask you to pay it back now."

"Little brother, do you think I'm right?"

After rejecting the woman in debt, this Yakuza turned his head and looked at where Lin En and his party were.

After all, the two tables were only separated by an aisle, and Yakuza was only a few meters away from Lynn, so his voice could easily reach Lynn's ears.

only……

Are you talking to me?

Although normal people's debt repayment is indeed justified.