Hirais face looked incredibly joyous. Oh no, I have been completely left behind. Despite her carefree tone of voice, I could only bitterly smile at Hirai, who had evidently been triggered in so way. After a short while, Hirai snapped to reality and shyly placed her hand on the back of her head.
Sorry, I got carried away. Oh dear, Im not your friend today.
Perhaps the enthusiasm had subsided, she apologized to , and fell silent. What a shock. Indeed, Aoyama was right. But my younger sister used a bunch of words that I couldnt comprehend these days as well, and perhaps this was the norm for todays kids?
As always, no custors arrived. It was boring that there was nothing to do but to engage in idle conversation. Getting paid to engage in idle conversation was another rare job.
Do you have any other part-ti jobs besides this one?
Hirai asked this ti.
I used to take on three jobs, including temporary ones, but this is the only job I have now. Im considering finding a part-ti job in the dayti when I get used to working late at night.
There are only four of us, so there is not much stability.
Yeah, thats true.
But Hakamada, youre amazing! You hold your own for a newcor! Everyone says so!
Eh, for real?
A week has passed since I started this part-ti job. According to the manager, the period during which new employees tended to quit the most was approximately one week. Since I was approaching the end of that period, it seed that the other part-tirs and workers were gossiping about .
As of yet, I hadnt experienced anything so horrific that would make burst into tears, though certainly, so strange occurrences had arisen.
Just as I predicted, I wouldnt resign in a week or so.
No, I am not particularly amazing.
No, no, youre amazing enough. As expected of the newcor the manager was talking about!
Oi, oi, manager please dont go around stirring things up without my knowledge.
By the way, what about you, Hirai?
Yes?
Are you working on any other jobs?
Oh, I dont really, oh, but I do have a side job.
Side job? A steady job, huh? But there are a lot of low salaries even if you work hard.
Oh, thats not it. I earned quite a bit of money doing it.
Is that so?
Yeah, twice a year, in the sumr and winter, and mangas and novels are sold there.
A bazaar?
Its kind of like a bazaar, except its limited to mangas, novels, that sort of thing. Oh, I make them myself.
By yourself? You make manga! Eh Wow, novels too!? Eh! You an like a publication?!
Im not that well-known, but yeah.
So you are a writer I-Impressive.
Im not so much a writer but rely a thin book artisan.
Thin book?
A question mark popped up in my head when she said it with a grin.
I felt like Id heard the word sowhere, or maybe not.
What was a thin book?
That thin book? You sell them twice a year.
Yes, it sells reasonably well these days with an influx of readers.
I see. Wow, its impressive that you can draw manga. What kind of things do you draw and sell?
At that ti, I was still unaware of it. That Hirai was not simply a loli with big tits who liked ani.
You want to tell you? Then Ill let you read it next ti! Haha.
Are you sure?
Yeah! Hakamada, be my reader too!
The Hirai at that point appeared to be quite pleased for so reason.
Ti flowed leisurely as usual.
Hirai was not boisterous like a high school girl, rather mature, yet never silent, and we spent all the ti chatting except for the occasional custor.
To this point, it was the sa as always.
When it was about three oclock and I decided to pack up the garbage and dispose of it in the dumpster in the back of the building, Hirai called back with a smile and said, Ill do it, and promptly took the garbage outside.
I didnt find that particularly strange, however
Excuse .
Its fine, its fine, dont worry about it. Besides
I said apologetically to the returning Hirai, who laughed and assured not to be concerned.
It seems it is loitering outside the store right now. If anything, I would rather you dont leave the store, Hakamada.
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