Coming to his senses, Kōyū continued watching Ai pet the cat.

At present, opening a cat cafe is just an idea, and the specific details still need to be discussed with Chengshi.

This includes, but is not limited to: introducing her to the development prospects and direction of cat cafes, discussing which store Chengshi should focus on after opening two stores, and the selection of store locations...

There are still a lot of problems.

Opening a shop is not that simple, unless you are someone who is very wealthy and has a wide network of connections.

For ordinary people opening a shop, especially a restaurant, there are many necessary procedures to go through.

Besides the official procedures, it's also necessary to pull strings behind the scenes, especially in Japan where yakuza are legal; this is quite essential.

Actually, the latter is simpler than the former, so Kōyū decided to send Numabaki Kiichirō to talk to them.

To avoid any fools coming to cause trouble.

Suddenly, Kwang-yu's thoughts paused for a second.

"By the way, could those guys in black also be members of a yakuza group?"

Once he started thinking about this idea, Guangyou felt like he couldn't stop.

You know what, it does have that yakuza vibe.

Pulling back his somewhat unrestrained thoughts, Guangyou continued to consider serious matters.

After opening two stores, Chengshi will definitely favor one of them.

After all, Narumi can't be in two places at once and can't manage both.

There will definitely be a lot of things to do when the store just opens, and Chengshi will be too busy to handle everything.

Even if she could manage, Guangyou would never agree to her running around to both places.

He's not some heartless capitalist; he opened the shop purely to earn some extra money for his family.

Once the new store opens, he wants Chengshi to make a choice.

They kept the focus on the bar and then hired someone else to manage the cat café.

Or we should move back to a cat cafe and hire someone to manage the bar.

Alternatively, both sides could hire people to manage the two individuals, with Cheng Shi responsible for managing them.

Alternatively, Chengshi might choose not to manage anything and simply enjoy life.

As for Kwang-yu, whatever Narumi ultimately chooses, he will support her.

Helping is a favor, not helping is one's right; there's nothing to take for granted.

Moreover, Cheng Shi is still young, and there's nothing wrong with her taking advantage of her youth to enjoy life.

This is also what most people think, but the pressure of life forces most people to not be able to enjoy life.

Since Chengshi has no financial pressure, he naturally has the right to enjoy life.

In addition, there is the choice of store location.

A better location can bring more customers to a store.

This is very important for cat cafes, especially when the concept of cat cafes is not yet known to outsiders. A good location can expand the cat cafe's popularity more quickly.

That's easy to solve; just pay them.

However, the rent for good locations is too expensive, and the initial operating costs are considerable, so site selection still needs to be done carefully.

There were still many questions, but Guangyou didn't think about them too much.

"What are you thinking about?" Ai's voice suddenly rang out, pulling Kousuke back to reality.

“I’m wondering what to do with this cat,” Kōyū explained after a pause.

He realized that what he had just thought could indeed help the orange cat, so he wasn't lying.

"Let's see how it goes," Ai said softly. "I hope it's lucky enough to meet someone who truly loves animals and end its life as a stray as soon as possible."

"Yes, there will be." Guangyou didn't tell her about the cat cafe, he just nodded.

The cat cafe thing is still in the early stages; it's not too late to tell her after things have settled down.

Looking at the time, Kōyū reminded her, "Ai, we should go to the supermarket."

"Okay, wait for me a moment," Ai nodded in response.

Then she lifted the cat with both hands and put it into the cardboard box where she had prepared food and water for it.

After settling the orange cat, Ai stood up, looked at Kousuke, and said, "Let's go."

"Mm." Guangyou glanced at her and nodded.

Meow~

Just as I was about to leave, I heard a cat meow behind me.

Following the sound, the two looked back and saw the orange cat leap lightly out of the cardboard box and walk over to Ai.

It even rubbed its fluffy head against Ai's shoes.

It seems things didn't go as smoothly as the two of them had imagined.

The cardboard box he prepared was just a little big, but not very tall.

With a cat's jumping ability, it can easily leave without getting trapped inside the cardboard box.

He didn't want his actions to leave the cat stranded in the cardboard box, waiting to die.

"It seems to be getting a little clingy to you." Guangyou squatted down, stroked the cat, ignored the orange cat's glance at him, which seemed to be somewhat disgusted with him, and teased.

In fact, he saw the orange cat's eyes.

For some reason, Kwangyu sensed a hint of disdain in that look.

For a moment, he felt somewhat melancholy.

I prepared the cardboard box, bought the cat food, and prepared the water myself. I even thoughtfully wrote "Please take me home" on the cardboard box.

As a result, the orange cat actually disliked him.

Some of it is hard to accept.

With a sigh, Guangyou paused for a moment, then, under the same gaze from the orange cat, reached out and petted it again. Feeling a little unsatisfied, he controlled his strength and rubbed the cat's head.

Then Kōyū raised an eyebrow at it, revealing a triumphant smile.

It's as if it's saying, "I'm touching you, what can you do about it? Not only am I touching you, I'm also rubbing your head, what can you do about it?"

Ai's childish behavior made her smile slightly.

She had many thoughts about this boy.

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