The cold wind blew, his coat fluttering, and Sakaki Makoto approached the game hall with a long box on his back.
The younger brother who had just talked with Akutsu Shinichiro lowered his head implicitly after seeing Sakaki Makoto.
As they passed each other, he whispered:
"Machine 99, Pachinko."
Sakaki Makoto walked into the store as if he hadn't heard anything.
At this time, the little brother suddenly covered his stomach and said to his companion beside him:
“Ouch…”
“No, no, no…”
"My stomach hurts so badly..."
The companion sneered:
"I told you to eat three big bowls of eel rice for lunch. Okay, I'll keep an eye on this for you."
"You should go quickly."
The younger brother limped around the corner, holding his buttocks together, and slowly straightened his back.
He took out his cell phone and dialed a number:
"Brother Ishikawa, Brother Makoto Sakaki has already gone in."
..............
"Give me a small steel ball."
In front of the crowded exchange counter, Sakaki Makoto slowly placed out four large coins.
"How many?"
At the exchange counter, a female employee in uniform scratched her ears, thinking she must have heard it wrong.
But the four 1 yuan coins made of aluminum were so shiny that they were dazzling.
"A small steel ball."
Sakaki repeated it again in a calm tone.
The originally noisy game hall suddenly became quiet at this moment.
Everyone stared with their eyes wide open, as if they had seen a ghost.
You know, you can play 70 or 80 balls in one minute in Pachinko...
What do you do when you buy a small steel ball?
Planning to play standing up?
"Why, you don't want to sell it?"
Sakaki Makoto raised his eyebrows.
When opening a store and doing business, there is no reason to refuse customers.
So, under everyone's contemptuous gazes, Makoto Sakaki walked towards machine No. 99 with a dignified manner, holding a green box bigger than his face and listening to the lonely sound of the small steel balls sliding.
There is already someone sitting on machine number 99.
When he saw Sakaki Makoto, he immediately stood up, put his hands in his pockets, lowered his hat, and walked out of the store in silence.
Sakaki Makoto sat down at machine No. 99 and put in the only small steel ball.
Boom!
That little steel ball is like a meteorite that fell from the distant starry sky...
It hit the machine hard.
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