Logically, the matter should have ended there, but unexpectedly, that young woman went to the school's logistics department and reported her.
She even said she had agreed to give him a job, and when the logistics department teacher found her, she was still completely confused!
"No, that's not how it is at all,"
Xiao Jiu then explained the whole story, adding a wronged expression as she spoke.
“I apologized and made amends right away, but she didn’t want it. She insisted on taking my job. Teacher, don’t you think that’s making things difficult for me?”
Xiao Rizi is very particular about rules and etiquette, especially the superficial ones.
Regardless of what they're thinking, they bow and scrape everywhere they go, being overly polite.
Encountering something like this out of the blue was something that not only she, as an outsider, couldn't adapt to, but even the teacher's expression changed repeatedly as she recounted the story.
Clearly, the whistleblower didn't say that much at all; Xiao Jiu even made it clear.
"I can guarantee that what I said is the truth. Many people saw it at the time and can vouch for me. It was those few sports students."
When it was time to get lunch, those same PE students came to her window again, smiling and talking.
"Hey, Ito-kun, have you heard? Sakai Kanako was called to the student affairs office for a reprimand."
So her name is Sakai Kanako!
Just as the students had almost finished eating and were about to wrap up, the female protagonist, looking disgruntled, brought her food tray to her window.
"What would you like to eat, classmate?" She looked up and saw the other person glaring at her with a gloomy face, which made her laugh.
"You don't need to look at me like that. You're the one who complained to the school about me. After the teachers learned about it from me, they went to find those few sports students."
The situation quickly became clear; who was right and who was wrong was obvious. If you don't get criticized, who does?
"But you still stand by what you said before. I disturbed your meal last time, so this time it's my treat!"
The girl didn't miss the opportunity and ordered several meat dishes. Goodness, the meal cost her fifty yen.
What's even more infuriating is that when she left, this woman very rudely asked for a glass bottle of Coke, which cost 40 yen. Because it was a glass bottle, she would get a 5 yen deposit back later.
The school meals are subsidized by the government, so they are relatively inexpensive. She ordered three meat dishes, which only cost fifty yen.
The entire cafeteria is not primarily profit-driven; it focuses on staple foods and various side dishes, excluding beverages and coffee.
Because Coca-Cola wasn't subsidized and its price was the same as outside, a meal cost her ninety yen, which was really annoying.
But there's no reason to take back what you've said, so I just let it go.
The cafeteria only provides breakfast and lunch; dinner is not provided. On her way back to the cafeteria after class, she ran into Xiaonaizi again.
Xiao Jiu adjusted her glasses, somewhat helplessly: "I've already compensated you with lunch, what more do you want?"
"I really need this job, could you give it to me? I would be grateful to you for the rest of my life."
Compared to their previous attitude, are they planning to use a roundabout tactic this time?
Before she could speak, she continued, "My father died in an accident at the construction site, my mother died in childbirth when she gave birth to my brother, and my grandparents took all the compensation money and kicked the three of us siblings out of the house. I need this job to support them, please."
Xiao Jiu found it amusing, "If I help you, who will help me?"
Housing is so expensive outside. The money I earn from working during winter and summer vacations is only enough to cover rent and basic living expenses.
I'm still saving money for college. If I lose this job, where will I live?
Her instinctive reply extinguished the last vestiges of pity in Xiao Jiu's eyes: "You can live in the school dormitory!"
"Hehe, then why don't you live there? Why should I live there?" Actually, the school dormitory conditions are not bad.
Four people live in one room, which has all the necessary facilities, but living together not only leads to many conflicts, but also makes it easy for them to be bullied.
Generally, a class can't squeeze out a single dormitory room, so most dorms are shared. Those who can live on campus are mostly children whose parents don't have time to supervise them.
These kinds of students are all troublemakers. She was able to get this job thanks to the organization's quiet help.
What I'm afraid of is that she won't be able to adapt to life here before she gets terrified by the bullies.
Since the organization secured this job for her, why should she, and what reason do she have, give it up to someone else?
He's also a descendant of a Japanese soldier with a family to support.
Because the little girl saw that she wouldn't agree, she kept talking about how great her father was, how he participated in World War II and went to China. Xiao Jiu almost couldn't help but clench her fists.
retribution!
"You don't need to say anything more. I won't agree to that. That's your problem. You can ask the school for help, but you can't come to me."
"Aren't you afraid that the school will accept me and put me in your dormitory too?"
"I'm bringing my younger siblings with me then, let's see if you can handle it!"
Xiao Jiu said nonchalantly, "Then let's talk about it after you get this job!"
She was a single, clean, and diligent worker. She kept the canteen and warehouse spotless and never slacked off in her work.
Even the daily inbound and outbound records of the warehouse are kept meticulously.
She did a lot of work in the cafeteria, helping out whoever was busy, and had a very good reputation.
If the school were truly willing to give her this opportunity, she wouldn't have come to find her.
Her father left her compensation money, and she has grandparents and relatives and friends, which is clearly better than when she had nothing.
She believes the school will have its own considerations, and if she really needs to step down, then it's not too late for her to do so.
Instead of foolishly offering it up voluntarily.
Do you really think she's stupid?
After that, Xiao Jiu didn't pay any more attention to the matter because she was ready to go to Tokyo to participate in the competition.
Many Japanese characters are derived from the traditional Chinese characters in their system, so writing them is not difficult; in fact, they are quite beautiful.
Since it's a writing competition, handwriting is also important. There's only one hour, and the essay must be under a thousand words.
The themes are divided into A, B, C, and D, and the participants will draw lots to determine which theme they will be on.
As she had guessed, the main content covered the mainstream trends in contemporary news reporting.
It seems this writing competition also aims to select individuals who are politically astute.
She pursed her lips, refusing to blindly flatter, and instead presented her arguments from a neutral perspective.
This competition is only the preliminary round, so there are no teachers leading the teams. The school will be notified of those who advance to the semi-finals, so students don't need to worry about it.
The next day was Saturday, and since she didn't have classes on Friday, Xiao Jiu didn't return to school immediately.
As I said before, it's not easy to come here. Japan's territory is 378,000 square kilometers, which is equivalent to the area of Yunnan Province in my country.
It's more than twice as much as Henan Province, so it's not small.
Although Yokohama and Tokyo are only less than 30 kilometers apart, it's still considered going out, so you can't miss out on the delicious food. There's all kinds of food.
Now that she's rich, she raided the spy school last time and found about ten safes, including three in the finance office alone. After smashing them open...
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