Chapter 287: Firefly

Fujie Naoe said with a professional smile on her face without losing her seriousness, “Who among you professors is worried about one thing? I think there is no need at all.

There is a whole set of laws outside, and Ginza has the rules and laws of Ginza. It’s not too much to say that this is a place outside the law.

Everything that happens here will not be publicized. Not only the PR girls and waiters, but also the hygienic staff, would treat them as if they had never seen it, and if it had happened, they would treat it as if it had never happened, as if it had never existed or happened.

Of course, other clubs are the same. Anyone who dares to break the established rules will be punished to the fullest extent.

These are the rules and laws of Ginza. As the mama-san of this one Firefly Club, I may be young, but I’ve seen quite a few illicit affairs between politicians, businessmen, and celebrities with my own eyes.”

Masayoshi Kishimoto feigned reproach, “How can you say that, mom! I’m sure there’s no shortage of first-timers among you professors.

At first, they are not used to it. This is partly due to the constraints above the moral path, and partly due to the constraints of the law. In fact, in my opinion, there’s no need to bother with that at all.

To put it bluntly, it’s just something that is used to enslave the common people. Human society is a society of privilege, and so is Japan. I’m sure you professors don’t fail to understand that.

From now on, you’ll get used to it. That’s the way the game is played here in Ginza. Of course, if anyone still can’t cross that threshold in their own mind, I won’t force them.”

“Chairman Kishimoto and mom have both pushed their hearts out like this. I don’t think there’s any need for you all to worry about anything else!

Besides, you’ve all seen the proposal submitted by Hard Gold Construction, and there’s nothing wrong with it. Here, I’ll take it for now.” Prof. Yamazaki first made a formal statement and said.

As soon as this move was made, the other two professors from the University of Tokyo rightfully followed suit and made their respective attitudes clear. They said “Thank you” while accepting the small gift.

Meanwhile, among the other six professors, there were both those who went with the flow and those who were not surprised. What impressed them most was that there was no doubt in the proposal submitted by Hard Gold Construction.

From this, it can be seen that Hard Gold Construction is a construction company whose technology is completely over the top. Of course, they also know, not your company’s technology is good, will be able to get the project. Reasons, excuses …… that are people casually can find.

As long as there is no problem in the general direction, even if there is a problem in the future, it can be no problem, after all, it is in accordance with the program, everything is in line with the rules. If something goes wrong, it is considered a special case, or a factor beyond human control, thus avoiding responsibility.

Masayoshi Kishimoto watched as the nine professors sitting in front of him accepted their small gifts one by one. Kochi Prefecture Shikoku’s local specialty small steamed buns were also each placed inside six pieces of konjac (Japanese political and financial circles, a piece of konjac represents one million yen in cash).

“Let’s all have fun!” Fujie Nao clapped her hands and smiled.

The female publicists sitting in the middle of the professors immediately responded reflexively. They made giggling noises and took the initiative to get close to the professor next to them, serving drinks and such.

Masayoshi Kishimoto, Kazuhiko Inoue, Kazuya Takahashi, and Takayuki Nanno all displayed genuine smiles on their faces, after all, they were the ones who had set them straight completely. In this regard, they would not encounter any more problems or difficulties.

After having fun for a few hours, everyone dispersed. Not only were the professors all drunk and unsteady, but Inoue Kazuhiko, Takahashi Kazuya, and Nanno Takayuki were also drunk, after all, the three of them needed to keep the professors company.

Even after this was over, there was no guarantee that any of them would be found in the future. Fujie Nao didn’t forget to stop Masayoshi Kishimoto after she had sent the professors away.

Kazuhiko Inoue, Kazuya Takahashi, and Takayuki Nanno were very amused, and with meaningful smiles on their faces, they all joked and laughed as they similarly left.

Fujie Naoe straightened up and said, “It’s so late, why don’t you go to my place?”

“I don’t think it’s too late!” Masayoshi Kishimoto smirked.

“There are plenty of men who are enamored with me. There’s no shortage of men who come into my store and spend money just to sleep with me, but they’ve all been politely rejected by me one by one. You’re good, I’ve taken the initiative time and time again, while you’ve refused time and time again.” Fujie Naoe was quite displeased.

“I told you a long time ago that our relationship is not based on that. Although every club mom-san in Ginza has a man behind her who has a special relationship with her, between the two of us we belong to an exception.

Just as you are the youngest mamasan above the single street of Ginza Hachimoku.” Masayoshi Kishimoto put away the smile on his face and said.

“I’m a little hungry, you’re not so heartless as to refuse to accompany me to a bowl of ramen, are you?” Fujie Nao smiled.

“Just as well, I’m hungry too. Let’s just go eat at that one ramen stand at the street corner.” The reason why Masayoshi Kishimoto chose that place was the place where the two of them met for the first time in a chance encounter Dao.

Fujie Nao answered “yes” first, and then walked side by side with him. She reminisced, “Fate is a thing that one can’t quite figure out.

At the beginning, I was just a completely unknown female publicist on this street. To be precise, I was a complete failure as a publicist. Not popular with the men at all, and with few familiar customers on hand I performed poorly to the point of being dismissed from the club.”

Masayoshi Kishimoto’s thoughts were instantly pulled back to a year ago by her, and he couldn’t help but laugh as he said, “It was at that one ramen stand that you cried your eyes out regardless, scaring away the other customers next to you.”

“Besides you. I was in a terrible mood at that time. If I hadn’t met you at that time, I really can’t guarantee that I would have done something stupid like killing myself.” Fujie Nao interjected and added.

“You told me that you loved doing this business and that you wanted to do your best. But it was not what you wanted. Your dream wasn’t to have the idea of becoming a one time pussy king like all the female publicists here usually do.

You were trying to make more money, with your own good number of familiar clients, and ideally, fat clients. You’ll be able to open your own club on the streets of Ginza.” Masayoshi Kishimoto smiled and said slowly.

“The name Firefly is still the name given to my club by you yourself. Your explanation is that the light of the firefly is faint, but it can attract the most attention in the darkness of the night.” Fujie Naoe said without haste.

“Now, you have done a good job and have done it.” Masayoshi Kishimoto calmly said.