Chapter 533 University

Kazuya Takahashi reentered the office with two cups of freshly ground coffee, one placed in front of Rie Sakai, the other in his hand. He said bluntly, “I have sugar cubes here, but no skim milk.”

“I’m done with the most bitter things. Still care if your coffee is bitter? The prenuptial agreement was signed by me and stamped with my personal seal on that as well.

I’m not asking for anything more than what’s in there. Take a good look at it.” Sakai Rie’s body leaned forward slightly and took the coffee in her hand from the top of the desk and said.

“You’re really too spontaneous.” Kazuya Takahashi knew that the time he took to make the coffee was not enough for her to finish reading the prenuptial agreement, let alone signing and stamping it with her personal seal.

Furthermore, there wasn’t even a single place where she wanted to make changes or raise objections. This could only mean that the other party hadn’t read the terms and conditions of the prenuptial agreement.

Sakai Rie didn’t directly drink the Brazilian freshly ground coffee in her hand, but first smelled it and said, “Not bad, the coffee smells good. People live in this world, even if they can’t make a career, they still have to be free.

This is always going to rationally calculate the personal interests of the gains and losses, it is really not as good as the sensibility of a time. Otherwise, what’s the point of living?”

Takahashi Kazuya took a sip of coffee and said, “People who don’t know you always think that you are a woman who got lucky and was able to marry Justice. In fact, in my personal opinion, it is really a blessing for Justice to be able to marry you.”

“I signed a prenuptial agreement before you said that, right? I’m afraid you wouldn’t be saying that if I didn’t sign it!” Sakai Rie guffawed.

“How come? It’s not like I’ve known you for a day or two, it’s been years after all. From the past until now, you haven’t changed.

I won’t hide it from you, I’ve seen quite a few women who have two faces before and after people, before and after marriage. Besides, you also know that before I became the head of the legal department of the Hard Gold Group, I also worked directly as a lawyer.

This divorce case, also still played some. The first place where men and women make a mess is still related to money. The common situation is that women want to ask for more, while men want to give less.” Kazuya Takahashi said seriously.

Rie Sakai tilted her head slightly, gracefully took a small sip of her coffee, and blurted out, “Money, is it really that important to people? Why don’t I have that kind of feeling?”

Takahashi Kazuya didn’t carry out a reply, just smiled without saying anything. Of course he was aware of Rie Sakai’s background, although she was from an ordinary middle-class family in Kochi Prefecture in the western country, her family’s resources were all prioritized and allocated for her to use.

Therefore, from her childhood to the stage of entering the university, even if she was not rich, she did not lack the general material things.

Children who grew up in this kind of normal material family environment, generally won’t have any psychopathic or twisted situation.

In addition, as she was a pretty girl and was proficient in the Western flute, she did not envy anyone, but was often envied or jealous.

She had lived with Masayoshi Kishimoto for the four years or so that she had been studying at Tokyo University of the Arts from Kochi Prefecture.

That meant that she, a beautiful little flower growing up in a greenhouse, not only didn’t have to face the cruelty of her natural environment, but was furthermore well taken care of.

Rie Sakai didn’t have to rent an apartment or live in a small space in the school dormitory like the majority of college students.

The biggest advantage of a school dormitory was that the rent was cheap, but there would be all sorts of unavoidable friction and conflicts between people.

In fact, the reason is very simple. Different classes of origin, different experiences, different habits, different personalities and so on. This is a long time, there will inevitably be conflict.

The main thing is that college students often lack the necessary and effective communication or too self-centered, there will be quarrels, fights, and even killings.

In order to avoid this situation, universities in Japan, Europe and the United States allow college students to rent apartments off-campus.

Even if they are sharing a room, they will look for people with whom they have a good relationship, a similar class background, and a compatible personality, and will not appear to have a big difference in the situation of people in the same room.

He is also a person who has studied in college, since he understands the whole process. The biggest benefit of the university is not really in the knowledge learned or anything like that.

College is a small society, or so that people do not have to step into the complexity of adult society, but to give a period of transition and adaptation.

Once you enter college, you realize that high school is exactly the same as high school. The high school you went to was a prestigious private school in Tokyo.

The classmates were generally middle class, if not upper class. Only a handful of good students with good grades who were cared for by the society would attend classes with them.

After class, it seemed as if everyone would naturally not gather together. This kids from poor families still have to be busy working to earn money.

In their minds, it was normal for high school students to work part-time to earn money, after all, that’s how it is in Japanese society in general. On top of that, they have to think about future college tuition, living expenses, and a host of other issues.

They have known for a long time that their parents can’t afford to pay such an expensive fee. You can take out a loan for college, but you still have to pay it back.

Children from middle class families are busy attending tuition classes. Their aspiration or motivation is to get into one of the prestigious universities in Japan.

They basically don’t have to worry about tuition, living expenses and other things for college. Their families would still provide the necessary expenses.

As for the upper class kids like myself, they also need to take extra classes after school. Only, instead of going to a cram school, the family would spend a lot of money to hire private tutors for themselves.

Even if they had to go to a cram school, they would be picked up and dropped off by car. Of course, getting into a prestigious university is one of the goals in life, but it is not as utilitarian as the children of middle-class families.

They go to a prestigious university so that they can work in a big business, have a good income, live the life they want, marry their ideal wife, form a happy and fulfilling family, and become a winner in life.

One more thing that most people don’t have is the possibility of inheriting the family business. Even if this is not the case, they will still be able to enjoy the social connections and social resources of their fathers and grandfathers in their future work, so they are not fighting alone at all.