I am a writer in Tokyo

Mr. Oshima smiled awkwardly. He felt that what Koma said was mostly meant for him. But he had no reason to do so.

But he had no intention of taking it back. Seeing that Ju didn't take it, he kept his hand hanging in the air.

"Don't you feel like it's a loss of status to let the author of the editor's article comment on it?" Koma finally gave in. Sometimes he felt that Oshima Kazuya's mental state was no different from his. He always did some weird things.

"I don't think it's a loss of status. Didn't you also tell me not to have so many other thoughts when writing an article?" Oshima Kazuya looked unconcerned. He then changed the subject and said, "Besides, I didn't mean to ask you to review it. I just wanted to give some suggestions."

Oshima Kazuya pointed in the direction of Shincho and said, "The review should still be done by Mr. Kashiwagi. After all, if the editor writes the manuscript, the editor-in-chief should do it."

He thought that Ju wanted to experience the feeling of an editor, and after thinking about it, he decided that it would be fine for Ju to become an editor based on his current identity, but he would be entangled with many things after becoming an editor, and of course, more importantly, their perspectives would change.

Kazuya Oshima did not want Koma to lose his greatest advantage - his sensitivity to the world at large.

Boss Ito noticed them a long time ago, but seeing the envelope containing the manuscript being passed back and forth, he was self-aware enough not to go over.

After they seemed to have reached an agreement, Boss Ito walked in cautiously, even slowing down his breathing: "I have an idea."

The two of them turned their heads in unison to look at Boss Ito, and saw him ask tentatively: "It's like this, I usually don't have any extra thoughts." When Boss Ito said this, he glanced inside and saw Mrs. Ito standing there.

"Besides, I don't make much money. If I were to spend a lot of money, our lives might become a problem."

They all knew this, and a big part of the reason they chose Ito's was that their prices were really low, and this was in Tokyo.

“But I really want to help those people.”

Those people should be talking about that kind of people.

Kazuya Oshima and Koma looked at each other, but they knew that Boss Ito's idea could not be accomplished by him alone, and even they could not do it.

"I understand your idea very well." Oshima Kazuya pondered for a while and said, "However, that group is quite special."

Boss Ito quickly denied: "No, I'm not saying I want to help them directly, and I don't have the ability to do so."

This time, Boss Ito, who always liked the seal clapping, scratched his head and said, "If they can't afford to eat, they can come to my place to eat."

After saying this, Boss Ito let out a long sigh, and it seemed as if he had made a very difficult decision.

Ju knew that this was not a easy decision to make, especially during this period when many restaurants had closed due to poor management. Although business here had always been good, the price that Boss Ito sold at had not changed much.

He is a very kind and gentle person.

"Thank you, Mr. Ito." This time it was Ju who spoke. He bowed to Mr. Ito to express his gratitude, but before Mr. Ito could smile, Ju rejected his proposal.

"In fact, it is very likely that their group of people can't even afford a meal, let alone travel a long distance to come to the store to eat. But Boss Ito, you are indeed a very gentle person."

Boss Ito felt that he had put forward the most important thing to him, but others did not take it seriously, which made him very frustrated.

Those kinds of people are different from homeless people. They have the courage to live, but they don't live very well.

Koma saw the disappointment in Boss Ito's face, and after exchanging a glance with Oshima Kazuya, he asked for a cup of oolong tea: "It's like this, in fact, there is no difference between them and us."

Boss Ito couldn't understand what he wanted to express.

Especially Ju's "we", which seemed so unreal to him.

If Boss Ito and those people were listed as a group, he could still accept it.

But it is obvious that Ju and his people belong to the upper class of this society, and it seems extremely false to call them a type of people at this time.

At this time, Boss Ito's opinion of writers seemed to have changed a little.

Koma knew that Mr. Ito had probably misunderstood, so he pushed Oshima Kazuya who was sitting next to him, and Oshima Kazuya took over the conversation: "Everyone's life is not so smooth, maybe in everyone's eyes, writers are so well off.

But in fact, their lives are not so comfortable, and they also have some unspeakable difficulties. "

Kazuya Oshima did not say it explicitly, but he went to a place where Koma could not see and secretly made a gesture of wiping the neck to Boss Ito.

Boss Ito understood.

Writer suicide is not an uncommon occurrence.

The window was suddenly blown open by the wind, and then the rain rushed into the house like crazy, just like those so-called experts predicted when a tsunami would happen, and people ran away desperately.

Boss Ito stood up and hurriedly wanted to rush over to close the window, but was stopped by Ju.

Ju pointed at the window, his eyes looked a little empty, he must have thought of something: "Just like this rain, no matter where you are, you will get wet a little, so there is no difference for us."

Oshima Kazuya nodded heavily, expressing his agreement with what Koma said. Then they all looked at Boss Ito who was stopped by them, asking him if he understood.

Boss Ito didn't understand. He didn't care about the rain or anything like that. He began to get a little annoyed with the writer, who made a very simple thing very complicated. So he still stubbornly closed the window.

Koma laughed, and Oshima Kazuya also laughed.

It turns out that Boss Ito is still a good person.

They think that Boss Ito doesn't understand, but in fact, Boss Ito does understand, except for those things involving Buddhism, which he has heard a little about.

Suddenly, a sentence popped up in his mind, but it was not complete. It said that some people were walking in hell, and in short, everyone was the same.

"Doesn't that mean everyone is suffering?"

After hearing Boss Ito's answer, Oshima Kazuya and Koma looked at each other, and then, in front of Boss Ito's astonished eyes, Oshima teacher snatched the manuscript from Koma's hand, even though Koma hadn't opened it to read it, and then he slammed the table so hard that his palm hurt.

Then he shouted loudly: "That's right!!!" (End of this chapter)