Horse Racing Girl: Please call me sir

"Okay, Sir Liu, the campus is roughly like this. This is the key to your dormitory. You can go and put your things away first."

Junkawa Tetsuna said while leaning forward slightly at 45 degrees.

"Thank you, Miss Tezuna."

Sir Liu took the box handed over by Junkawa Tetsuna.

"Would you like to add a line first so that we can contact you later?"

Junkawa Tetsuna took out a white mobile phone from her clothes bag.

"OK."

Sir Liu took out a black mobile phone from his pants bag.

The two exchanged lines

"em...Is this Chongqing mustard wholesaler AAA Brother Liu you?"

Junkawa Tetsuna asked with doubts.

"Yes, it is"

Sir Liu was a little embarrassed, he would not have chosen this name if he had known it earlier.

...

Sir Liu did not choose to go to the dormitory. He strode quickly to find the chair with the urea bag on it.

Sir Liu stood in front of the empty chair and panted heavily, then threw away the urea bag.

It's sunset now, the orange sunset is shining out the last sunlight, and you can even see the looming moon when you look back.

Trainers' dormitory

He turned around and sat in his chair, panting,

"Forget it, it's just the clothes, so just throw them away."

He said slightly helplessly.

He paused and looked at the black suitcase beside him.

"It's fine as long as this is not lost."

Trainers' dormitory

As one of the best trainers' dormitories of a horse racing academy, it is also good, with one bedroom, one living room, one toilet and one kitchen.

The style of the living room is blue and white walls, with black and white paintings hanging on the walls. By the way, the toilet is automatic.

Sir Liu took off his black jacket and walked into the room. The bed was by the window on the right. There was a desk beside the bed and two bookcases on the left.

The curtains are also blue.

Sir Liu opened the black suitcase and took out a compressed flagpole and a red flag.

He inserted the flag into the pole and placed it on the bedside. He also took out an iron box from the box with various books in it.

Sir Liu put the books one by one on the bookcase and took out photos of his family.

There are two, one of a woman, a man and two boys, and one of an old man, a young woman and a little sister.

After putting everything away, Sir Liu walked out of the room and sat on the sofa in the living room. There was a TV in the living room, but he did not turn it on.

The novelty of coming to Japan slowly faded away.

He picked up his cell phone and dialed a series of numbers.

"Hello? Mom, have you eaten?"

"Eat, Hao, have you arrived in Japan?"

"Yeah, we're here. We're in the college dormitory now."

"You can take some pictures for me later. Do you hear me? If you don't have a good time over there, come back!"

Sir Liu smiled

"Copy that! Where are Uncle Li and Tzuyu?"

"Your Uncle Li is having dinner, and Ziyu is at his mother-in-law's place now."

"Where is grandma?"

"They are in their hometown. Give them a call yourself."

"Farewell, they are probably taking a walk in the mountains behind their hometown at this time."

...

After chatting for a while, Sir Liu said goodbye to his mother. He stood up and walked to the balcony.

It was already dark. Looking down from the dormitory, you could see the training field behind. Although it was already 8 o'clock, there were still horse girls running on the track.

Sir Liu's dormitory is on the 4th floor, and there are no distinctions between men and women on the fifth floor.

Looking at these young children, Sir Liu took out a Cordyceps sinensis stick from his trouser bag and lit it.

Picked up the phone and dialed another number.

The call was not answered instantly, and the ringing of the mobile phone echoed in the quiet night.

Feeling the smell of tobacco, Sir Liu climbed on the balcony and watched a horse racing girl with long brown hair running over and over again, like a machine.

After about two minutes, the call was not answered. Sir Liu hung up the phone, pinched off his cigarette butts, and walked out of the dormitory.

Blackness enveloped the college, and the street lights held up the sun in the dark night.

He was going to go shopping in Chinatown nearby.

Familiar Chinese characters come into view.

Several uncles in their 30s and 40s were waiting around, playing poker, and four aunties were playing mahjong together. Did they say a curse word?

The color scheme of Chinatown is mostly red, with lanterns. Because it is approaching the National Day, small red flags are placed in the windows of every house.

I saw a home-cooked restaurant with a sign on the glass board at the door saying 300 yen (15 yuan) for a full meal and 400 yen (20 yuan) for a good meal.

The proprietress was sitting at the door, cracking melon seeds and chatting with the old man from the barber shop next door.

"Auntie, are you still cooking?"

Sir Liu stepped forward to ask.

"Come on, come on, young man, sit down. Lao Wang, wait for me for a while!"

The proprietress looked to be in her 50s and her body was a little bloated. She stuffed the melon seeds in her hand into the small pocket on the front of her apron.

She did not go to get the Japanese menu at the cashier, but walked slowly into the kitchen and took out a Chinese menu and bowl.

Sir Liu looked at the menu.

"The boss lady has a small portion of fish-flavored shredded pork, a small portion of tomato scrambled eggs, em... just two dishes."

"Got it!"

The landlady went into the kitchen to cook, and Sir Liu picked up the chopsticks in the chopstick holder and pierced the plastic film of the bowl with a hard poke.

Lao Wang next door had nothing to do, so he moved his stool to the door of the hotel.

"Young man, are you new here? I've never seen you here before."

Sir Liu turned his bench towards Lao Wang,

"Yes, I just came here today."

There was some curiosity on Lao Wang's face.

"Come here to find a job?"

Sir Liu shook his head slightly,

"Either I have a job, or I'm the trainer at Treson Academy."

Lao Wang looked a little surprised.

"Okay, young man! Do you know that there is a child named Ulala? Let me tell you, that child is doing well!"

"Last time, a Japanese guy came to my place to get a haircut. He didn't have many hairs at all, and he wanted something called Wolf Tail."

"When he showed me the photo, it looked like a dog's tail. I told him that you couldn't cut your hair and he had to argue with me."

"In the end, it was that girl who helped me out. I have to thank her very much."

[Wulala?...]

Sir Liu wrote down the name, and at this time the boss lady also served the dishes.

"The rice is over there. If you want to eat it, young man, go and refill it yourself."

The landlady pointed at the wooden barrel on the table against the wall.

"OK."

Sir Liu picked up the bowls and chopsticks to add some rice. The landlady took out the melon seeds from her apron and started chatting with Lao Wang again.

[This fish-flavored shredded pork is added with carrots and fungus...]

Sir Liu added a chopstick, put it on the rice and mixed it with the rice before finishing it.

The fish-flavored shredded pork is sweet, with just the right amount of sweetness, but a bit salty. The tomato scrambled eggs add green onions, but there are a bit less eggs.

After finishing the meal and giving the money, Sir Liu continued to wander around Chinatown.

Most of the people in Chinatown are middle-aged, either chatting or playing cards. There are broken melon seed shells everywhere on the ground.

A few children have fallen asleep, but a few are still playing in the street.

As Liu Sir walked, the nervousness of being in a foreign country disappeared at this moment.

He felt as if he had never left the country he was familiar with.

This is when he saw a sound of whistles and guitar coming from the corner of an intersection.

This song is very familiar. After thinking about it for a while, Sir Liu remembered that it was Mr. Lin Shengxiang's "Meeting Food".

Leisurely and lonely whistles echoed in the night sky, accompanied by conversations in various dialects and the barking of dogs.

Sir Liu suddenly remembered a poem.

"I don't know where to play the reed pipe, and I have to march all the way to the countryside in one night."

Out of curiosity, Sir Liu slowly walked around the corner and saw a young girl sitting in front of the pet store playing the guitar.

Sir Liu walked forward and saw that all the pets in the store were repair dogs, with various breeds.

The girl saw Sir Liu coming and stopped playing the guitar.

"Sir, do you want to buy a dog?"

This sentence is in Japanese.

Sir Liu waved his hand.

"let's speak Chinese."

The girl nodded. To be honest, there is nothing unusual about Chinese people in Chinatown.

Sir Liu walked into the store and took a look.

The yellow light is weak but very warm, probably to help the dogs sleep better at night.

Sir Liu glanced at the dogs one after another, and finally fixed his eyes on a Chinese pastoral dog.

"How much does this one cost, please?"

The girl stepped forward, but her face was a little nervous.

"This is free."

Sir Liu was a little curious,

"why?"

The girl was a little nervous and a little afraid that he would regret it.

"Rhubarb was abused before. He has rickets and can't walk on his left front paw. He doesn't exercise enough. He has taken vitamins and calcium supplements, but it can't be cured..."

Liu Sir turned his attention away from the girl and turned to Dahuang. Looking at its thin body and deformed right leg, he felt a little sour in his heart.

"Please wait for me."

Liu Sir took out his mobile phone and sent several text messages to Junchuan Tezuna.

Chongqing mustard wholesaler AAA Brother Liu: Is Miss Junchuan here?

Junkawa Tetsuna: What's wrong with you here?

Chongqing mustard wholesaler AAA Brother Liu: Can pets be kept in the trainers’ dormitories?

Junkawa Tetsuna: Yes, yes, but it cannot affect other drags (homophone for trainer).

Brother Liu, AAA mustard wholesaler in Chongqing: OK, thank you.

Putting down his phone, Sir Liu looked at the nervous and hopeful girl in front of him.

"I want it, but the price is based on an ordinary Chinese garden dog."

"No! No need! It's already settled that you can adopt it!"

The girl waved her hands in panic.

Sir Liu didn't say anything, he just took out his mobile phone and searched online, and then took out 5000 yen.

"There is no market price for Chinese Garden Dogs. I'll give you 5000 yen. Also, help me get a few packs of the best dog food. I need to prepare the dog cage first, as well as some vitamins and supplements." "

When the girl heard this, she didn't shirk anymore. She just ran into the storage area of ​​the pet store and picked up three large bags of dog food and four boxes of calcium tablets.

"Add calcium tablets to the dog's food when Rhubarb eats. Remember to mash it otherwise Rhubarb won't eat it. He likes to eat sausages the most, but he is in poor health and can only eat one piece a month... And sir, do you want Stay with Rhubarb more, he is afraid of being alone, and keep an eye on him to prevent him from running around...please...please be nice to him...and...and..."

The girl finished speaking with a tearful voice, with a tone of reluctance and worry.

Sir Liu took out his bag, but there was no paper. He looked at the girl wiping the tears from the corners of her eyes.

"What's your name."

The girl calmed down her emotions.

"Sorry, my name is Natsuki."

He looked at the girl who was no more than fifteen or sixteen years old and his tone became serious.

"I'll be good to it."

Then he put down his serious expression and raised the corners of his mouth to reveal an unattractive smile.

“I also played the noodle dishes very well and whistled very nicely!”

Xia Shu was stunned. She didn't expect that Sir Liu would mention this.

But then she smiled and wiped away the last tears from her eyes.

"Thank you!"