Nakatsura stopped walking. He looked around. It seemed like this was a habit he always did every few minutes.
"Earlier, when I found out that Shinkankyo was the restaurant that we have to infiltrate, I immediately asked them to add our names to the list of workers they would add to Shinkankyo today. I said that we can only start work at noon today. So now we go in there officially as representatives of Anaotomi. I don't know how many people from Anatomy are now working there. But I don't think if you just add two more people, it won't stand out."
"So you have prepared everything?"
"I already told you I already have a good plan."
"But when you came to our office, you didn't even know whether Mr. Uda would agree to accept your story. He might not be interested and let you go to the editor of another magazine."
"From the beginning, I was sure that he would agree," Nakatsura said with a stressed intonation. His smile grew wider and wider.
"Currently, we cover a lot of things. In fact, we had to throw out many cases that we felt were not worthy to show. For example, this morning, I had to stop the coverage I was working on."
"I know. About that sensitive case, right?"
Nakatsura turned out to be extremely knowledgeable. He even knew something about that. The thing that until this morning, only Uda and Mano had known.
"This is it. As for anything else, I really can't be sure. But regarding Tsukamoto, I'm one hundred percent sure that Uda will definitely take an interest in my story. Even if I'm not interested myself, it's possible that Uda will step in on his own to investigate this."
Mano was amazed to hear Nakatsura's very high self-confidence. Moreover, Nakatsura was sure that Uda would probably go down on his own. Since working at Ichiyume, Mano had never seen Uda even once on the field. Every day from morning until night, he just worked behind the desk. Calling everyone and telling them to do this and that. There must be something that Mano didn't know about Uda. Apparently, Nakatsura knew about Uda's weakness.
"Can you explain a bit about it?" Mano asked. Nakatsura was only 32 years old. Only four years older than her. But he seemed to have mastered a lot of things.
"Of course, I can. But we'll just talk as we walk. We have to get into the restaurant right away. I'm worried that because we've been outside for too long, we're missing out on important moments of what's going on inside."
Nakatsura stopped walking. He looked around. It seemed like this was a habit he always did every few minutes.
"Earlier, when I found out that Shinkankyo was the restaurant that we have to infiltrate, I immediately asked them to add our names to the list of workers they would add to Shinkankyo today. I said that we can only start work at noon today. So now we go in there officially as representatives of Anaotomi. I don't know how many people from Anatomy are now working there. But I don't think if you just add two more people, it won't stand out."
"So you have prepared everything?"
"I already told you I already have a good plan."
"But when you came to our office, you didn't even know whether Mr. Uda would agree to accept your story. He might not be interested and let you go to the editor of another magazine."
"From the beginning, I was sure that he would agree," Nakatsura said with a stressed intonation. His smile grew wider and wider.
"Currently, we cover a lot of things. In fact, we had to throw out many cases that we felt were not worthy to show. For example, this morning, I had to stop the coverage I was working on."
"I know. About that sensitive case, right?"
Nakatsura turned out to be extremely knowledgeable. He even knew something about that. The thing that until this morning, only Uda and Mano had known.
"This is it. As for anything else, I really can't be sure. But regarding Tsukamoto, I'm one hundred percent sure that Uda will definitely take an interest in my story. Even if I'm not interested myself, it's possible that Uda will step in on his own to investigate this."
Mano was amazed to hear Nakatsura's very high self-confidence. Moreover, Nakatsura was sure that Uda would probably go down on his own. Since working at Ichiyume, Mano had never seen Uda even once on the field. Every day from morning until night, he just worked behind the desk. Calling everyone and telling them to do this and that. There must be something that Mano didn't know about Uda. Apparently, Nakatsura knew about Uda's weakness.
"Can you explain a bit about it?" Mano asked. Nakatsura was only 32 years old. Only four years older than her. But he seemed to have mastered a lot of things.
"Of course, I can. But we'll just talk as we walk. We have to get into the restaurant right away. I'm worried that because we've been outside for too long, we're missing out on important moments of what's going on inside."
