There were rumors that Tsukamoto was not missing but was hiding because she avoided being chased by someone. This news source was unclear, but about two years ago, there were reports that Tsukamoto said that someone was always following her. A few months before her disappearance, she said that to her servants. Other sources said Tsukamoto once wondered about plastic surgery procedures. Some people reveal Tsukamoto at one time wanted to change her name. Some people hade linked these things up, leading to speculation that Tsukamoto had disappeared on purpose.
"My personality with Mr. Nakatsura is very different. I am afraid that we will often clash if we have to work together," Mano continued. Still in a fiery tone.
"Precisely, it's because your way of working is different that I think you will be able to complement each other," said Uda.
"Earlier, why did you just agree to Mr. Nakatsura's proposal? Wouldn't it be better if he brought this story to Kabarasuri? They are random magazines that are not clear. How strange is it that Mr. Nakatsura compares our magazine to Kabarasuri?" Mano protested while shaking her head.
"Precisely because he compared our magazine to Kabarasuri that I promptly agreed. Comparing us to them is an insult. If he intends to work on this story for our major competitor, I might even let him go there," replied Uda quickly.
There were rumors that Tsukamoto was not missing but was hiding because she avoided being chased by someone. This news source was unclear, but about two years ago, there were reports that Tsukamoto said that someone was always following her. A few months before her disappearance, she said that to her servants. Other sources said Tsukamoto once wondered about plastic surgery procedures. Some people reveal Tsukamoto at one time wanted to change her name. Some people hade linked these things up, leading to speculation that Tsukamoto had disappeared on purpose.
"My personality with Mr. Nakatsura is very different. I am afraid that we will often clash if we have to work together," Mano continued. Still in a fiery tone.
"Precisely, it's because your way of working is different that I think you will be able to complement each other," said Uda.
"Earlier, why did you just agree to Mr. Nakatsura's proposal? Wouldn't it be better if he brought this story to Kabarasuri? They are random magazines that are not clear. How strange is it that Mr. Nakatsura compares our magazine to Kabarasuri?" Mano protested while shaking her head.
"Precisely because he compared our magazine to Kabarasuri that I promptly agreed. Comparing us to them is an insult. If he intends to work on this story for our major competitor, I might even let him go there," replied Uda quickly.
