Ke Xuezhuo's son-in-law

Chapter 506 Ten Billion Agreement lesson 2
  Tokyo is 500 kilometers away from Kyoto, and it takes about three hours by train.

After talking to him on the phone in Paris last time, Fujiwara originally planned to go to Kyoto the next day, but he didn't expect a billion-yen robbery to happen without any warning.
  Therefore, he gave up the idea of ​​going to Kyoto, rejected several invitations from Momiji, and focused on the affairs of the Miyano sisters. Now that the two had been rescued, and Fujiwara had no reason to refuse, he simply took advantage of this situation. Going to fulfill the second round of the tens of billions contract over the weekend.

Thirty minutes after the train started running, a well-dressed flight attendant wearing a silk scarf and hat walked in.

"Sir, this is your black tea, please use it slowly."

Fujiwara booked a business class seat, mainly because he was afraid of being disturbed, and the business class would also provide free drinks and snacks, which would make the trip less boring.

"Sir, we have prepared many kinds of snacks and drinks for this trip. You can write down the snacks you want and tell me."

Fujiwara picked up the menu and wrote down the types of snacks he wanted to eat before giving it to the flight attendant to prepare.

After the other party left, he suddenly remembered that today seemed to be lawyer Fei's birthday, but he didn't confirm it, so he sent a text message to Xiaolu and confirmed that his guess was correct.

Fujiwara Hoshikai: [Little Green, do you know what kind of gift the lawyer likes? Today is her birthday and I want to give her a gift. 】

Kuriyama Midori: [Birthday gift? Let me think about it. Lawyer Oh Fei may prefer practical things. Xiaolan gave her a tea cup last year, and she was very happy for a long time]

Fujiwara thought thoughtfully after hearing this. Lawyer Yi Fei’s character is indeed more practical, but after all, this was given to her by her daughter and has no reference value. So after some thought, Fujiwara ordered the flowers for the last time she bought them. 20 bouquets of carnations were entrusted to them to be delivered tonight, and a greeting card was entrusted with the words, forever young.

After finishing all this, the matcha-flavored tiramisu chosen by Fujiwara was also prepared and served on a blue-white porcelain plate.

The train arrived at Kyoto Station on time at 3:30.

Knowing in advance that Fujiwara Hoshikai was coming, Hongye sent someone to pick him up in advance.

As soon as he got off the train, Fujiwara saw a black Lexus next to the platform. As if it knew he was coming out, it turned on its headlights, seeming to lure him over.

Fujiwara was stunned. He couldn't figure out why someone could still drive a car onto the platform. Is this a violation of regulations?

Seeing that Fujiwara didn't react for a long time, Iori Muga drove directly to him and lowered the window and said calmly:
  "Fujiwara-kun, I'm here to take you back. Please get in the car."

"Oh."

It turns out that he is a member of the Ooka family. Well, as a big family in the Kyoto area, it does not seem strange to have a little privilege.

So Fujiwara walked into the car with his handbag in full view of everyone.

Fujiwara initially thought that he would take him to a certain attraction or restaurant, but he did not expect that the car would drive in the direction of Ooka's house.

Seeing Fujiwara getting closer and closer to Ooka's house, he became a little uneasy and asked directly, "Where are we going?"

Iori Muga, who was driving, glanced at Fujiwara Hoshikai from the rearview mirror and said calmly:
  "Miss Hongye is waiting for you inside."

in?

Fujiwara thought that Hongye had said last time that she would choose the place to meet next time, but he didn't expect that she would choose this place. Could it be that she planned to finish the afternoon with a cup of tea?

That’s okay, it’s not like I’ve never been here before.

After the car stopped, Fujiwara got out of the car and looked at the Ooka family crest at the gate and thought for a while, then walked into the yard under the leadership of the servant. The courtyard is surrounded by a magnificent redwood forest. These tall trees seem to be guardian spirits, isolating the courtyard from the outside world, creating an atmosphere of tranquility and privacy.

There are some small ornaments made of green bamboo and wood around the cobblestone-dotted path. In the center is an exquisite stone bowl. Water slowly flows out of the bowl and falls into a small pond.

"Miss, please."

"Ah."

Following the guidance, Fujiwara took off his shoes and walked through the white screen corridor before arriving at a reddish-brown wooden door. The maid pushed open the shoji door and guided Fujiwara in.

"Oh, thank you."

Fujiwara originally thought that this kind of show-like service was quite speechless. It seemed that it was always imprinting the illusion that he was more noble than others, making people immersed in it.

The room exuded a faint aroma of camphor wood, which made people feel pleasant, but Fujiwara looked around and found no one else.

Just as Fujiwara was sitting on the mat wondering, three more maids came in carrying some snacks and put them on the table. The leading maid bowed and told:

"Dinner time has passed. The lady has asked us to prepare afternoon tea and snacks for you. She will be waiting for you in the forest cabin in the backyard."

After hearing this, Fujiwara lowered his face helplessly and touched his forehead, but he couldn't refuse the kindness, so he pretended to drink a few sips of black tea and ended the afternoon tea.

But this time he refused to be led by the maid and chose to walk there by himself.

The treetops are dotted with red leaves, like flames swaying in the breeze.

As he got closer to the wooden house, Fujiwara vaguely heard someone humming something, like the ground humming, or harmonizing some kind of musical instrument.

Because he knew Momiji was inside, Fujiwara simply pushed the door open without knocking.

As the door was opened, Fujiwara also saw the situation inside the wooden house. Momiji, wearing a blue and purple kimono, was sitting on the tatami with her eyes closed, humming and singing. Perhaps she didn't expect Fujiwara to come in suddenly. She opened her eyes slightly when she was disturbed. When she saw it was Fujiwara Hoshikai, she moved the cuffs of her kimono and nodded towards him.

Fujiwara nodded unconsciously, and then he noticed that the cuffs of Hongye's kimono were a bit large. It didn't look like home clothes, but more like what was worn in competitions. Could it be that she was preparing to have a competition with him? Songpai.

(It shouldn’t be that ridiculous, right)

After thinking of this, he took off his shoes and walked not far from the red leaves and sat down.

As soon as Fujiwara sat down, Momiji took out a tape recorder from the wooden box next to it and put it aside. He also took out a stack of cards from his pocket and asked Fujiwara to choose from them. She was about to use her own cards.

(As expected, you are looking for me to play with this)

Fujiwara was very helpless. She was completely uninterested in kapai and shogi. However, as the creator of a popular competitive kata manga, Fujiwara somehow knew a little bit about kata, so he had no choice but to take the remaining cards, choose the same card sequence as Ayase Chihaya, and put it in front of him.

After seeing it, Hongye squinted her eyes with satisfaction and unfolded her cards. Fujiwara unexpectedly discovered that the order of her cards was exactly the same as that of Shirou Wakamiya in the manga.

Fujiwara looked at the deck of cards, and had a vague sense of déjà vu as the showdown in the manga was projected into reality. The obvious difference from the manga was that Fujiwara's understanding of kata was far inferior to that of the protagonist Chihaya Ayase, while Momiji's level was on par with Wakamiya's. Shi Chang is on par, maybe even more powerful than she is in the comics.

(End of this chapter)