The plain and unnoticed me is no more

"I'm trying to stop opening in the morning."

After me and Taki went back to the room and had a little chat with everyone, I decided to talk to Sin and Taki about what I had told Chiyo this morning. The inn is like a 24-hour business, and there are times when you have to deal with the guests, whether it's at night or not.

The burden on Chiyo, who contracted me to deal with it at night, would be considerable.

When I came here, I started a service that was not available in other accommodations, offering guests a simple breakfast of rice balls and miso soup while making their own breakfast, but that was very popular and it was prompted by a request to sell rice balls for lunch before I left.

After all, selling rice balls is the most efficient way to make money quickly. Chiyo said she would help herself and added to the work herself.

Before and after I came here, sales increased dramatically, but so did Chiyo's work.

There is nothing to complain about because the person is satisfied with it and is satisfied with the results, but if you let other employees do the same thing, you will definitely be dissatisfied.

"Lana! I told you that the profits of the rice balls in the morning are quite large. I'll be fine. I thought you said you were a little sleepy this morning. I won't say that anymore, so let's think about it in the direction of putting out the stall and selling it at lunch."

"That's why I'm telling you, Chiyo and I have too much work to do, so we should reduce it. Since I started living here, the number of jobs in Chiyo has increased rather than decreased, right? It's only been two months since we started, so there may not be anything wrong with your body, but it's just too much of a burden for you to keep going."

When I heard Chiyo and I argue, Sin exhaled in tears and exaggeration, scratched his head and sandwiched his words as if stunned.

"Chiyo, the owner is worried about your body, but you're worried about the owner's body? You're okay, but can't you imagine that the owner might be in pain? You're not a kid forever, so why don't you just remember to be a little bit considerate?

In Sin's words, Chiyo swallowed the words that were bitten out of his lips.

Taki also seemed to have something to say about the incident, and raised his hand and coughed lightly, and he began to give his opinion.

"Can I tell you something? I agree with Lana. [M] Well, of course, it's a big burden for both of us, but things like today may not happen again, and I want you to stop operating during the time we're not here. I had a bad feeling today, and I got out a lot earlier than usual, so I made it in time, but if I went to work as usual, I wouldn't know what Lana did.

To continue Taki's opinion, Sin told him what he thought about Chiyo.

"Exactly. This inn is filled with two young women while we're gone. Men who think strange things may come out. Chiyo, you may have been with the owners since they started the business, but don't forget you're hired. I don't mind giving my opinion on how to improve, but don't try to push it through."

Sin and Taki teased him, and Chiyo sharpened his mouth. It feels like you can't honestly listen to me even if you know what I'm saying.

"Thin, be a little more gentle...."

"That's how you spoil it. This guy's on the map."

Thinking that Shin was embarrassed about Chiyo, he said something strange to me this time.

I don't remember spoiling Chiyo. Rather, I am aware that I am sweet to Chiyo.

"Excuse me? When did I spoil Chiyo?

"Even when that man first came here, he made rice balls for Chiyo while burning his palm during his busiest hour. I should have said no outside of that time."

"Don't be rude. You can't turn down an order you took once from a noble opponent!

"Even this morning, you forgave Chiyo for leaving him alone, didn't you?

"I didn't! I was thinking about paying attention to that right now. If other customers see us, our ratings will go down."

When Sin and I started arguing and fighting, Chiyo began to flirt, and when she became a determined face, she rang and stood up, and suddenly turned up and shouted loudly.

"I'm sorry! Lana is not bad at all. It's my fault! I did something I shouldn't have done, even though it was a business! I won't do that anymore, so please don't blame Lana!

At the end, Chiyo looked at Sin and me half-baked. Seeing that pathetic expression, Sin burst out unbearably.

"Buhaha, you look so good... Cookie..."

"Sin, it's rude to look at a girl's face and laugh. You know Chiyo too? I know you've been trying to distract him, but not everyone feels comfortable with special treatment, and if other customers know that this inn is doing such a thing, it won't feel good. Taki's right, I realized I can't be alarmed because it's morning, and I'm gonna stop opening all morning this week."

"Yes... I'm sorry."

Chiyo replied to me convincingly and sat in the chair with Stone.

"Sin, I'm not spoiling Chiyo, but I think I'm spoiling Chiyo."

"That's enough, I can make Chiyo understand. On the contrary, you're gonna have to be sweeter to us."

I think I'm sweet enough for everyone. I'm just being careful not to take that for granted. It's really too spicy to be suddenly cold when you're reliant on it. I don't want to feel that way anymore.

As much as I love everyone, if the same thing happens, I'm not sure I can stand it this time.

Well, we'll be here in time for the morning opening, too.

"Don't open the shop on your own.

"Yes, I understand. Thank you, Sin, Taki."

In the remaining days, the customers were informed that the morning rice ball sales would be discontinued, and we were freed from early morning work even though we were spared by everyone.

Rice balls for lunch were prepared by me and sold by employees' girls under the supervision of Chiyo.

As the number of people increased, the number of sales grew, and the customers who came every morning and the customers who did not get into the cafeteria at lunch, and who had given up and returned until now, finally, Chiyo's laughter didn't stop because this way of doing things was more profitable.