Born with the Constitution of Being Easily Fooled

Tokiwa Mio inwardly marveled at the professionalism of a professional.

Changing her train of thought, she looked at Fujino and asked in a low voice, "How did that investigation into that matter go?"

"I had some people search for intelligence, and then I took advantage of the night to go and investigate personally; the results are already out."

Fujino put his hands in his pockets, looked at her calmly, and sighed. "However, I didn't find any actual 'physical evidence', and you know, the risk is simply too great..."

"It doesn't matter. As long as you're okay."

Tokiwa Mio shook her head slightly. Having just watched a spy drama the previous night, she quickly brain-dumped a whole bunch of strange plots.

For example: in order to obtain intelligence for her, he sneered into some mysterious organization and engaged in a hail of gunfire with a large group of people.

Or perhaps: in a dim alley, he brawled with a horde of burly gangsters, and finally walked out with blood wiping from the corner of his mouth, holding a file bag.

From the bottom of her heart, a wave of emotion stirred within her. She didn't dare to expect too much—after all, she had nowhere else to turn, which was why she had come to look for this outsider...

What's more, the person hadn't even charged her money.

To do such a dangerous thing for her without charging money, was 'physical evidence' really even important anymore?

Thinking this, she looked toward Fujino and asked, "So, what on earth is going on?"

Fujino did not know what the woman before him was thinking. Crossing his arms, he began to ponder in his mind on how to fool this single female boss: "Actually, you don't need to worry too much about this matter. Just