After finishing her meal, Kana eagerly went off to investigate with the money in hand. Duanmu Huai had given her plenty—enough to cover a month of her income. She had complained to him before that, with the economic downturn, more and more girls were coming to sugar date, while money was becoming harder and harder to earn. She still had credit card bills to pay, and her finances were incredibly tight.
She used to be able to earn a lot in a month, but now her income had shrunk by nearly two-thirds. That was only natural. After all, among the girls looking for sugar daddies, some were younger than her, some prettier, and some less picky. As the saying went, the waves behind pushed on those ahead, and the waves ahead died on the beach. Although Kana was only a female university student, she was already about to become one of the waves crushed beneath the tide in this line of work.
So Kana planned to keep doing it for a while longer, then quit once she had saved enough money. She had come to the big city because she yearned for its prosperity, but after living there for several years, she had discovered that the economy was poor and that life in a big city was not easy either. She might as well take advantage of her youth and beauty, save up some money, return to her hometown to open a shop, and peacefully find a man to marry and settle down with. Wouldn't that be better than anything else?
Duanmu Huai was generous, giving her quite a lot of money, and he was not asking her to do anything suspicious either—Kana knew that easy money came with a price. Some of her friends had encountered situations like that