Jiang Xia: "..." Write out the details clearly? If I write them clearly, what if you don't come over?
He had some objections to this way of handling things, but it did sound reasonable and well-founded, so Jiang Xia didn't refute it.
He very agreeably nodded, then looked at his watch, as if about to say something.
Amuro Tooru followed his gaze toward the clock and discovered it was exactly mealtime.
After being silent for a moment, he suddenly stood up as if he were in a hurry and said as though nothing had happened, "Give me the contact information and address Akai left behind. It might be fake, but it still needs to be verified. I'll go take a look right away."
"..." Jiang Xia's plan to invite his superior to eat together was brutally interrupted. He sighed and handed over Akai Shuichi's commission form.
Amuro Tooru noted down the information on it, got up easily, and left at a brisk pace.
After walking two steps, he suddenly remembered something, turned back, and rapidly filled out a bill.
—He remembered that Jiang Xia never discussed fees when taking commissions. If the client was used to paying the commission fee in advance, Jiang Xia would accept it, but if the client was unfamiliar with the process and thought payment came afterward, Jiang Xia wouldn't take the initiative to ask for it either.
There was no prepaid amount written on that commission form just now, which showed that Akai Shuichi, that guy, had defaulted on the commission fee. Of course, they couldn't pretend nothing had happened.
Amuro Tooru gave a cold snort, quickly finished filling out the bill, then said to Jiang Xia, "Send it to the address he left."
After that, he didn't linger again. He turned and went out,