The surveillance footage was perfectly legitimate; it merely faithfully recorded what had happened in the private room. For example, Shizuka Hiratsuka and Taihei Doma had indeed done nothing to tamper with that bottle of Riesling sweet white wine. And for another, these two people who had come under the banner of a "blind date" had drunk less than a single glass of table wine before becoming "wildly drunk"...
The head waiter's imagination immediately ran wild—these two guests were clearly more interested in each other than in the wine. Maybe they had hit it off the moment they arrived, like a toad spotting a mung bean. Just look at how crazy they had been: the woman had shouted that she wanted to marry him, while the man had responded that he wanted to be married. Though they were clearly made for each other, it obviously did not align with mainstream values...
They had probably calmed down now and realized just how absurd their behavior had been, so they were making excuses by claiming there was something wrong with the wine, right? What should he do at a time like this—protect the guests' dignity, or protect the restaurant's reputation...
As the head waiter wrestled with this internally, Shizuka Hiratsuka and Taihei Doma, who were watching alongside him, were speechless.
Before watching the footage, they had only had vague impressions of what had happened. But now, seeing it from the surveillance camera's perspective, both of them suddenly felt that they might as well make plans to journey to the underworld together...
Shizuka Hiratsuka was speechless.
The woman on the screen complaining that she could not get married was definitely not her! The woman pointing at Taihei Doma and laughing maniacally like some brute was definitely not her! How could that person, who did